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Germany, State Brandenburg, district Uckermark, municipality Boitzenburger Land: ruined wall of the former church of Boitzenburg Monastery ruin
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Title:
Germany, State Brandenburg, district Uckermark, municipality Boitzenburger Land: ruined wall of the former church of Boitzenburg Monastery ruin
Caption:
Germany, State Brandenburg, district Uckermark, municipality Boitzenburger Land: ruined wall of the former church of Boitzenburg Monastery ruin. Boitzenburg monastery was donated, in 1271, by the three margraves (German: Markgrafen) Johann II, Otto IV and Konrad of Brandenburg with huge areas of land. It was erected in the same time, when famous nearby Chorin monastery was built. The monastery was a Cistercian nuns monastery. it closed 1536, in times of Lutheran reformation, due to the secularization. In 1538, Hans von Arnim, bailiff (German: Landvogt) of the Uckermark area, became new owner of the monastery and the monastery grounds. The noble von Arnim family remained owner, until 1945. During the Thirty Years`War (1618 - 1648), the monastery was totally destroyed, by Danish troops, in 1637.
Credit:
Album / akg images/J. Sorges
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Image size:
6000 x 4000 px | 68.7 MB
Print size:
50.8 x 33.9 cm | 20.0 x 13.3 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
ABBEY • ARCHITECTURE • ARCHITECTURE: RED-BRICK • ARISTOCRACY • ARISTOCRAT • ARMIES ARMY • ARMIES • ARMY • BATTLEMENT • BOITZENBURG • BRICK GOTHIC • BRICK • BRICKS • CHORIN • CHURCH • CISTERCIAN ORDER • CISTERCIANS (FEMALE) • CISTERCIANS (MALE) • CLOISTER RUINS • CLOISTER • CONVENT • DENMARK • ECCLESIA • FAMILIAR • FAMILY • FOUNDATION (PHILANTHROPY) • GERMANY • GOTHIC ART • GOTHIC • JOHANN II. • MARGRAVE • MONASTERY CHURCH • MONASTERY • MONKS, CISTERCIAN • NOBILITY • NOBLE • NOBLEMAN • NOBLES • NUN • NUNNERY • NUNS • ORDER, CISTERCIAN • PROTESTANT CHURCH • RAMPART (FORTIFICATION) • RED-BRICK GOTHIC • REFORMATION • ROYALS • RUIN (ECONOMIC) • RUIN • RUINS OF A CLOISTER • RUINS • SECULARISATION • SECULARIZATION • THIRTY YEARS WAR • THIRTY YEARS' WAR • UCKERMARK • WALL (INTERIOR) • WALL • WAR, THIRTY YEARS
