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Three German churches offer wisdom born of wartime tribulations
2011
Overview
In July and August 1943 during World War II, the spire, the tallest structure in the harbor area, became a reference point for British and American air raids on the city's shipyards and U-boat facilities. In what Eva Rogge, a Bremen tour guide, called a miracle, St. Peter's and the 600-year-old Gothic City Hall and 1404 statue of the knight Roland next to it on the market square survived repeated Allied air raids that destroyed 65 percent of the city and razed adjacent structures.
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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