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Encyclopedia > Anspach

Neu Anspach is a municipality in Germany with about 15000 inhabitants. It is in the Hochtaunuskreis, some 30 km north of Frankfurt am Main.


The municipality was formed between 1970 and 1972 by a fusion of the former villages of Anspach, Hausen-Arnsbach, Rod am Berg, and Westerfeld.


The main attraction is the "Hessenpark", an open-air museum which some 85 medieval buildings from the past 400 years.


External link

  • Official homepage (http://www.neu-anspach.info/) (in German).



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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Nuremberg (2030 words)
In 1431 the population was about 22,800 including 7146 persons qualified to bear arms, 381 secular and regular priests; 744 Jews and non-citizens.
The Hussite wars, the plague of 1437, the fights with the burggraves (then also margraves of Brandenburg, Anspach, and Bayreuth, reduced it to 20,800 in 1450.
At the beginning of the sixteenth century the war of succession in Landshut brought new possessions to Nuremberg (the ally of Duke Albert of Bavaria-Munich), so that it possessed more (25 sq.
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