Ludwig von Vincke
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Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm Philip Freiherr von Vincke was a liberal Prussian statesman. Born as member of an old Westphalian noble family and educated at three universities in a broad variety of subjects, he entered the Prussian service as head of local and regional authorities.
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Vincke's house of birth, the Cathedral dechany in Minden (pulled down in 1883)
Münster Palace, Vincke's working and living place 1804-1807, 1813-1844
Vincke travelling through the province (drawing in Die Gartenlaube, 1863)
Private cemetery of Haus Busch in Hagen with Vincke's gravesite
Vincke tower (right) on the Syberg (Dortmund); in front: Lake Hengstey
Vincke column in Duisburg-RuhrortAwards 2
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About this person
Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm Philip Freiherr von Vincke was a liberal Prussian statesman. Born as member of an old Westphalian noble family and educated at three universities in a broad variety of subjects, he entered the Prussian service as head of local and regional authorities. Influenced by ideas of British liberalism, he joined the Prussian Reform Movement during the times of Napoleonic Wars, and was an important member as co-worker of the Barons vom Stein and vom Stein zum Altenstein.
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