One of Abraham Lincoln's ministers to Spain, Gustav Korner, participated in a failed 1833 putsch in this city that attempted to capture its treasury.
One of Abraham Lincoln's ministers to Spain, Gustav Korner, participated in a failed 1833 putsch in this city that attempted to capture its treasury. During the Weimar Era, this city was controlled by the Jewish mayor Ludwig Landmann. Charlemagne convened a 794 synod in this city that condemned Adoptionism. From 1810 to 1813, it was the capital of a namesake republic ruled by Karl Theodor of Dalberg. It was the communications and transportation capital of the bi-zone following World War II. Heinrich von Gagern was elected president of a national legislative body that met in this city from 1848 until 1849. Along with Regensburg, this city was the capital of East Francia. By the Golden Bull of Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperors were officially crowned in this city. It's also the site of a treaty that ended the Franco-Prussian War. FTP, name this German city located "on the Main".
One of Abraham Lincoln's ministers to Spain, Gustav Korner, participated in a failed 1833 putsch in this city that attempted to capture its treasury.
Frankfurt on the Main [or Frankfurt am Main]