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German lawyer
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His parents were Charlotte Ludmilla von Posadowsky and her husband Karl Friedrich von Dacheröden the elder (1705–1742), a 'Regierungspräsident' or governor of Magdeburg and a 'Verwaltungsbeamter'. Like his father, Karl Friedrich the younger became a Prussian administrative officer.
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(in German) Ilse Foerst-Crato: Karl Friedrich von Dacheröden. Mitteilungen des Mindener Geschichtsvereins, Jahrgang 49 (1977), S. 131–136.
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