Largest German Cities (1600)
Reddit user: rinitronbx German Cities in 1600: More than 40.000 inhabitants – Hamburg, Cologne, Nuremberg, Augsburg. 20.000 – 40.000 inhabitants
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Reddit user: rinitronbx German Cities in 1600: More than 40.000 inhabitants – Hamburg, Cologne, Nuremberg, Augsburg. 20.000 – 40.000 inhabitants
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