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- Instance of
- common year starting and ending on Tuesday
- Part of
- Gregorian calendar
- Followed by
- 1642
- Follows
- 1640
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- 1641
- topic's main category
- Category:1641
- point in time
- 1641-01-01
- has list
- list of state leaders in 1641
- category for births in this time period
- Category:1641 births
- category for deaths in this time period
- Category:1641 deaths
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Am 2. Mai heiratet der 14-jährige Wilhelm von Oranien, Sohn von Friedrich Heinrich von Oranien, Statthalter der Niederlande, und der Gräfin Amalie zu Solms-Braunfels, in der Königskapelle im Whitehall-Palast in London die neunjährige Princess Royal Maria Henrietta Stuart, älteste Tochter des englischen Königs Karl I. Stuart und der Prinzessin Henrietta Maria von Frankreich.
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