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Dresden

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Dresden , city (1994 pop. 479,300), capital of Saxony , E central Germany, on the Elbe River. It is an industrial and cultural center, a rail junction, and a large inland port. Manufactures include precision and optical instruments, computers and office machinery, radio and electrical equipment, and electrical transformers. Flowers and shrubs are grown for export. The Dresden china industry began in Dresden but moved to Meissen , 15 mi northwest, in 1710. Originally a Slavic settlement called Drezdane, Dresden was settled with Germans by the margrave of Meissen in the 13th cent. From... Read more
Dresden, raid on
Dresden, raid on. This historic German city was the scene of what...Germany. Capital of Saxony and situated on the River Elbe, Dresden was particularly noted for its splendid architecture and...Air Chief Marshal Harris's intention had been to strike Dresden first, but weather conditions were initially ... Read more
Dresden
Dresden. City in Germany (Saxony) with long mus. tradition. Its...only in Leipzig at this period). By the end of the cent. Dresden's reputation for It. opera was high. A German Opera was...after his death by Wagner, whose own Rienzi was produced in Dresden in 1842, followed by Der fliegende Holländer ... Read more

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