- The
Turmberg (German: "Tower Hill") is a hill (elevation: 256 m)
located in Durlach, a
suburb of
Karlsruhe in Germany. It is home to a
castle ruin. The...
- of
poplars with it, on the left bank of the Pfinz, at the foot of the
Turmberg.
During the
Second World War, 329
people were
killed in Durlach.[citation...
- Rhine, and
almost completely on the
Upper Rhine Plain. It
contains the
Turmberg in the east, and also lies on the
borders of the
Kraichgau leading to the...
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peasants who had
feigned death. The
battle is also
called the
Battle of the
Turmberg, for a watch-tower on the field. Freiburg,
which was a
Habsburg territory...
- in Germany. From Karlsruhe's
former center Durlach, the line
climbs the
Turmberg,
which on a
clear day
provides a
lookout point with
views of the Rhine...
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Characteristic of the
location are the
Aichelberg (564 m
above sea level) and the
Turmberg (609 m
above sea level). The
northern and
western part of the district...
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which reach a
height of 329 m above sea
level (NN) at Wieżyca (German:
Turmberg), form the
western part of the East
European Plain. To the
north they descend...
- have
provided natural defenses to the town for over a
thousand years. The
Turmberg offers a view of the Oder
river valley. Günter Eich (1907–1972), author...
- m) Jena, the
Hausberg (391.7 m) and the
Jenzig (385.3 m) Karlsruhe, the
Turmberg (256.0 m) K****el, the
Karlsberg (526.2 m) with the
Hercules monument (515...
- Heimat- und Kulturfreunde, ISBN 978-3-00-024233-5
Blankenloch as
viewed from
Turmberg in Karlsruhe-Durlach Kerns-Max-House at
Blankenloch "Hermannshäusle" and...
