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Nordhesse
April 8, 2021
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As a result of a dispute between the Electorate of Saxony and the Kingdom of Bohemia, boundary stones were set in 1543, which mark the boundary that is still valid today.
The name Juliusstein comes from a story after a Markneukirchen citizen named Julius set up the aforementioned stone coat of arms in his garden at the turn of the century.
But he had to bring it back to its place of origin.
Since then the coat of arms stone has been called Juliusstein.
The name Juliusstein comes from a story after a Markneukirchen citizen named Julius set up the aforementioned stone coat of arms in his garden at the turn of the century.
But he had to bring it back to its place of origin.
Since then the coat of arms stone has been called Juliusstein.
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