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Gustav Adolf Church
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November 18, 2020
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Laying of the foundation stone in 1951, as the old church was no longer accessible after the Neisse bridge was blown up during World War II. Special feature: "Redende Mauer" at the front of the gallery.
The three bells of the church also symbolize a piece of history. In addition to the valuable old bell from the so-called "Glockenfriedhof" in Hamburg, the origin of which is still unknown today, there are two hard-cast iron bells that were consecrated on the day of the church's inauguration. These bells were made by the company Schilling & Lattermann from Apolda.
The three bells of the church also symbolize a piece of history. In addition to the valuable old bell from the so-called "Glockenfriedhof" in Hamburg, the origin of which is still unknown today, there are two hard-cast iron bells that were consecrated on the day of the church's inauguration. These bells were made by the company Schilling & Lattermann from Apolda.
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June 23, 2021
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built in 1951 because the old church was east of the Neisse and now in Poland.
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Location: Schenkendöbern, Spree-Neiße, Lower Lusatia, Brandenburg, Germany