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Aegidien Church (German: Aegidienkirche),
after Saint Giles to whom the
church was dedicated, is a war
memorial in Hanover, the
capital of
Lower Saxony...
- Nuremberg, the son of the
merchant Johann Siegmund Doppelmayr. He
entered the
Aegidien-Gymnasium in
Nuremberg in 1689, then the
University of
Altdorf in 1696...
- The
Aegidienkirche or Liebfrauenmünster St.
Aegidien is the main
Roman Catholic church in the
German city of Braunschweig,
located in the city centre....
- the Old Town are the
Market Hall, the
Leine Palace, and the ruin of the
Aegidien Church which is now a
monument to the
victims of war and violence. Through...
-
Aegidien Gate
Square (German: Aegidientorplatz) is a busy
square known colloquially as Aegi in Hanover, Germany.
Located above a
subway station of the...
- The
Aegidien Gate was the
southeastern city gate
until 1748 when the area was
redeveloped and
today is the
Aegidien Gate
Square with the
Aegidien Gate...
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damaged and only 7,489
dwellings (5.2%)
completely undamaged.: 142–143 The
Aegidien Church and St. Nicholas'
Chapel were both destro**** and
became memorials...
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after the
garden parish outside the
former parish city
walls in
front of
Aegidien Gate. The cemetery,
which contains a
number of
classicising grave markers...
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plague Church of St James, 1334
Church of the
Sacred Heart Church of St
Aegidien the Salzspeicher,
historic warehouses where salt
delivered from Lüneburg...
- 1732 in Bernburg. She was
buried in the
crypt of the
Castle Church of St.
Aegidien.[citation needed] "Ascania 6". www.genealogy.euweb.cz.
Esther Knorr-Anders...
