Royal Prussian Order of Saint John

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The Royal Prussian Order of Saint John (German: Königlich Preußische St. Johanniter-Orden) was an order of merit in the Kingdom of Prussia.^[1] It was set up in 1812 and was awarded until the inauguration of the modern Order of Saint John in 1852.