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| lubeck.jpg[130×98] Lubeck - Hanseatic heritage Medieval merchants in north Germany Some towns evolve over the ages. Others remain, forever, testimony to a single age of greatness. Lubeck, German merchant Publishing origin | |
| lubeck03.jpg[720×1095] were born in Lübeck. A medical university (1973) in the city is a center of research, teaching, and medical care. The Academy of Music features an annual summer music festival. December 1957 Mentioned in the 11th century, Lübeck became a fortified settlement in the 12th century. After a destructive fire in 1157 it was rebuilt in 1159 by Henry the Lion and Publishing origin | |
| lubeck02.jpg[720×1234] , and the focus of a large metropolitan area. Shipbuilding is a major industry; other manufactures include textiles, machinery, marzipan (a local specialty), and other confections. December 1956 A ring of canals separates the ancient inner city from surrounding suburban manufacturing areas. This historic section, restored after heavy bombing in World War II (1939 Publishing origin | |
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| lubeck04.jpg[720×980] Text from Microsoft® Encarta® the cathedral (December 1957) Return to Germany page Publishing origin | |
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| w272s3.JPG[150×112] Wandering around the city's old quarter I'm afraid I have to agree with the sceptic ICOMOS-people: the fabulous remaining monuments are almost hidden from sight by ugly modern constructions Publishing origin | |
| 3070.jpg[199×150] Ian Cade (England): I visited Lübeck to celebrate the New Year 2006/7 and had a really lovely time. It was great to see in the New Year on the banks of the river with fireworks going off all around us. I also Publishing origin | |
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