Great Fire of Munich 1327

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The Great Fire of Munich in 1327 was a devastating conflagration that destroyed large parts of the medieval city, prompting extensive rebuilding including major landmarks such as St Peter’s Church.

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instanceOf disaster
historical event
urban fire
affects St Peter’s Church, Munich NERFINISHED
medieval city center of Munich
associatedWith St Peter’s Church, Munich NERFINISHED
medieval architecture of Munich
cause conflagration in densely built medieval town
chronologyWithin history of Bavaria
history of Munich
country Duchy of Bavaria NERFINISHED
describedAs devastating conflagration
destroyed large parts of medieval Munich
followedBy rebuilding of key landmarks in Munich
hasAftermath urban reconstruction of Munich
hasEffect destruction of large parts of medieval Munich
extensive rebuilding of Munich
rebuilding of St Peter’s Church in Munich
impactOnUrbanDevelopment prompted changes in building and reconstruction of Munich
locatedInPresentDay Germany NERFINISHED
location Munich NERFINISHED
partOf medieval urban disasters in Europe
pointInTime 1327
reconstructionIncludes St Peter’s Church, Munich NERFINISHED
commercial buildings in Munich city center
residential buildings in Munich city center
significance one of the major medieval fires in Munich
timePeriod Middle Ages

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Peterskirche (St Peter’s Church) rebuiltAfter Great Fire of Munich 1327