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NEUBREISACH

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Originally appearing in Volume V19, Page 423 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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NEUBREISACH  , a

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town and fortress of Germany in the imperial province of Alsace-
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Lorraine, situated on the Rhine-Rhone canal, 12 M . E. from Colmar by the railway to Freiburgim-
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Breisgau . Pop . (19o5—including a garrison of 2300 men) 3520 . It is built in the form of a hectagon, and together with Fort Mortier, which lies on an arm of the Rhine opposite, forms a place of
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great strategic strength . It contains an Evangelical (garrison) church, a
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Roman Catholic church and a non-commissioned
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officers' school . There are electrical
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works in the town . Neubreisach was founded by Louis XIV. in 1699 and fortified by
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Vauban, the Neubreisacher canal being constructed to transport the necessary materials . In the Franco-German War, it was bombarded by the Germans from the 2nd to the loth of November 1870, when it capitulated . See Wolff, Geschichte
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des Bombardements von
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Schlettstadt and Neubreisach (Berlin . 1874) ; and von Neumann, Die Eroberung von Schlettstadt and Neubreisach im Jahre 187o (Berlin, 1876) .

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