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weinsberg (noun) - refers to a town in Germany known for its historical sites and vineyards
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- A town in northern Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
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The cityscape of Weinsberg was changed decisively.
This station belonged to a state breeding institute headquartered in Weinsberg.
In former times in the periphery of Weinsberg ten quarries were operated.
The controller that manages these activities also comes from Weinsberg.
The date of when Weinsberg attained its town privileges is unknown.
The town looked for protection in a further city federation called the Weinsberg Federation.
Presumably Weinsberg was created at the same time and surrounded with a city wall.
He had already resigned as preacher at Basle and returned to Weinsberg.
Hermann von Weinsberg.
Isenmann disagrees and believes it was an innovation sprouted by Archchamberlain Konrad von Weinsberg.
Weinsberg is a town in the north of the German state Baden-Württemberg.
He probably also acted as regent for his nephews Reinhard and Henry of Weinsberg.
Vollert Anlagenbau of Weinsberg reports that it has delivered India 's first modern pallet circuit system.
New idea from the building materials industry Vollert Anlagenbau from Weinsberg provided the solution.
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At Weinsberg it is initially channelled through the Weinsberg motorway interchange, where the A 6 and A 81 cross.
The Klinikum am Weissenhof is a psychiatric hospital in Weinsberg.
For about 4500 Weinsberg citizens thus the KW was the most important employer.
Still attaching the most wine-growers of Weinsberg.
According to the corresponding treaty Konrad had to recognize Weinsberg as a ( undivided ) free imperial city.
In southern Germany is located a town with no more than a few thousands inhabitants, Weinsberg.
The town was founded in 1829 and originally named Weinsberg, after Weinsberg in Germany.
At this time, both communities were under authority of the Lords of Weinsberg.
In May 1858, the Estates supported a route via Weinsberg and Öhringen to Crailsheim.
The A 81 towards Stuttgart runs approximately along the eastern boundary border of Weinsberg.
The community was founded in 1829 and originally named Weinsberg, after Weinsberg in Germany.
The manorial systems alternated in a fast pace, Hohenstaufen, Weinsberg and Rechberg.
However, the first solidly attested settlers in the area of Weinsberg were the Romans.
