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was convicted of theft and burned at the stake as punishment. Soon after, word spread that the fountain had miraculous healing powers and
Blomberg became a place of pilgrimage. News of this even reached the Vatican so the cardinals in Rome encouraged the building of a chapel over the fountain. 1468 got the Augustinian canons in the Möllenbeck monastery gave this church and at the same time received permission to build a monastery. The church was expanded into a late Gothic hall church in 1473 and is today the Protestant-Reformed town parish church. The donations were so substantial that a monastery church could be built, which for almost 200 years served as the burial place of Lippe's noble lords and counts. It has not been historically clarified whether the trial against Alheyd Pustekoke is to be classified as a "witch trial".
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Blomberg SPD local association dissolved. One victim of the Nazis was the upholsterer Wilhelm Friedrichs, who wrote a number of letters critical of the regime to Nazi functionaries in Blomberg and Detmold. He was arrested and taken to a prison in Hanover, where he hanged himself the day before the court hearing. It is known from Jewish citizens of Blomberg that the Königsheim family went to Argentina under pressure from the Nazis emigrated. The last Jewish resident of Blomberg was 70-year-old Emma Lippert, née Examus, who was deported to the Theresienstadt concentration camp and on to Minsk , where she was murdered. Since then there has been no Jewish community in Blomberg. The simple half-timbered synagogue from 1808 is now used as the city archive.
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Blomberg as his residence and had the castle expanded as a residence. He and his successors frequently moved between their homes in Blomberg and Brake. The town and castle were fortified all around, and the castle was additionally secured by a rampart and moat. Steep slopes offered natural protection to the west and south, while to the east and north the city was surrounded by walls, moats, ramparts, and even thorn hedges. In addition, there were six defensive towers as well as Zwinger and Landwehr in front of the gates. The Lower Gate and parts of the city wall of the city fortifications are still preserved today.
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Winterberg. To the west are the Hörntruper Berg, the Meierberg, the Mossenberg (228 m) and the Püllenberg (261 m), while the border in the south of Nessenberg (235 m), Spielberg (239 m) and Steinberg (342 m) is formed. The drainage of the eastern part of the Blomberger basin is made by the Diestel, a left tributary of the Emmer. Between the districts Istrup and Großenmarpe a watershed has formed. For this reason, the western part of the Blomberg basin is drained via the Marpe and its tributaries towards Bega / Werre. The lowest point of the municipality is at 139 m, the highest is the summit of the winter mountain at 429 m.
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Blomberg. US soldiers cleared the anti-tank barriers at the dairy and did not encounter any significant resistance since the SS units had left the city earlier. Blomberg was handed over by the mayor on April 5, 1945 and occupied by the
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taught by the cantor and those from the lower town by the sexton. As everywhere in the cities, Blomberg's economy was determined by the guild system. Almost all handicraft businesses in the
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and led to more productive harvests that improved the food situation. This also made the Lippe region interesting for the ruling class. The new rulers were the Lords of Lippe and the Counts of Schwalenberg and Stambuberg. It is believed that both shared Blomberg Castle, which initially only served as
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The vast majority of the land is used by agriculture, in the area of wet creek lowlands mainly as grassland and pastures. The forest on the surrounding mountains consists of three quarters of deciduous trees, mostly beech, while on the Rätkeuper spruce cultures thrive. In comparison to the NRW state
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alone spoke in Lippe sixteen times within ten days. On January 13, Hitler and Frick addressed 5,000 people in Blomberg. In the election, the NSDAP was able to increase by almost 10% and achieved 43.4% of the votes, while the SPD took only 26.6% and the KPD 15.9% of the votes. The NSDAP declared the
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on November 9, 1918. A day later, the Lippe People's and Soldiers' Council was constituted in Detmold and formed the new Lippe government. Just two days later, the People's Council of the City of Blomberg was founded in Blomberg, which was made up of workers and soldiers. Gatherings on the streets
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shoemakers, 30 harness makers, 30 farmers and carters, 15 carpenters, 13 bakers, 10 scribes, 8 linen weavers, 7 locksmiths, 6 blacksmiths, 3 innkeepers, 3 hat makers, 3 glaziers, 3 butchers, 3 bathers and surgeons, 3 traders, 3 masons, 2 apothecaries, 2 wheel makers and 2 carpenters.
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697:Bad Pyrmont
618:Kapp Putsch
577:During the
231: /
1416:Categories
1314:Augustdorf
1223:2024-06-20
1188:References
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967:Herrentrup
848:Borkhausen
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791:Population
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487:Soest feud
342:Population
298:Government
69:Niederntor
1389:Schlangen
1339:Dörentrup
831:Blomberg
768:Dörentrup
732:heat pump
689:Bielefeld
683:Geography
503:Steinheim
390:UTC+02:00
369:UTC+01:00
364:Time zone
334:Elevation
272:Detmold
192:Blomberg
160:Blomberg
46:Blomberg
1354:Kalletal
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1329:Blomberg
1324:Barntrup
864:BrĂĽntrup
778:Villages
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445:Blomberg
279:District
1334:Detmold
1095:Tintrup
983:Höntrup
896:Dalborn
785:Village
760:Detmold
707:Geology
693:Detmold
499:Warburg
477:in the
463:History
457:Germany
433:Website
284:Lippe
248:Germany
244:Country
219:09°05′E
216:51°56′N
1144:potato
1003:10,54
999:Istrup
880:Cappel
834:20,16
639:Hitler
507:Bremen
495:Kassel
491:Hameln
350:15,417
31:, see
1427:Lippe
1374:LĂĽgde
1364:Lemgo
1303:Lippe
1115:3,62
1099:2,91
1083:3,62
1067:4,00
1051:3,44
1035:2,09
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900:2,84
884:2,81
868:4,60
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837:8161
820:4,28
796:Mayor
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748:LĂĽgde
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407:32825
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321:Area
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