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-[[Image:P8230199 Schleiz.JPG|thumb|right|267x200px|P8230199 Schleiz.JPG]]Schleiz, Germany
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-<br>Germany &gt; Thüringen &gt; Saale-Orla-Kreis &gt; Schleiz
+<br>[[Germany]] &gt; Thüringen &gt; Saale-Orla-Kreis &gt; Schleiz
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 Schleiz is a town in&nbsp;the district of Saale-Orla Kreis, Thüringia, Germany.&nbsp;
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 For several years, Schleiz was the working place of Konrad Duden. From 1869 to 1876 he was headmaster of&nbsp;Schleiz High School where he worked to&nbsp;unify German spelling. During his tenure there he published the work “Die deutsche Rechtschreibung” (The German spelling). Today, the former high school is now the home of the Duden Museum.&nbsp;
-[[Image:P8230234 Bergkirche.JPG|thumb|right|P8230234 Bergkirche.JPG]]Widely visible on a ridge, separated&nbsp;by the Wisenta Valley, is&nbsp;the Bergkirche (Mountain Church), one of the most beautiful and important churches in eastern Thuringia and the burial place of the lords of Gera and&nbsp;the royalty of Reuss j. L. The&nbsp;architecture is&nbsp;late-Gothic&nbsp;with a Baroque interior.
+[[Image:P8230234 Bergkirche.JPG|thumb|right]]Widely visible on a ridge, separated&nbsp;by the Wisenta Valley, is&nbsp;the Bergkirche (Mountain Church), one of the most beautiful and important churches in eastern Thuringia and the burial place of the lords of Gera and&nbsp;the royalty of Reuss j. L. The&nbsp;architecture is&nbsp;late-Gothic&nbsp;with a Baroque interior.
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