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Martin Luther’s Death House

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From Wikipedia: Martin Luther’s death house is a building in the Lutherstadt Eisleben at Andreaskirchplatz, which was assumed to be the reformer Martin Luther died here on February 18, 1546. However, according to recent research, the house of today’s hotel „Graf von Mansfeld“ on the market is the actual house where he died. The house on Andreaskirchplatz is now used as a museum. It was Read more...