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1. FC Union BerlinChemnitz is the third-largest city in the Thuringian - Upper Saxon dialect area after Leipzig and Dresden. It is the fifth largest city in the area of former East Germany after ( East) Berlin, Leipzig, Dresden and Halle.
There’s a lot to discover in Chemnitz: architecturally fascinating buildings from the Gründerzeit period, industrial monuments, and futuristic modern structures. Together, they shape our cityscape and build bridges from the past to the present and on into the future.
Chemnitz - European Capital of Culture 2025 Once an industrial metropolis and now on its way to becoming a European Capital of Culture - that is Chemnitz. Located in the middle of Saxony, the city and its history can hardly be overlooked. Nevertheless, it is rarely noticed.
Chemnitz University of Technology Ranks Third Again in StudyCheck.de's Ranking of Germany's Most Popular Universities.
This great tradition has continued uninterrupted to the present day, even through the period in which the city was known as Karl-Marx-Stadt. Today, Chemnitz (population 245,000) is well on its way to becoming one of the most important high-tech locations in Germany. But Chemnitz has much more to offer than just science and technology.
Chemnitz 2025 at the world’s largest public trade fair for tourism and leisure in Stuttgart. The title of European Capital of Culture generates curiosity and will attract many guests to Chemnitz and the surrounding region. Chemnitz 2025 will therefore be promoted by the tourism associations as one of the [...]
Martin Chemnitz (9 November 1522 – 8 April 1586) was an eminent second-generation German, Evangelical Lutheran, Christian theologian, and a Protestant reformer, churchman, and confessor. [1] .
Chemnitz ma Németország keleti részének egyik legfontosabb gazdasági, kulturális és tudományos központja. Gazdaságának alapját a szolgáltatószektor és az ipar képezi. A tudományos élet a Chemnitzi Műszaki Egyetem körül összpontosul. Etimológia.
Chemnitz [ˈkʰɛmnɪʦ] er en by med ca. 244.000 indbyggere ( 2020) i den østtyske delstat Sachsen. Den hed Karl-Marx-Stadt mellem 1953 og Tysklands genforening i 1990. Under anden verdenskrig blev byen stærkt beskadiget, men blandt andet rådhuset fra 1496 er genopført.
Most major and medium-sized towns in Saxony and southern Saxony-Anhalt can be reached without changing trains. There are also direct connections via regional express lines to Falkenberg/Elster-Cottbus, Hoyerswerda and Dessau-Magdeburg as well as Chemnitz.
