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St. Michael’s Church

church, Hamburg, Germany
Also known as: Michel
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    Often called simply Michel, St. Michael’s Church is one of Hamburg’s best-known landmarks and a major example of North German Baroque architecture. Built after the Reformation, the church was conceived as a Lutheran church and thus stands in contrast to many other German churches, which were originally Roman Catholic.…

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    Often called simply Michel, St. Michael’s Church is one of Hamburg’s best-known landmarks and a major example of North German Baroque architecture. Built after the Reformation, the church was conceived as a Lutheran church and thus stands in contrast to many other German churches, which were originally Roman Catholic.…

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