- the late-gothic
artwork of the
Hersbruck altar, the "Hirtenmuseum" and the
landscape of
Hersbruck Switzerland.
Hersbruck was
founded in 976 when a castle...
- The
Hersbrucker Alb ("
Hersbruck Jura") – also
called Hersbrucker Schweiz ("
Hersbruck Switzerland") or Pegnitz-Alb ("Pegnitz Jura") – is the northeastern...
-
Hohenstein Castle (German: Burg Hohenstein) in
Middle Franconia is a
castle in Bavaria, Germany. The
origins of
Hohenstein Castle probably go back to the...
- The
Hersbruck–Pommelsbrunn
railway is a 5.4 km long
mainline railway in the
German state of Bavaria,
which connects the Nuremberg–Cheb and Nuremberg–Schwandorf...
- was
established in 1972 by
merging the
former districts of Nuremberg,
Hersbruck and Lauf,
reuniting for the
first time
since 1789 most of the
former lands...
- (1849) Ansbach, (1875) and
Bayreuth (1877) as well as the
Ostbahn lines to
Hersbruck (1859) and
Regensburg (1871) the
station became the
central station for...
-
Sklavenarbeiter für den Endsieg. KZ
Hersbruck und das Rüstungsprojekt Dogger,
Hersbruck (Germany), Dokumentationsstätte KZ
Hersbruck, 2003. ISBN 3-00-011024-0....
- from the camp of
Hersbruck to the
construction site in
Happurg every day. (in German) G. Faul:
Sklavenarbeiter für den Endsieg.
Hersbruck 2003. (Published...
-
Herrenberg (Baden-Württemberg)
Herrieden (Bavaria)
Herrnhut (Saxony)
Hersbruck (Bavaria)
Herten (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Herzberg am Harz (Lower Saxony)...
- were
living in a
small house at Sackdilling. In 1948,
while living near
Hersbruck with her
mother and her aunt, Else Sonnemann, Edda
entered the St...
