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• Teutonic Knights
  ...x|[[Malbork Castle]], now in [[Poland]], served as the headquarters of the Teutonic Knights from 1309 to 1457.}} ...n Press. ISBN 0-299-09140-6.</ref> The fall of Acre in 1291 meant that the Teutonic Knights no longer had to defend the Holy Land, so could concentrate their resources
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• Teutonic Knights/Bibliography
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• Teutonic Knights/Definition
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• Teutonic Knights/Related Articles
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• Teutonic Knights/External Links
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• Order of Teutonic Knights
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• Order of the Teutonic Knights
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• Order of the Teutonic Knights
  #REDIRECT[[Teutonic Knights]]
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• Order of Teutonic Knights
  #REDIRECT[[Teutonic Knights]]
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• Teutonic Knights
  ...x|[[Malbork Castle]], now in [[Poland]], served as the headquarters of the Teutonic Knights from 1309 to 1457.}} ...n Press. ISBN 0-299-09140-6.</ref> The fall of Acre in 1291 meant that the Teutonic Knights no longer had to defend the Holy Land, so could concentrate their resources
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• Malbork Castle/Definition
  ...noinclude>A 13th-century brick castle in Poland, built by the Order of the Teutonic Knights. It was the Order's headquarters from 1309 to 1457.
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• Malbork Castle/Bibliography
  *Emery, Anthony (2012). "Castles of the Teutonic Knights: Malbork Castle" in Dan Snow (ed.) ''Battle Castles: 500 years of knights &
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• Kaliningrad
  ...s mountain) in honour of the Czech king Ottokar II, who was an ally of the Teutonic knights.
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• Malbork Castle
  ...er Nogat]] in [[Poland]] was founded in the 13th century by the [[Order of Teutonic Knights]].<ref>Emery, Anthony (2007). [http://www.castlestudiesgroup.org.uk/Malbork ...Polish princes. The Order became so powerful that in 1283 the State of the Teutonic Knights was inaugurated.<ref>Emery, "Malbork Castle – Poland", pp. 141&ndash;142.
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• Lebensraum
  ...d with the desire for overseas colonies. It had historical connotations of Teutonic knights of the Middle Ages, taking Slavic lands for Germany.<ref>{{citation
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• Knight
  *Teutonic knights, founded ca. 1190, ruling Monastic State of the Teutonic Knights|Prussia until 1525.
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• Crusades
  ====Teutonic Knights (1229-1525)==== ...lands they conquered over the next century. In a series of campaigns, the Teutonic Knights gained control over the whole Baltic coast, founding numerous towns and for
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• History of Poland
  ===Teutonic Knights=== ...towns and castles. By 1308 the powerful, expansionist state created by the Teutonic Knights, centered at their giant castle in [[Marienburg]], cut off Poland's access
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