839:, who tried to get these three major Thuringian cities under their rule. The alliance lasted nearly 200 years and was successful. After 1348, Mühlhausen did not have to pay any more taxes to the emperor, so that its independence was complete. The three cities pursued their own territorial policy (e.g. by buying castles) to protect their trade routes against robbery, which brought them constantly into conflict with local nobles. Another aspect of the territorial policy was buying land and villages around the city, making use of any opportunity that presented itself, for example if local rulers (counts, monasteries etc.) needed money. Mühlhausen bought 19 still existing and 43 later abandoned villages and an area of 220 km (85 sq mi) in this way, covering the north-western part of today's district
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which was a significantly lower rate of growth than in other cities of comparable size during that period of rapid urbanisation in
Germany. By 1940, the population had increased to 42,000 and with German refugees from eastern Europe, the peak was reached around 1950 with a population of 52,000. Since that time, the population has decreased to 43,000 in 1988, 39,000 in 2000 and 33,000 in 2012 (the statistical adjustment during the 2011 Census led to a loss of 3,000 persons).
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in this period and lost its former importance. Furthermore, the traffic routes changed during the 19th century and Mühlhausen lost its good connections. Industrialization started later than in other German cities. Nevertheless, the population grew to 14,000 in 1850, 23,000 in 1880 and 35,000 in 1910,
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The Order of the
Teutonic Knights had two courts in Mühlhausen. The one in the old town at Untermarkt was rebuilt in 1720 and hosts the superintendenture today. The one in the new town next to St. Mary's Church was rebuilt during the 16th century. It was the residence of Thomas Müntzer and later the
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During recent years, the economic situation of the city has improved: the unemployment rate in the
Unstrut-Hainich district declined from 21% in 2005 to 10% in 2013 with higher rates in the city than in the bordering rural municipalities. Still, Mühlhausen itself has one of the highest unemployment
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The birth deficit was 203 in 2012, this is −6.1 per 1,000 inhabitants (Thuringian average: -4.5; national average: -2.4). The net migration rate was +1.2 per 1,000 inhabitants in 2012 (Thuringian average: -0.8; national average: +4.6). The most important regions of origin of Mühlhausen migrants are
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The average decline in population between 2009 and 2012 was approximately 0.38% p.a, whereas the population in bordering rural regions has been shrinking with accelerating tendency. Suburbanization played only a small role in Mühlhausen. It occurred after the reunification for a short time in the
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were built during the 12th century with a length of 2.7 kilometres (1.7 mi), a height of 8 metres (26 ft) and a thickness of 1.75 metres (5.7 ft). They are mostly intact, with the exception of most of the gates, laid down during the 19th century to improve traffic access. The only
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Production of textiles, machines and electrical engineering were major manufacturing industries in Mühlhausen. Nevertheless, most factories were closed after German reunification in 1990. Since that time, Mühlhausen has had some problems finding a new economic core. Compared to other cities in
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in the north-west. Municipal traffic is mainly via the ring road along the inner city walls, where the load is high on the eastern side at
Kiliansgraben. Therefore, a bypass road east around Mühlhausen is in planning to keep the transit traffic out of the city. This is part of a larger set of
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After reunification, many factories in Mühlhausen were closed, leading to another deep economic crisis with high unemployment rates during the 1990s and early 2000s. On the other hand, the city's architectural heritage was rediscovered and the restoration of the historic city centre began.
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devastated the churches. After the emperor's army defeated the uprising, Müntzer, Pfeiffer and other leaders were executed. Müntzer's execution on 27 May 1525 took place right outside the city. Furthermore, the city had to pay a fine of 40,000 guilders to the empire and partially lost its
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Agriculture still plays an important role in the Mühlhausen region today. Approximately 55% of the municipal territory is in agricultural use, mostly for growing cereals and vegetables. The region is a centre of the food industry in
Germany, especially in the production of conserves like
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after 1929 hit Mühlhausen very hard and led to massive unemployment. In 1935, the Nazi armament campaign resulted in the building of a large military complex with several barracks with the deliberate side effect of boosting the city's weak economy. The synagogue was damaged during the
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resulted in the defeat of the
Hessians and the Ernestines by the emperor in 1547 and partially returned the city's independence. In foreign policy it had to coordinate with the Albertines and it had to pay taxes to the empire. After 1710,
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is the main church of the medieval Old Town at
Untermarkt. It was built during the 13th century in early-Gothic style and is one of the most important 13th-century church buildings in Germany. It was first mentioned in 1227. The
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Thuringia, the economic situation is relatively poor. In 2012, there were only 23 companies with more than 20 workers in the industrial sector, employing a total of 1,800 persons and generating an annual turnover of €314 million.
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in 1997 because of their old near-natural beech forests. The highest hills within the Mühlhausen terrain reach approximately 400 metres of elevation. The main river crossing the city in northwest–southeast direction is the
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received St. Blaise's Church (Divi-Blasii) in 1227 and St. Mary's Church in 1243 from the emperor, which ensured them influence in the city and high revenues. The largest monastery of Mühlhausen was the 1227-founded
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regions. The fortifications were erected after 1170, eventually including 52 towers. In the early 13th century, the "new town" north of
Schwemmnotte river followed with a regular grid around St. Mary's Church and
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Like other eastern German cities, foreigners account for only a small share of Mühlhausen's population: circa 1.6% are non-Germans by citizenship and 4.2% overall are classified as migrants (according to the
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November 1938, but as one of only a few in Germany, it was not completely destroyed and still stands today. At the Pfafferode hospital, nearly 2,000 patients were killed or died during the Nazi period
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which consisted of the villages
Bollstedt, Grabe, Höngeda, and Seebach was merged into Mühlhausen in January 2019. In January 2023 Mühlhausen absorbed the village Hollenbach from the former municipality
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The Mühlhausen tramway network was established in 1898 and discontinued in 1969. Since that time, there has been a bus network for local transport within the city and to neighbouring communities.
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movement) but also political ones, aimed against the privileges of the magistracies and their oligarchic rule over the city. The city council was deposed and replaced by an "Eternal Council" (
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is a large hospital complex within a park, built between 1910 and 1917 at the western edge of the city and is a typical example of the early-20th-century sanatorium architecture in Germany.
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between Steinweg and Mönchgasse was the church of the Dominican monastery, built in the early 14th century and demolished after a fire in 1689. Today, there are only a few walls remaining.
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There are also many architecturally interesting citizens' and patricians' houses within the centre of Mühlhausen, especially along the Steinweg street and at the Untermarkt square.
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period (from the 6th to the early 10th century), which can be seen as the origin of the later city. Mühlhausen itself was first mentioned in 967 was part of a territory given by
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Between 1910 and 1917, the provincial hospital of Pfafferode was built on the western edge of the city, one of the largest hospitals in the Prussian Province of Saxony. The
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is the main church of the medieval New Town at Obermarkt. It was built in the early 14th century in high-Gothic style and is Thuringia's second-largest church after
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Mühlhausen was first mentioned in 967 and became one of the most important cities in central Germany in the late Middle Ages. In the mid-13th century, it became a
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As district capital, Mühlhausen is a regional service hub in retail, health care, cinemas, education, government etc. One of the largest employers was the
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With an annual precipitation of only 565 millimeters (22.2 in), the climate in Mühlhausen is relatively dry, compared to other regions in Germany.
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building in the south-western periphery of Mühlhausen, built in 1614. The well was first mentioned in 1199 as part of the Medieval city's water supply.
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at Bastmarkt is a Protestant parish church and was built in the early 14th century in Gothic style as the largest church outside the inner city walls.
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brought stagnation to the city, so that the population was still 10,000 around 1800. Mühlhausen fell back behind the new ducal residence cities like
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which can be seen as the beginning of the evolution from a settlement to a city. During the early 12th century, the "old town" was set up around the
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The Mühlhausen Synagogue at Jüdenstraße was first mentioned in 1380. Today's building is of younger origin: it was established in 1840/41 after the
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inside the All Saints Church hosts some art exhibitions: a permanent one with Thuringian art of different epoques and temporary ones of modern art.
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at Kornmarkt was built as a Franciscanian monastery c. 1250. The monastery was abandoned in 1568. In 1702–22 the church was redesigned in the
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is part of the medieval city wall, accessible next to the Frauentor gate. It gives access to a large stretch of the city walls and the towers.
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in Mühlhausen: one state-run and one Protestant. There was a school of education in Mühlhausen until 1990, when it was merged into the later
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exhibits the municipal history of Mühlhausen and the regional history of north-western Thuringia including natural history and archaeology.
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is only 15 km (9 mi) away. In 2012, there were 52,000 overnight visitors staying for a total of 118,000 nights in Mühlhausen.
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measures to improve the connections of Mühlhausen by extending the B 247 between Leinefelde, Mühlhausen and Bad Langensalza.
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led to the formal loss (that had de facto already occurred) of Mühlhausen's independence in 1803, as the city became part of
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rural areas of Thuringia as well as foreign countries like Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria.
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in the west (inner and outer one), out of an original total of 23 gates. Next to the inner Frauentor stands the
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in the west. In the direction of Ammern (part of Unstruttal) there is no interruption in the build-up area, the
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from 1707 until 1708. Among the works Bach composed while living in the town was an elaborate, festive cantata,
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conception of history. Many exhibitions were set up (including some of the museums in Mühlhausen and the
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1990s, but most of the suburban areas were situated within the administrative city borders, others were
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arrived in Mühlhausen on 4 April 1945 and the city was handed over without a fight. On 5 July 1945, the
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prevalent. The Hainich hills south-west of Mühlhausen became Thuringia's only
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preached at St. Mary's in February 1523 for the first time, followed by
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camp), producing arms. The women were deported in April 1945 to
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brought disturbances to Mühlhausen. The monk and peasant leader
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Mühlhausen is primarily known for its large number of intact
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had to concede the established wall between the city and the
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worked here in 1707–1708 as organist. Today, it is the main
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and 10.3% are Catholics (according to the 2011 EU census).
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worked as the city's organist in 1707–08. The theologian
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3259:"Einwohnerstatistik für Mühlhausen und seine Ortsteile"
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Internal dissensions and destruction caused during the
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in 1198 ended with a homage in Mühlhausen, attended by
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Not to be confused with Mülhausen, the German name of
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by quarter, and trading posts of the Hanseatic League
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3229:"Klima Mühlhausen – Klimatabelle und Beste Reisezeit"
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3311:"Thüringer Gesetz- und Verordnungsblatt Nr. 26/2022"
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Mühlhausen is situated in the flat landscape of the
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1524/25, the city's monasteries were looted and the
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and other goods. In 1286, Mühlhausen had joined the
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during the 10th and 11th centuries. The election of
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74:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
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4031:or no longer part of the Holy Roman Empire by 1792
3506:. Vol. 18 (11th ed.). 1911. p. 957.
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3104:Gewählte Bürgermeister - aktuelle Landesübersicht
3014:(1791–1846?), American author, socialist theorist
1887:. The Synagogue was damaged during the pogrom of
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2209:is 30 km (19 mi) to the south and the
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2884:List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany
1751:
714:In 1135, Mühlhausen was first referred to as a
617:, an influential architect in mid-19th-century
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5747:became inaccessible due to the silting of the
3106:, Freistaat Thüringen. Retrieved 25 June 2024.
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695:in Mühlhausen, which they often visited from
3149:Thüringen – Literarische Streifzüge (German)
2330:, who served from 1990 to 2012. Since 2012,
2142:Mühlhausen is connected to the railway by a
1502:and various other items of cultural history.
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134:Learn how and when to remove this message
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423:150.53 km (58.12 sq mi)
178:Divi-Blasii Church seen from Kornmarkt
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3368:from the original on 12 October 2013
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72:adding citations to reliable sources
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3446:(in German). Mühlhausen/Thüringen.
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3388:"Thüringer Landesamt für Statistik"
3362:"Thüringer Landesamt für Statistik"
2237:in the east and secondary roads to
2182:and Erfurt (unlike the express via
2047:Some citizens' houses at Untermarkt
1158:between the Windeberg district and
946:was Mühlhausen's protecting power.
24:
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3151:. Artemis & Winkler (Patmos).
2074:Agriculture, industry and services
1162:. Both are broadleaf forests with
1088:, the city was officially renamed
628:, a flat and fertile area, on the
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4866:Cities in Thuringia by population
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3323:from the original on 15 June 2024
3316:. 20 December 2022. p. 475.
3121:Thüringer Landesamt für Statistik
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1570:Sights and architectural heritage
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1090:Thomas-Müntzer-Stadt Mühlhausen
796:Black Death Jewish persecutions
657:allies before moving on to the
59:needs additional citations for
5797:Holocaust locations in Germany
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2551:Citizens' List for Mühlhausen
2249:The next local airport is the
1929:, which is accessible via the
1486:Municipal museum at Lindenbühl
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3557:Places adjacent to Mühlhausen
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3024:John (Johann) August Roebling
1473:Culture, sights and cityscape
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4680:Towns and municipalities in
4015:Free Imperial Cities by 1792
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3086:(1927–2022), Lutheran bishop
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2059:Smaller houses at Holzstraße
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1752:Outside the inner city walls
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794:in the new town. During the
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4269:Member or associate of the
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1671:St. Peter and Paul's Church
1587:Inside the inner city walls
1409:, the current capital. The
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1084:In 1975, the 450th obit of
1022:, later constructor of the
952:was organist of the church
621:, were born in Mühlhausen.
32:Mühlhausen (disambiguation)
10:
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3519:Collier's New Encyclopedia
2999:(1553–1611), composer and
2982:Yom-Tov Lipmann-Muhlhausen
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2878:Twin towns – sister cities
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2138:Tram at Untermarkt in 1959
2065:Economy and infrastructure
1989:Inner city walls with the
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1122:Geography and demographics
1094:Frühbürgerliche Revolution
921:independence, because the
709:Walther von der Vogelweide
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601:, a leading person in the
148:Town in Thuringia, Germany
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27:Town in Thuringia, Germany
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624:Mühlhausen is within the
609:, the constructor of the
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3207:. Karl Baedeker Verlag.
1881:emancipation of the Jews
1384:The former municipality
431:216 m (709 ft)
4641:Unencircled territories
4402:Brunswick and Lunenburg
3503:Encyclopædia Britannica
3033:Wilhelm Gerhard Walpers
3018:Friedrich August Stüler
2625:Alternative for Germany
2587:Social Democratic Party
2366:Social Democratic Party
2336:Social Democratic Party
1953:Friedrich August Stüler
1921:existing gates are the
1197:Administrative division
615:Friedrich August Stüler
452:250/km (640/sq mi)
386:Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis
5127:Chief cities shown in
4827:
4432:Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
3147:Klauß, Jochen (2009).
3020:(1800–1865), architect
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2691:Alliance 90/The Greens
2630:Ronny Hermann Poppner
2322:Mayor and city council
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2101:Mühlhäuser Pflaumenmus
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1575:Churches and synagogue
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5328:Frankfurt an der Oder
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4682:Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis
3483:National Park Hainich
3473:Official city website
3061:(1811–1886), composer
3048:(1807–1878), composer
3035:(1816–1853), botanist
2993:(1546–1610), composer
2974:Johann Sebastian Bach
2972:
2757:Free Democratic Party
2251:Erfurt-Weimar Airport
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2116:Hainich National Park
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1993:on the right and the
1967:Brunnenhaus Popperode
1910:
1869:St. Boniface's Church
1782:St. Boniface's Church
1612:Johann Sebastian Bach
1546:
1485:
1203:Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis
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1041:The Eichsfeld in 1900
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1000:Kingdom of Westphalia
950:Johann Sebastian Bach
879:
841:Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis
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751:as main streets. The
673:. It belonged to the
595:Johann Sebastian Bach
547:[ˈmyːlhaʊzn̩]
475: • Summer (
313:Show map of Thuringia
244:
18:Mühlhausen, Thuringia
5782:Free imperial cities
5135:Free Imperial Cities
3971:Weißenburg in Bayern
3703:Free imperial cities
3347:15 June 2024 at the
3203:Stahn, Dina (2009).
3012:John Adolphus Etzler
2311:University of Erfurt
2070:rates in Thuringia.
1911:Popperode well house
1833:St. Nicholas' Church
1821:St. Martin's Church
1786:Gothic Revival style
1770:St. Nicholas' Church
1643:St. Anthony's Chapel
1525:Museum am Lindenbühl
1112:German reunification
1103:Bauernkriegspanorama
988:German mediatization
970:(1618–1648) and the
912:German Peasants' War
603:German Peasants' War
518:Vehicle registration
449: • Density
406:Dr. Johannes Bruns (
68:improve this article
30:For other uses, see
4617:Circles est. 1512:
4592:Circles est. 1500:
4322:(1500–1806) of the
4236:Weißenburg in Elsaß
3080:(1926–1994), author
2870:Wahlen in Thüringen
2489:
2478:Wahlen in Thüringen
2342:
2328:Hans-Dieter Dörbaum
2266:Unstrut-Werra Trail
1960:Pfafferode Hospital
1857:St. Joseph's Church
1809:St. George's Church
1793:St. Joseph's Church
1764:St. Martin's Church
1758:St. George's Church
1746:St. Kilian's Church
1686:St. Blaise's Church
1665:St. Kilian's Church
1594:St. Blaise's Church
1496:Müntzergedenkstätte
1411:early modern period
1130:An old hornbeam at
998:it was part of the
959:Gott ist mein König
872:Early modern period
560:geographical centre
338: /
281:Show map of Germany
5772:Towns in Thuringia
5072:Zeulenroda-Triebes
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4320:Lower Saxon Circle
4029:imperial immediacy
3513:"Mühlhausen"
3497:"Mühlhausen"
3205:Thüringen (German)
2978:
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2398:Charlott Zitschke
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2130:Mühlhausen station
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1913:
1845:St. Peter's Church
1776:St. Peter's Church
1734:St. James's Church
1722:Corn Market Church
1659:St. James's Church
1649:Corn Market Church
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1507:Bauernkriegsmuseum
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1016:Province of Saxony
1004:Congress of Vienna
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880:Mühlhausen in 1650
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531:www.muehlhausen.de
441: • Total
420: • Total
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4324:Holy Roman Empire
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4271:Swiss Confederacy
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3714:Holy Roman Empire
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3488:Thuringia Tourism
3214:978-3-8297-1175-3
3158:978-3-538-07280-0
3039:Adolph Methfessel
2991:Joachim von Burck
2875:
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2762:Bastian Boelecke
2658:Steffen Thormann
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2255:Frankfurt Airport
2211:Bundesautobahn 38
1903:Secular buildings
1710:All Saints Church
1698:St. Mary's Church
1637:All Saints Church
1626:St. Mary's Church
1382:
1381:
1229:in the south and
1108:Bad Frankenhausen
968:Thirty Years' War
894:Reifenstein Abbey
890:Heinrich Pfeiffer
823:Freie Reichsstadt
788:runs parallel to
585:Holy Roman Empire
580:Freie Reichsstadt
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342:51.217°N 10.450°E
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5047:Schmalkalden
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4826:Coat of arms
4783:Südeichsfeld
4778:Oppershausen
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4590:until 1734.
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4186:Schlettstadt
4181:Schmalkalden
4176:Schaffhausen
4151:Pfeddersheim
4066:Diessenhofen
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3123:. June 2023.
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3084:Werner Leich
3071:Günter Fromm
2887:
2792:Valid votes
2734:Thomas Ahke
2655:(Die Linke)
2524:Volker Bade
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496:Postal codes
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274:Mühlhausen
193:Coat of arms
156:Mühlhausen
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83:"Mühlhausen"
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66:Please help
61:verification
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5464:Westphalian
5417:Kaliningrad
5214:Rügenwalde
5198:(Kołobrzeg)
4758:Marolterode
4738:Kammerforst
4733:Hornsömmern
4723:Haussömmern
4718:Großvargula
4708:Blankenburg
4627:Upper Saxon
4582:until 1695.
4578:until 1640.
4574:until 1773.
4566:until 1596.
4562:until 1705.
4558:until 1731.
4550:until 1701.
4546:until 1648.
4461:Mecklenburg
4422:Grubenhagen
4407:Blankenburg
4345:Halberstadt
4156:Rheinfelden
4101:Kaysersberg
3941:Schweinfurt
3901:Pfullendorf
3781:Dinkelsbühl
3454:25 February
3074: [
3055: [
3042: [
2729:Free Voters
2420:Independent
2402:Independent
2280:river near
2239:Bleicherode
2097:apple sauce
1997:on the left
1971:Renaissance
1969:is a small
1895:period and
1511:Bauernkrieg
1270:Eigenrieden
1180:Niederdorla
1075:Soviet Army
954:Divi Blasii
917:Bildersturm
886:Reformation
816:Kaiserpfalz
785:Jüdenstraße
770:Franciscans
691:Kaiserpfalz
679: [
645:Middle Ages
556:Niederdorla
345: /
5777:Mühlhausen
5766:Categories
5412:Königsberg
5348:Nordhausen
5341:Mühlhausen
5224:(Szczecin)
5184:Greifswald
5037:Meuselwitz
4971:Rudolstadt
4966:Nordhausen
4961:Mühlhausen
4803:Unstruttal
4788:Sundhausen
4768:Mühlhausen
4728:Herbsleben
4713:Bruchstedt
4703:Ballhausen
4623:Burgundian
4610:Franconian
4586:from 1701.
4570:from 1708.
4554:from 1648.
4536:Nordhausen
4531:Mühlhausen
4488:Regenstein
4444:Glückstadt
4350:Hildesheim
4171:Sarrebourg
4166:St. Gallen
4086:Gelnhausen
4071:Donauwörth
3951:Überlingen
3921:Rothenburg
3916:Reutlingen
3911:Regensburg
3906:Ravensburg
3886:Nördlingen
3881:Nordhausen
3871:Mühlhausen
3836:Kaufbeuren
3806:Gengenbach
3610:Mühlhausen
3579:Nordhausen
3574:Duderstadt
3424:24 October
3398:24 October
3372:24 October
3327:10 January
3243:4 December
3091:References
2882:See also:
2346:Candidate
2306:Gymnasiums
2215:Leinefelde
2184:Kühnhausen
2180:Leinefelde
2112:Bundeswehr
2093:sauerkraut
1608:Walkenried
1583:churches:
1564:Travertine
1456:Ukrainians
1436:Weinbergen
1432:Unstruttal
1386:Weinbergen
1320:Hollenbach
1249:population
1235:Ruhrstraße
1219:Obermehler
1211:Unstruttal
1138:Topography
1063:Buchenwald
1032:Leinefelde
1010:Since 1815
907:Ewiger Rat
902:Anabaptist
833:Nordhausen
774:Dominicans
724:along the
721:Untermarkt
539:Mühlhausen
436:Population
399:Lord mayor
392:Government
94:newspapers
5696:Newcastle
5649:Factories
5635:Falsterbo
5598:Steelyard
5514:Osnabrück
5499:Groningen
5434:(Tallinn)
5390:(Wrocław)
5301:Magdeburg
5297:Brunswick
5248:Stralsund
5243:Stockholm
5216:(Darłowo)
5141:shown in
5129:smallcaps
5017:Eisenberg
4986:Sonneberg
4956:Meiningen
4921:Altenburg
4793:Tottleben
4753:Kutzleben
4454:Pinneberg
4412:Calenberg
4365:Ratzeburg
4360:Magdeburg
4216:Turckheim
4206:Straßburg
4201:Solothurn
3986:Windsheim
3896:Offenburg
3891:Nuremberg
3876:Mülhausen
3866:Memmingen
3851:Leutkirch
3846:Kessenich
3826:Heilbronn
3801:Friedberg
3796:Frankfurt
3756:Bopfingen
3569:Göttingen
3233:klima.org
2986:Talmudist
2957:Saxonburg
2944:Kronstadt
2933:, Germany
2920:, Germany
2905:Tourcoing
2299:Education
2274:Eichsfeld
2243:Küllstedt
2148:Göttingen
2122:Transport
2022:Brotlaube
2009:Town hall
1995:Rabenturm
1991:Frauentor
1945:Brotlaube
1927:Rabenturm
1923:Frauentor
1875:Synagogue
1604:Maulbronn
1539:Cityscape
1423:Altenburg
1371:Windeberg
1258:Bollstedt
1215:Menteroda
1160:Menteroda
1148:Stadtwald
1132:Stadtwald
1081:in 1949.
1059:Action T4
982:Via Regia
811:Conrad IV
742:Obermarkt
727:Hessenweg
701:Henry III
685:ab initio
676:Reichsgut
671:Theophanu
655:Thuringii
572:Göttingen
552:Thuringia
484:UTC+02:00
463:UTC+01:00
458:Time zone
428:Elevation
374:Thuringia
5751:channel.
5734:Dortmund
5711:Yarmouth
5615:Novgorod
5610:Peterhof
5494:Deventer
5483:Dortmund
5426:(Kraków)
5406:(Elbląg)
5388:Breslau
5377:(Gdańsk)
5238:Stargard
5232:(Słupsk)
5222:Stettin
5204:Lüneburg
5196:Kolberg
5057:Sömmerda
5052:Schmölln
4976:Saalfeld
4936:Eisenach
4931:Arnstadt
4872:100,000+
4619:Austrian
4594:Bavarian
4476:Strelitz
4471:Schwerin
4439:Holstein
4370:Schwerin
4259:Décapole
4111:Konstanz
4076:Duisburg
4051:Besançon
3926:Rottweil
3791:Eßlingen
3786:Dortmund
3771:Buchhorn
3751:Biberach
3746:Augsburg
3646:Eisenach
3621:Naumburg
3448:Archived
3418:Archived
3392:Archived
3366:Archived
3345:Archived
3318:Archived
3263:Archived
3237:Archived
2946:, Russia
2918:Eschwege
2907:, France
2868:Source:
2693:(Grüne)
2653:The Left
2476:Source:
2317:Politics
2292:valley.
2286:Treffurt
2282:Naumburg
2264:and the
2231:Eschwege
2207:Eisenach
2199:Autobahn
2192:Treffurt
2156:Glauchau
1616:Lutheran
1557:new town
1553:old town
1532:Wehrgang
1452:Russians
1395:Rodeberg
1345:Saalfeld
1231:Rodeberg
961:, BWV 71
923:Hessians
847:Landwehr
791:Steinweg
779:Steinweg
748:Steinweg
734:and the
697:Otto III
381:District
39:Mulhouse
5741:Antwerp
5730:Cologne
5701:Polotsk
5686:Herford
5671:Ipswich
5661:Bristol
5587:Antwerp
5562:Bryggen
5553:Kontore
5526:Zutphen
5509:Münster
5475:Cologne
5450:(Toruń)
5424:Cracow
5404:Elbing
5398:(Tartu)
5396:Dorpat
5209:Rostock
5190:Hamburg
5154:Wendish
5143:italics
5137:of the
5042:Pößneck
5000:10,000+
4951:Ilmenau
4914:20,000+
4893:50,000+
4808:Urleben
4598:Swabian
4521:Hamburg
4483:Rantzau
4466:Güstrow
4449:Gottorp
4427:Hanover
4389:Secular
4231:Warburg
4161:Rosheim
4146:Obernai
4141:Munster
4126:Lucerne
4096:Herford
4091:Hagenau
4061:Cambrai
3981:Wimpfen
3976:Wetzlar
3841:Kempten
3821:Hamburg
3811:Giengen
3776:Cologne
3726:By 1792
3705:of the
3522:. 1921.
2931:Münster
2890:twinned
2848:30,268
2829:15,579
2795:15,206
2468:27,957
2457:11,179
2435:11,024
2334:of the
2288:in the
2270:Unstrut
2152:Zwickau
2150:and to
2144:station
2089:pickles
1938:Rathaus
1885:Prussia
1478:Museums
1358:Seebach
1332:Höngeda
1282:Felchta
1273:ca. 500
1246:village
1186:Climate
1173:Unstrut
1164:beeches
1152:Hainich
1098:Marxist
1071:US Army
992:Prussia
976:Leipzig
944:Hanover
927:Wettins
837:Wettins
667:Otto II
663:Francia
640:History
636:hills.
634:Hainich
630:Unstrut
619:Prussia
543:German:
527:Website
362:Germany
358:Country
333:10°27′E
330:51°13′N
108:scholar
5745:Bruges
5676:Kaunas
5666:Boston
5627:Vitten
5603:London
5590:
5580:Bruges
5567:Bergen
5531:Zwolle
5504:Kampen
5448:Thorn
5442:(Rīga)
5432:Reval
5372:Danzig
5362:Baltic
5334:Goslar
5323:Erfurt
5317:Bremen
5311:Berlin
5258:Wismar
5230:Stolp
5179:Demmin
5174:Anklam
5164:Lübeck
4926:Apolda
4905:Weimar
4879:Erfurt
4813:Vogtei
4748:Körner
4526:Lübeck
4516:Goslar
4511:Bremen
4503:Cities
4397:Bremen
4355:Lübeck
4340:Bremen
4241:Zürich
4226:Verdun
4221:Verden
4116:Landau
4106:Kolmar
4056:Brakel
3961:Wangen
3946:Speyer
3861:Lübeck
3856:Lindau
3816:Goslar
3766:Buchau
3761:Bremen
3736:Aachen
3659:Weimar
3655:Erfurt
3599:Kassel
3295:15 May
3269:15 May
3211:
3155:
2892:with:
2832:100.0
2826:Total
2765:1,527
2759:(FDP)
2737:3,678
2699:3,827
2661:5,504
2633:6,806
2627:(AfD)
2595:7,158
2589:(SPD)
2557:8,266
2527:8,453
2521:(CDU)
2508:Seats
2499:Votes
2493:Party
2460:100.0
2454:Total
2406:1,489
2388:2,042
2370:6,917
2352:Votes
2349:Party
2201:. The
2168:Weimar
2164:Erfurt
1581:Gothic
1415:Weimar
1407:Erfurt
1391:Anrode
1295:Görmar
1227:Vogtei
1223:Körner
1207:Anrode
1069:. The
937:. The
829:Erfurt
736:Erfurt
732:Kassel
651:Attila
613:, and
568:Kassel
564:Erfurt
444:37,048
110:
103:
96:
89:
81:
5743:once
5706:Pskov
5681:Leith
5640:Malmö
5520:Soest
5440:Riga
5287:Saxon
5253:Visby
4946:Greiz
4941:Gotha
4417:Celle
4196:Soest
4191:Seltz
4131:Mainz
4121:Lemgo
4081:Düren
4041:Basel
4027:Lost
3991:Worms
3741:Aalen
3651:Gotha
3321:(PDF)
3314:(PDF)
3289:(PDF)
3078:]
3059:]
3046:]
2859:10.7
2851:51.5
2798:97.6
2731:(FW)
2664:12.2
2636:15.1
2606:12.5
2598:15.8
2560:18.3
2530:18.7
2471:40.0
2438:98.6
2409:13.5
2391:18.5
2373:62.7
2290:Werra
2278:Saale
2213:near
2205:near
2160:Gotha
2158:(via
1419:Gotha
1378:1992
1365:2019
1352:1994
1339:2019
1326:2023
1315:2019
1308:Grabe
1302:1994
1289:1994
1276:2024
1265:2019
1262:1,001
1106:near
1028:Gotha
892:from
854:Warte
745:with
716:villa
683:]
512:03601
501:99974
369:State
115:JSTOR
101:books
5749:Zwin
5732:and
5716:York
5691:Hull
4991:Suhl
4900:Gera
4884:Jena
4211:Toul
4136:Metz
4046:Bern
3996:Zell
3966:Weil
3831:Isny
3456:2021
3426:2013
3400:2013
3374:2013
3329:2023
3297:2022
3271:2022
3245:2019
3209:ISBN
3153:ISBN
2815:2.4
2812:373
2776:0.9
2768:3.4
2749:New
2743:New
2740:8.1
2710:2.2
2702:8.5
2672:6.6
2645:New
2639:New
2568:2.9
2538:2.3
2511:+/-
2505:+/-
2449:1.4
2446:155
2427:5.2
2424:576
2176:Gera
2174:and
2172:Jena
1965:The
1958:The
1943:The
1936:The
1916:The
1893:Nazi
1606:and
1530:The
1523:The
1516:The
1505:The
1494:The
1454:and
1434:and
1221:and
1213:and
884:The
862:woad
488:CEST
415:Area
165:Town
87:news
3956:Ulm
2840:±0
2837:36
2544:±0
2229:to
1883:in
1463:GDR
1421:or
1375:237
1362:655
1349:162
1336:723
1323:310
1312:645
1299:943
1286:626
1205:):
1079:GDR
1030:to
762:at
699:to
477:DST
467:CET
408:SPD
70:by
5768::
4636:·
4629:,
4625:,
4621:,
4612:,
4608:,
4604:,
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