Literature
- Maschke, Die Hochmeister des Deutschen Ordens
- Maschke, Domus Hospitalis Theutonicorum
- Zimmerling, Der Deutsche Ritterorden
- Sonthofen, Der deutsche Orden
- Markov, Helmert: Schlachten der Weltgeschichte
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