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The column shines golden, the medal is gold!

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The ruins of Dippach Castle are located on the edge of the village of Dippach, a district of the municipality of Maroldsweisach in the Haßberge district in Lower Franconia. The gate tower and the surrounding walls of the small former moated castle are still preserved. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Dippach

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I still admire these actions by Ermershausen and can still remember those years well. The many posters and banners have not been forgotten.

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Here in the forest you will find a nun's grave.

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An important memorial in German history.

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The Freedom Bell in Ermershausen commemorates dark hours of the Bavarian state government!

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A stop on the circular route, worth reading and interesting.

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Until 1989, the almost 1400-kilometer-long inner-German border (also known as the German-German border) prevented residents of the German Democratic Republic from visiting the Federal Republic of Germany or permanently leaving for the West through massive fortifications.[1] This did not include the part of the GDR's border with Berlin, whose western sectors within Berlin were closed off with the Berlin Wall from 1961. The course of the demarcation lines between the western occupation zones and the Soviet occupation zone (SBZ) was determined by the main victorious powers of the Second World War in several conferences and continued in this geographical form after the founding of the two German states in 1949. The border began in the south at the border triangle of Bavaria, Saxony / GDR, Czechoslovakia and ended at the Baltic Sea in the Bay of Lübeck on the Priwall peninsula. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innerdeutsche_Grenze

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