Simonsfeld who died in 1913, Wilhelm von Giesebrecht who died in 1889 and Johannes Laudage who died in an accident in 2008). Nevertheless, the two volumes about

Matilda of Tuscany

1130s; in reality, Matilda made Henry V her only heir in 1110/11. Even Johannes Laudage in his study of the contemporary sources, thought that the Matildine

Saxon revolt of 1073–1075

273–308. Johannes Laudage, Matthias Schrör (eds.): Der Investiturstreit – Quellen und Materialien, 2nd edn., Cologne, 2006, p. 87. Johannes Laudage: Die Salier

Cultural depictions of Frederick Barbarossa

authorities among German-speaking historians include Ferdinand Opll, Johannes Laudage (who died in an accident in 2008 so could not write the section on

Eva Schlotheuber

History at the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf as successor to Johannes Laudage [de]. Since 2014, she has been a full member of the Zentraldirektion

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