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Burgomaster

Burgomaster (alternatively spelled burgermeister, lit. 'master of the town/borough/fortress/citizens') is the English form of various terms in or derived from Germanic languages for the chief magistrate or executive of a city or town. The name in English was derived from the Dutch burgemeester.

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Burgomaster

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related to By jurisdiction · 88
Burgomaster → Amter, Amtsborgmester, Austria, Basque, Belarusian, Belgium, Boargemaster, Bokmål, Borgarstjóri, Borgermester, Borgmester, Borgmästare, Borgomastro, Bourgmestre, Buergermeeschter, Burgomaestre, Burgumaisu, Burmistras, Burmistrz, Börgermester
related to Historical use · 30
Burgomaster → Aargau, Berlin, Bezirksbürgermeister, Bremen, BremenAmtsbürgermeister, Bürgermeister, District Burgomaster, English, English Mayor, Erster Bürgermeister, First Burgomaster, German, Governing Mayor, Hamburg, HamburgBürgermeister, In, Landamman, Lübeck, Mayor, One

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mayor used cities title german english mayors council government translated derived bürgermeister one oberbürgermeister often municipal city dutch also urban

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Bremeninstance ofwas first used in the early 13th century.In many free imperial cities0.80text
Hamburginstance ofwas first used in the early 13th century.In many free imperial cities0.80text
and Lübeckinstance ofwas first used in the early 13th century.In many free imperial cities0.80text
the function of burgomaster was usually held simultaneously by three personsinstance ofwas first used in the early 13th century.In many free imperial cities0.80text
serving as an executive collegeinstance ofwas first used in the early 13th century.In many free imperial cities0.80text
Burgomasterrelated to By jurisdictionBürgermeister0.60section
Burgomasterrelated to By jurisdictionGerman0.60section
Burgomasterrelated to By jurisdictionGermany0.60section
Burgomasterrelated to By jurisdictionAustria0.60section
Burgomasterrelated to By jurisdictionSouth Tyrol0.60section
Burgomasterrelated to By jurisdictionSwitzerland0.60section
Burgomasterrelated to By jurisdictionIn Switzerland0.60section

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