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- name MÖLLERGROUP GmbH & Co.KG Industry Automotive industry Founded 1730 Headquarters Kupferhammer, 33649 Bielefeld , Germany Website www.moellergroup.com...
- Pforzheim. On March 4, USAAF B-24 Liberator aircraft bombed the area around "Kupferhammer". On March 14, 16, 18th, 19th, 20th and 24th, the railway facilities...
- (1837–1910), Reichstag delegate (1893–1907), owner of the Osteroder Kupferhammer, died locally Paul Homeyer (1853–1908), concert organist Friedrich Rinne...
- city) The Old Grapes Press of Brötzingen Hachel Tower The Copper Hammer (Kupferhammer; a traditional water-powered sledge hammer which was used for metal forming)...
- Some parts of the town are still named from their past function, like Kupferhammer ("copper hammer"). 1605 till 1620 the important waterway Finow Canal...
- Prussian House of Representatives in 1884, both times unsuccessfully. "Haus Kupferhammer". Sauerland.com. Retrieved 2024-01-25. "Unsere Geschichte". IHK Arnsberg...
- lie in a valley. From Kupferhammer the land gently rises to the west, toward Obernau (elevation difference between Kupferhammer and Obernau less than...
- and Niederhammer in Suhl by 1363, Tobiashammer in Ohrdruf (later also Kupferhammer and copper hammer mill) Fichtel Mountains Ore Mountains: 1352 Hammer...
- Distance in km Elevation in metres Additional Information Pforzheim-Kupferhammer 0 254 Starting point of the three Black Forest long-distance trails,...
- In the 18th century, metal-working companies such as Neuhirtenberger Kupferhammer, which used the first steam engine in all of Lower Austria in 1836, settled...