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Helmstedt

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Helmstedt

City in Lower Saxony, Germany, 36 km/22 mi east of Brunswick; population (1994) 26,900. Textiles, machinery, soap, and margarine are manufactured, and brown coal (lignite) is mined in the area. Helmstedt dates from the Middle Ages.

Helmstedt grew up around the 9th-century abbey of St Ludgeri, and from the post-Reformation period until Napoleonic times (1576–1810) was a university town. Numerous old churches and houses remain in the city, and there are two Stone Age burial grounds nearby. Before the reunification of Germany in 1990, Helmstedt was one of the principal border crossings into East Germany.



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Professor of rhetoric and dogmatics at the University of Wittenberg 1550-53, professor of theology at the University of Rostock in 1556 but expelled in 1557; professor of theology at the University of Jena 1568-73 and University of Helmstedt 1577-88.
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