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Bei Auseinandersetzungen der ostfriesischen Häuptlinge gerät Widzeld tom Brok am 25. April bei Detern in einen Hinterhalt und flieht mit seinen Mannen in die dortige Kirche. Seine Feinde unter Führung von Erzbischof Otto II. von Bremen, der Bischöfe von Münster und Minden und des Grafen von Oldenburg zünden das Gotteshaus an und Widzeld erstickt und verbrennt mit seinen Leuten in der Kirche, die dabei völlig zerstört wird. Nachfolger Widzelds als Häuptling des Brookmerlandes wird sein Halbbruder Keno II. tom Brok. * 25. September: Die Kalkumer Fehde wird mit einem zweiten Fehdebrief bekräftigt. * Dohnaische Fehde
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