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Event trade Europe

Hamburg

1200 CE

Co-founder of the Hanseatic League and Germany's largest port, connecting North Sea trade with Central European river…

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Landmark · Europe

Hamburg

1200 CE – still standing

Co-founder of the Hanseatic League and Germany's largest port, connecting North Sea trade with Central European river networks

Standing in 1200 CE

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Hamburg Dietmar Rabich · CC BY-SA 4.0