Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) and Friedrich von Hohenzollern

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Difference between Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) and Friedrich von Hohenzollern

Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) vs. Friedrich von Hohenzollern

Elisabeth of Württemberg (after 1412 - after 29 April 1476) was a German noblewoman. Friedrich von Hohenzollern (1451–1505) was Prince-Bishop of Augsburg from 1486 to 1505.

Similarities between Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) and Friedrich von Hohenzollern

Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) and Friedrich von Hohenzollern have 1 thing in common (in Unionpedia): John II of Werdenberg.

John II of Werdenberg

John II of Werdenberg (c. 1430 – 23 February 1486, Frankfurt am Main) was a German nobleman and clergyman of the house of Werdenberg.

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What Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) and Friedrich von Hohenzollern have in common
What are the similarities between Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) and Friedrich von Hohenzollern

Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) and Friedrich von Hohenzollern Comparison

Elisabeth of Württemberg (1412–1476) has 6 relations, while Friedrich von Hohenzollern has 14. As they have in common 1, the Jaccard index is 5.00% = 1 / (6 + 14).

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