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Apolda (German: [
aˈpɔlda] ) is a town in
central Thuringia, Germany, the
capital of the
Weimarer Land district. It is
situated in the
center of the triangle...
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Dietrich of
Apolda (died 1302) was a
German Dominican hagiographer,
writing towards the end of the
thirteenth century. He
wrote a po****r life of Elizabeth...
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Apolda was a
German football club from the town of
Apolda, Thuringia. It was
established in 1910 as Ballspiel-Club
Apolda and
later adopted the name...
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Apolda station is a
through station on the Halle–Bebra
railway in the town of
Apolda in the
German state of Thuringia. It was
opened on 1
April 1890 and...
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Naumburg to
Dornburg and
arrived at
Apolda late in the day due to the poor
state of the roads.
Apolda sits on
strategically important heights between...
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White Elster in
Berga in the far east the Ilm,
flowing through Ilmenau,
Apolda and the
capital Weimar in the centre.
Acting Prime Minister Goethe once...
- Bernhard-Prager-Haus is the
former home of the
Jewish Prager family,
situated in
Apolda, Thuringia, Germany, in Pragerg****e, a
narrow alley.
Bernhard Prager was...
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supported it.
Another story told of Elizabeth, also
found in
Dietrich of
Apolda's Vita,
relates how she laid the
leper Helias of
Eisenach in the bed she...
- the Dobermann. He
started the
creation of this dog
breed in the town of
Apolda, in the
Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach
around 1890,
following the Franco-Prussian...
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production areas were
relocated east to
areas of the
later GDR, such as
Apolda and present-day Poland, such as
Guben and Breslau.
During the war, the number...
