Heilsbronn

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Heilsbronn

Town in Bavaria, Germany, 25 km/15 mi southwest of Nuremberg; population (1994) 8,900. Heilsbronn has a Romanesque basilica, part of a Cistercian abbey (1132-1578) founded by Bishop Otto; several members of the Hohenzollern royal family are buried here.

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