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building between 1734 and 1737 from material of the old monastery. In this building on
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took hold in Göttingen in 1529. This resulted in hardships for the black friars in the subsequent years. The city magistrate in the beginning did not have full administrative control over the parish churches. These were under the authority of duke
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