Worms, Germany

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Worms, Germany is one of the oldest cities in Germany, known for its rich Roman and medieval history, its role in the Protestant Reformation, and its impressive Romanesque cathedral.

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Worms 12
Worms, Germany canonical 10
Free Imperial City of Worms 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish cemetery
Romanesque cathedral
city
imperial diet
monument
municipality
synagogue
university of applied sciences
associatedWith Martin Luther
Nibelungenlied
country Germany
dedicatedTo St Paul
linked to: Saint Paul

St Peter
dialingCode +49 6241
hasCityRightsSince Roman era
hasHeritageSite Worms Cathedral
hasLandmark Luther Monument
Nibelungen Bridge
Nibelungen Museum
hasReligiousBuilding Worms Synagogue
hasReligiousCommunity Jewish community
hasSite Old Jewish Cemetery (Heiliger Sand)
hasUniversity University of Applied Sciences Worms
heldIn Worms, Germany
historicalRegion Electorate of the Palatinate
Grand Duchy of Hesse
hostedEvent Diet of Worms (1521)
linked to: Diet of Worms
isOneOf oldest cities in Germany
knownFor Roman history
Romanesque cathedral
medieval history
role in the Protestant Reformation
locatedIn Rhineland-Palatinate
Worms, Germany
Worms, Germany
Worms, Germany
Worms, Germany
Worms, Germany
locatedInRegion Rhenish Hesse
locatedOnRiver Rhine
mentionsLocation Worms, Germany
notableFor Martin Luther’s appearance
partOf Federal Republic of Germany
linked to: Germany
populationApproximate 80000
postalCodeRange 67547–67551
twinTown Auxerre, France
Parma, Italy
linked to: Parma

St Albans, United Kingdom
vehicleRegistrationCode WO

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Auxerre twinnedWith Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Auxerre, France
Tyndale Bible publicationPlace Worms
linked to: Worms, Germany
Diet of Worms (1521) location Worms
subject linked to: Diet of Worms
linked to: Worms, Germany
Isabella of England, Holy Roman Empress placeOfMarriage Worms
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Imperial Diet significantEvent Worms Concordat
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Imperial Diet location Worms
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Upper Rhenish Circle includesTerritory Free Imperial City of Worms
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Salian dynasty capital Worms
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David Einhorn residence Worms, Germany
Grand Duchy of Hesse majorCity Worms
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Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor residence Worms
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Concordat of Worms place Worms
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Concordat of Worms signedAt Worms
linked to: Worms, Germany
Worms Cathedral locatedIn Worms
linked to: Worms, Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate contains Worms
linked to: Worms, Germany
Worms Cathedral locatedIn Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Worms, Germany
Diet of Worms (1521) heldIn Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Worms, Germany
Luther Monument locatedIn Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Worms, Germany
Nibelungenlied mentionsLocation Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Worms, Germany
Old Jewish Cemetery (Heiliger Sand) locatedIn Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Worms, Germany
Worms Synagogue locatedIn Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Worms, Germany
University of Applied Sciences Worms locatedIn Worms, Germany
subject linked to: Worms, Germany
Edict of Worms place Worms
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Edict of Worms location Worms, Germany
Isabella of England marriagePlace Worms, Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Worms, Germany