In 1332 this city was granted the right to trade tax free with 72 localities and from 1356 onward the Holy Roman Empire would hold its first diet there.
In 1332 this city was granted the right to trade tax free with 72 localities and from 1356 onward the Holy Roman Empire would hold its first diet there. It was the sight of a 1532 peace treaty that permitted the alliance of Charles V and the Protestant League, and during the Thirty Years War, Gustavus II was besieged in this city by Albrecht von Wallenstein. Philip Melanchthon founded a Gymnasium there in 1526 and in 1424 the imperial crown jewels were sent there, where they would remain in this city's Hospital Church of the Holy Ghost for the next 350 years. The center of the German Renaissance, for 10 points name this city which held Nazi war crime trials after World War II.
In 1332 this city was granted the right to trade tax free with 72 localities and from 1356 onward the Holy Roman Empire would hold its first diet there.
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