Some more RobT pix, under the general heading of
religion in Rothenburg.
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An interesting chapel outside the walls, with very old-looking
frescoes |
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And this, the 1298 pogrom memorial stone; unfortunately, not the last such
event in Rothenburg |
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In the Franciscan church in town |
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This Tilman Riemanschneider altar panel |
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One of the several Kathe Wohlfahrt Christmas stores, for which Rothenburg is
most famous |
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A clandestine shot inside the Kathe Wohlfahrt Christmas crap
museum |
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And, at the main St. James city church |
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One of the greatest of all German church carvings,
Riemanschneider's Holy Blood, c. 1505 |
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A bit closer-up; it is displayed against a west-facing set of
windows, not helpful for viewing in the afternoon... |
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Current altarpiece, by Friedrich Herlin, 1466; nice
windows too |
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Interior of St. James |
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Although Calvinism never achieved great success in Germany, capitalism is
alive and well (in the church gift shoppe); sic transit, Gloria |
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