File:Zerbst Wiekhaus Marienpforte.jpg
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English: Zerbst, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany: A former "Wiekhaus" ("fighting house") in the south of the historic old town. Originally it was a tower-like fighting platform (open on the inside); later the inside was closed to transform the structure into a "tiny house". These buildings were very common in eastern Germany.
Deutsch: Zerbst, Sachsen-Anhalt: Stadtmauer (Feld- und Innenseite) an der Südseite der historischen Altstadt, ein ehemaliges Wiekhaus (Kampfhaus) nahe der Marienpforte. Der einstige turmartige Wehrbau wurde später an der Innenseite geschlossen und dadurch zu einen kleinen Häuschen umgewandelt. |
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