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RUDESHEIM , a town of Germany in the Prussian Rhine province on the right bank of the Rhine, 19 m. S.W. of Wiesbaden by the main line from Frankfort
district
crest of which stands the national monument , " Germania," commemorating the war of 1870-71. Rtidesheim has some interesting towers. The Bromserburg, or Niederburg, a massive structure built in the 13th century , formerly belonging to the archbishops of Mainz; the Boosenburg, or Oberburg, which was rebuilt in 1868, with the exception of the keep; the Adlerturm, a relic of the fortifications of the town; and the Vorderburg, the remains of an old castle. The Gothic
church
Protestant
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electrical works, but its industries
See J, P. Schmelzeis, Rudesheim im Rheingau (Rudesheim, 1881); and Heiderlinden, Rudesheim and seine Umgebung (Rudesheim, 1888). End of Article: RUDESHEIM If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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