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Maximilian Joseph, count von Montgelas de Garnerin
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Born September 10, 1759 • Munich
Died June 14, 1838 (aged 78) • Munich
Title / Office foreign minister (1803-1817), Bavaria • prime minister (1799-1817), Bavaria

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