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down the middle). On the dexter side (armsbearer's right, viewer's left) is the Lorsch Abbey's cross pattée fitchy (that is, cross with “flattened” ends to three of the arms, and a point on the bottom one) on a silver field. On the sinister side (armsbearer's left, viewer's right) is the silver six-spoked
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it has been the second smallest). Two hundred and thirty hectares alone – roughly half – can be found in
Heppenheim and its two outlying centres of Hambach and Erbach. They are marketed under the banner name “Heppenheimer Schlossberg” with the individual designations Centgericht, Stemmler, Steinkopf,
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Herbert (SPD) defeated the incumbent Ulrich Obermayr (CDU). Herbert took over the mayor's office on 1 September 2005 from Obermayr, who had held it for 18 years. In 2011 Rainer Burelbach (* 1965) (CDU) was elected mayor with 55,6 % of the votes. Burelbach was reelected
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with the Lion of Hesse above the parting, striped as always horizontally in silver and red, but in these arms also holding a golden-hilted, silver-bladed sword in his right paw and wearing a golden crown. The part of the field below the parting at the fess line is itself parted per pale (vertically
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concentration camp was located in
Heppenheim. It was closed on 18 December 1942, but opened again as Heppenheim subcamp on 15 June 1943. It was permanently closed on 27 March 1945 when the town was occupied by American troops at the end of the fighting in Hesse. The prisoners in Heppenheim were put
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Besides the main town, Heppenheim has the outlying centres of Unter-Hambach, Ober-Hambach, Kirschhausen (with
Igelsbach), Erbach, Sonderbach, Wald-Erlenbach, Mittershausen-Scheuerberg, and Ober-Laudenbach, which were in the course of municipal reform in Hesse amalgamated with Heppenheim with effect
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Heppenheim has at its disposal a largely preserved, self-contained, picturesque Old Town core with an area of about 8 ha, within which are found all the sights mentioned in the foregoing list. The Old Town is characterized by timber-frame houses dating back mostly to the reconstruction in the
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The town has in its favour good economic data – even in relation to the Rhine Neckar Area's and the
Starkenburg Region's as a whole – above-average employment figures and an especially high proportion of graduates in the resident population's above-average buying power.
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Dr. Köhler was in the mayor's office only until 1941 when he was called into the
Wehrmacht. His duties were performed by deputy Franz Keil during his absence. Despite party membership, Dr. Köhler is said not to have been a fanatical Nazi, but rather a respectable
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used to have up to 250 pupils. After a scandal about sexual abuse cases in the 1970s and 1980s and attempts to save the institution, it was closed in 2015. There are plans for renovating the location. Heppenheim is also home to the
European Hotel Academy.
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in 1348 and 1349. The modern community was founded in the 17th century. About 1900, there were some 40 Jewish families, with 200 to 300 people living in town. That figure fell to 113 people by 1933, a result of migration and emigration.
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Abbey held the rank of principality, and
Heppenheim developed over time into the territory's administrative and economic hub, although it lost its importance with the Abbey's downfall in the 11th and 12th centuries. In 1229, Emperor
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Heppenheim has had town rights since at least 1318, and market rights, it is believed, already by the early 9th century. From 1265 (possibly earlier) until 1803, Heppenheim was the seat of the
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In 1955, the town celebrated its 1,200th anniversary and opened the new open-air stage "Freilichtbühne". It is still in use today, seats around 2500 people and also proved its worth at the
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is a boundary oddity unique in Hesse: just there within the town's municipal area are two enclaves belonging to Baden-Württemberg, within one of which is a further enclave belonging to Hesse.
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Owing to the especially favourable climate and good soil conditions on the Bergstraße, mainly dry and dryish wines of very high quality are made here. The main variety is
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In 1899, one of Europe's first power stations was built in Heppenheim. Two steam engines furnished electricity beginning in 1900 for Heppenheim and Bensheim. After the
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Heppenheim´s biggest lake is the Bruchsee. Multiple streams such as the Hambach, Stadtbach, Erbach und Brombach flow from the east and down the valleys of the
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3), but also one given the landscape along the road. It stands out with its unusually mild and sunny climate in which trees blossom especially early.
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Dr. Schiffers switched to the NSDAP to keep abreast of changes, but he soon ran into difficulties with the Party and thereby lost his office in 1937.
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FC Starkenburgia 1900 e. V. Heppenheim, one of Germany's oldest football clubs, founded in the same year as the German Football Federation
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Heppenheim has (as at 30 April 2008) 408 cultural monuments that are under monumental protection. The following is a selection:
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The sharp rise between 1971 and 1975 has to do with the amalgamations in the course of administrative reform in Hesse in 1972.
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Among all the mayors, Wilhelm Höhn, Karl Schiffers and Wilhelm Metzendorf stand out as ones who decisively promoted the town.
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church is known locally; it was consecrated on 1 August 1904, and is not a bishop's seat. Heppenheim lies centrally on
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killed about 80% of the population in 1635 (almost 100% in the outlying countryside), and the town was sacked by the
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early decades after Heppenheim's destruction in the Nine Years' War in 1693, which was done over the remains of the
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was founded in Heppenheim. Furthermore, the liberal Heppenheimer Versammlung was one of the starting points of the
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The following mayors have held office in Heppenheim since the municipal constitution was promulgated in 1821:
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Dr. König and Jakob Fleck were each provisionally appointed mayor after the Americans marched in 1945.
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of vineyards it was originally Germany's smallest self-contained wine region (but since
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Heppenheim is linked by several buslines to Jugenheim, Grasellenbach and Mörlenbach.
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The town's official designation is “Heppenheim an der Bergstraße”. In the local
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The municipal election held on 26 March 2006 yielded the following results:
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was abolished. Heppenheim was thereafter first the seat of a (much smaller)
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Starkenburg (castle). Defining for the townscape, besides the castle, is
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Schlossberg, Maiberg and Eckweg (until 2004 there was also Guldenzoll).
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Museum für Stadtgeschichte und Volkskunde (town history and folklore)
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Die Erwähnung Heppenheims und der Starkenburg im Lorscher Codex.
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The arms, bestowed on the town on 30 August 1913 by Grand Duke
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06252, 06253 (part of Unter-Hambach, Mittershausen-Scheuerberg)
1986:(“state wine estate”) with its seat in Bensheim maintains the
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Internationales Straßentheater beim Festival Gassensensationen
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education reform, integrating work of the head and hand. The
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The centre of Heppenheim's Old Town seen from the Starkenburg
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Verkehrs- und Heimatverein e.V.; transport and local history
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Parish Church of St. Peter (“Cathedral of the Bergstraße”)
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www.bergstrasse.de/region/heppenheim Bergstraße/Heppenheim
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1744:(festival, daily from mid to late July to early September)
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The elections in March 2021 showed the following results:
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www.edwardvictor.com/Holocaust/List %20 of %20 camps. htm
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Verkehrs- und Heimatverein Heppenheim e.V. (publisher):
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Arbeit & soziale Gerechtigkeit – Die Wahlalternative
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Hier stand die 1900 erbaute und 1938 zerstörte Synagoge.
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in 1848 and 1849. Given this historical connection, the
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of Heppenheim, and has been since 1938 the seat of the
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Deutsche Versuchsanstalt für Ernährung und Verpflegung
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Missionsgemeinde Heppenheim – Free Evangelical Church
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Alphabetical List of Camps, Subcamps and Other Camps.
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The “Cathedral of the Bergstraße”, St. Peter's Church
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Location of Heppenheim within Bergstraße district
2227:"Bevölkerung in Hessen am 31.12.2022 nach Gemeinden"
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links the town to Heidelberg and Frankfurt am Main.
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and honorary professor of religious sciences at the
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Ferienspiele für Kinder von Vorschule bis 16 Jahren
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1962:Heppenheim is a winegrowing town belonging to the
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1696:Starkenburg (castle) on the Schlossberg (mountain)
1422:Dr. Karl Schiffers (Centre Party (Germany)/NSDAP)
795:) was founded on 11 December 1948 in Heppenheim.
2071:(born 1964), discoverer of numerous minor planets
2132:Geschichte und Geschicke der Heppenheimer Juden.
1932:is found in the town centre, and the two-track
1567:List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany
907:”Cathedral” and Starkenburg (view from Maiberg)
572:Heppenheim borders in the north on the town of
475:, the “Cathedral of the Bergstraße” as the big
442:. It is best known for being the birthplace of
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2315:. Vhvheppenheim.de. 2006-08-25. Archived from
2083:(born 1987), 4-time Formula One world champion
1896:Heppenheim is part of the economically strong
1760:tournament, second weekend during wine market)
871:Beginning on 28 May 1942, a subcamp of Dachau/
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2077:(born 1987), chemist and science communicator
1661:Marketplace and Starkenburg in the background
508:, and is Hesse's southernmost district seat.
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2065:(born 1948), musician, composer and organist
1754:Internationales Weinmarkt-Stockschießturnier
823:International Council of Christians and Jews
2313:"Freilichtbühne (Geschichte und Gegenwart)"
523:Heppenheim seen from the Starkenburg castle
467:The town is set on the vineyards below the
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1869:REC Heppenheim e. V.; ice stock sport
783:(“Half Moon”) Hotel, was a prelude to the
560:In the area around the outlying centre of
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1881:BC Heppenheim (Badminton Club Heppenheim)
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1122:Christian Democratic Union of Germany
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2294:(in German). Heppenheim (Bergstraße)
2134:Verlag Reinhard Diehl, Lorsch 1982.
752:Heppenheim suffered severely in the
734:’s right bank being added after the
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600:, in the south on the community of
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2199:Hessisches Statistisches Landesamt
1144:Social Democratic Party of Germany
891:In 2004, the town hosted the 44th
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2573:Wappen des Landkreises Bergstraße
2162:ABT Mediengruppe, Weinheim 2005.
1819:Museums and cultural institutions
1470:Wilhelm Metzendorf (independent)
450:and the place of founding of the
2053:(born 1944), political scientist
1966:wine region. With some 450
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1041:German revolutions of 1848–1849
838:University of Frankfurt am Main
686:Landgraviate of Hesse-Darmstadt
620:and in the west on the town of
452:Free Democratic Party (Germany)
2603:Holocaust locations in Germany
2148:Verlag Laurissa, Lorsch 1986.
1093:Parties and voter communities
546:, the town's western border.
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2120:, football player and manager
1737:Important yearly events are:
1636:(now in the Czech Republic).
1207:Freie Wähler Heppenheim PINI
854:Im Gedenken an die Ermordeten
681:Reichsdeputationshauptschluss
2441:Towns and municipalities in
2201:. April 2023. Archived from
1766:(Street theatre, early July)
1685:Marketplace with Town Hall,
1653:Town Hall on the Marketplace
1555:Electorate of the Palatinate
802:living in Heppenheim by the
676:Electorate of the Palatinate
2248:"Historie – FDP Heppenheim"
2035:(1838–1918), nun, canonized
1996:Erlebnispfad Wein und Stein
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2089:(born 1998), racing driver
1988:Hessischer Rebmuttergarten
1892:Economy and infrastructure
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1561:Twin towns – sister cities
1430:Dr. Walter Köhler (NSDAP)
793:Freie Demokratische Partei
531:, the town is also called
448:Formula One World Champion
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1587:Kaltern an der Weinstraße
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2094:Associated with the town
2041:(1924–2018), sociologist
2010:, once Germany's oldest
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568:Neighbouring communities
434:, Germany, lying on the
312:122 m (400 ft)
2391:Starkenburg Observatory
2059:(born 1956), footballer
1841:Heppenheimer Festspiele
1801:Starkenburg Observatory
1742:Heppenheimer Festspiele
1640:Culture and sightseeing
1502:Rainer Burelbach (CDU)
1274:Voter turnout in %
1187:Grüne Liste Heppenheim
749:marched in March 1945.
628:Constituent communities
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2146:Heppenheimer Lexikon.
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1499:since 1 September 2011
1494:Gerhard Herbert (SPD)
1486:Ulrich Obermayr (CDU)
1414:Anton Philipp Wiegand
1382:Johann Friedrich Weis
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899:Population development
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19:Town in Hesse, Germany
16:Town in Hesse, Germany
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2047:(born 1936), painter
2012:comprehensive school
1964:Hessische Bergstraße
1878:WSV-BL; water sports
1462:Otto Holzamer (FDP)
649:’s donations to the
399:Vehicle registration
330: • Density
211:49.64306°N 8.63889°E
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2039:Judith Buber Agassi
1934:Main-Neckar Railway
1872:HC VfL Heppenheim;
1858:Clubs in Heppenheim
1406:Ludwig Lorenz Kohl
873:Natzweiler-Struthof
777:Heppenheimer Tagung
728:Bergstraße district
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150:Show map of Germany
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1930:Heppenheim station
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1366:Gottfried Piersch
1350:Gottfried Piersch
1330:in 2017 and 2023.
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2106:Justus von Liebig
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2515:Lampertheim
2455:Abtsteinach
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2045:Horst Antes
1958:Winegrowing
1920:Heppenheim
1828:Musikschule
1689:houses and
1645:Sightseeing
1634:Sudetenland
1620:Sponsorship
1529:The town's
1358:Georg Neff
866:gas chamber
804:Middle Ages
798:There were
781:Halber Mond
647:Charlemagne
618:Lampertheim
255:Darmstadt
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2587:Categories
2535:Mörlenbach
2525:Lindenfels
2510:Hirschhorn
2505:Heppenheim
2443:Bergstraße
2399:Heppenheim
2375:Heppenheim
2342:spiegel.de
2323:2011-10-12
2298:2021-12-09
2212:2023-07-06
2181:References
1992:phylloxera
1815:research.
1693:(fountain)
1626:Bubenreuth
1600:Le Chesnay
1565:See also:
862:euthanasia
694:of Hesse.
691:Bundesland
602:Laudenbach
594:Mörlenbach
582:Lindenfels
551:Rhine rift
498:Heidelberg
436:Bergstraße
424:Bergstraße
420:Heppenheim
317:Population
273:Government
199:49°38′35″N
2550:Viernheim
2520:Lautertal
2480:Einhausen
2002:Education
1912:Transport
1787:Kirchweih
1613:West Bend
1491:2005–2011
1483:1987–2005
1475:1973–1987
1467:1954–1973
1459:1948–1954
1451:1946–1948
1443:1945–1946
1427:1937–1945
1419:1925–1937
1411:1914–1924
1403:1910–1913
1395:1887–1910
1387:1874–1887
1379:1870–1874
1371:1864–1869
1363:1853–1863
1355:1843–1852
1347:1821–1842
1076:July 2021
893:Hessentag
842:Jerusalem
747:Americans
614:Viernheim
578:Lautertal
544:Weschnitz
542:into the
502:Darmstadt
494:A 67
473:St. Peter
469:mediaeval
458:Geography
365:UTC+02:00
344:UTC+01:00
339:Time zone
309:Elevation
202:8°38′20″E
2475:Bürstadt
2470:Birkenau
2460:Bensheim
2445:district
2348:20 April
2016:holistic
1980:Riesling
1940:Industry
1774:Carnival
1727:medieval
1700:Catholic
1204:FWHPINI
1031:Politics
663:Imperial
655:Adalbert
643:Frankish
598:Birkenau
574:Bensheim
540:Odenwald
490:A 5
487:Autobahn
477:Catholic
463:Location
440:Odenwald
262:District
2545:Rimbach
1776:parade)
1708:Amtshof
1573:twinned
1535:charged
1325:In the
1066:updated
1021:26.946
1013:25,013
1005:26,792
997:25,457
989:23,793
981:17,411
973:13,111
834:Zionist
706:Oberamt
661:. The
637:History
590:Rimbach
533:Hepprum
408:Website
231:Germany
227:Country
2530:Lorsch
2465:Biblis
2403:Curlie
2166:
2152:
2138:
1575:with:
1512:mayor.
1342:Mayor
1321:Mayors
965:9,350
957:7,693
949:5,779
941:4,599
933:3,190
925:1,066
808:Plague
791:(FDP,
762:Plague
758:Swedes
622:Lorsch
325:26,946
2485:Fürth
2230:(XLS)
2206:(XLS)
1717:style
1551:Hesse
1262:100.0
1252:100.0
1247:Total
1224:WASG
1154:32.0
1148:35.9
1132:48.3
1126:39.7
1113:2001
1111:Seats
1108:2001
1103:2006
1101:Seats
1098:2006
914:Year
766:Poles
732:Rhine
586:Fürth
553:(now
432:Hesse
382:64646
280:Mayor
243:Hesse
238:State
2350:2018
2164:ISBN
2150:ISBN
2136:ISBN
2006:The
1805:The
1630:Luby
1533:are
1531:arms
1435:1945
1284:53.0
1279:48.6
1232:4.0
1216:6.5
1210:5.9
1196:7.1
1190:7.0
1184:GLH
1176:6.1
1170:7.5
1162:FDP
1140:SPD
1118:CDU
1018:2022
1010:2013
1002:2008
994:2003
986:1975
978:1971
970:1950
962:1939
954:1925
946:1900
938:1861
930:1806
922:1666
858:Nazi
800:Jews
771:The
616:and
596:and
500:and
369:CEST
296:Area
36:Town
2401:at
1549:of
1157:12
1151:13
1135:18
1129:15
714:Amt
710:Amt
701:Amt
657:of
430:in
358:DST
348:CET
289:CDU
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2283:^
1968:ha
1267:37
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