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forced an
enemy to
negotiate it
before ****aulting the main
defensive line.
Essenwein states that the "main
purpose of this
feature was so that the besieging...
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commenced by
August Essenwein (1831–1892), who in the 1870s
published a
study of the town
walls of
Friesach in Carinthia.
Essenwein was a
medieval historian...
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missing towers. The
interior of the
church was also restored.
August Essenwein,
director of the
Germanic Museum in Nurnberg, was
entrusted with this...
- vom
Germanischen Nationalmuseum Nürnberg. Mit
einem Vorwort von
August Essenwein. Brockhaus,
Leipzig 1866.
Digitalisat (2. Auflage: Keller,
Frankfurt am...
- neo-Gothic
style were
constructed in 1885–1889
according to
plans by
August Essenwein. Hans
Pylipp built, at
about the same time, a new
office building in place...
-
method of
reaching an
elevated entrance. In the 19th century,
August Essenwein saw the rope lift as a
common entry system. For example, in his numerous...
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around 1550. In the 19th
century architectural historians, such as
August Essenwein,
developed the idea that, in the 12th century, the main
buildings of a...
