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Loschwitz Bridge (
Loschwitzer Brücke) is a
cantilever truss bridge over the
river Elbe in
Dresden the
capital of
Saxony in Germany. It
connects the city...
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Published by
Christian Teich,
Dresden 1883, p. 126. Otto-R. Wenzel: Die
Loschwitzer Kirche – Bau, Zerstörung und Wiederaufbau. In: Ev.-Luth-Congregation...
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Loschwitz Cemetery (German:
Loschwitzer Friedhof) is the
second burial ground,
still in use, of Loschwitz, part of the city of Dresden, Germany, replacing...
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Nosseni and
Sacristy altars had been salvaged, they can be seen now in the
Loschwitzer Kirche (also in Dresden) and the
Friedenskirche in Löbtau, respectively...
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captured the
construction of the Blue Wonder, also
known as the
Loschwitzer bridge. Of
particular do****entary
value are Aurig's few
surviving studies...
- Sächsischen
Akademie der Wissenschaften,
Leipzig 2004, pp. 3. "Denkmal:
Loschwitzer Kirche, Kirchhof, Nosseni-Altar".
Annette Dubbers (Hrsg.): Loschwitz...
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March floods of 1845. The
first bridge p****ed by the
river is the
Loschwitzer Brücke (famously
known as
Blaues Wunder). The Albertbrücke at the border...
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Harald Metzkes.
Lachnit died of a
heart attack in 1962 and was
buried in
Loschwitzer Friedhof in Dresden. ****ociation of
Revolutionary Visual Artists Joachim...
