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- Frauenkirche - HD footage, information and facts on Frauenkirche, also known as the Church of Our Lady. Frauenkirche is one of the most stunning churches in whole Germany. It has a very unique exterior due to its troublesome history.
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So glad they rebuilt this cathedral, it is one of the most unique looking in the world
Its truly one of the most beautiful buildings in the whole world and thank goodness they rebuilt it.
I visited this church today. Absolutely beautiful!!!
Lucky. I know you said this seven years ago. You were lucky to go to see this church.
A magnificent building with an amazing history and lovingly restored. Definitely worth a visit!
Now I understand why the fantastic jewel of architecture was recreated. It’s the soul of the city.
A truly magnificent building. I both saw it as a tourist and attended a performance of Handel's oratorio Saul in it. I am surprised at how many of the seats have absolutely no view of the altar.
That it should have been brutally destroyed so near to the end of the war is unforgivable. Why did this happen? Who was responsible? Who was to blame? Which forces were used in and who organized this awful act of aggression to so totally annihilate so beautiful a memorial to Architecture? We must applaud the dedication and unstinting effort of all responsible to the raising from the ashes of this most amazing edifice. Dresden has its very own Amen - we used to sing it at Peterborough Cathedral in the late 1940's. Like the Frauenkirche, it too is beautiful. Michael UK
I hope to visit the FRAUENKIRCHE one day.
Went this week. fantastic building!
It is a beautyful church. It wasn't attacked during the 30 years war, but Frederic II. of Prussia attacked the church during the 7 years war 1756-1763. He tried to bomb the church down, but the church doesn't break down. So he resignied an meant: "Lasst den alten Dickkopf stehen."
This Church never was a catholic church. But at this place stood the oldest Church in Dresden and these was a former catholic Church with the name of Holy Mary and so the new church was also renamed Frauenkirche.
Coventry Cathedral was completed in the late 1300’s and was of significant architectural and historical importance. It was destroyed by German bombs in 1940 and a cash strapped city was never able to reconstruct that stunningly beautiful building.
Patrick Martin ....Perhaps you could ask the Germans over and they could do it for you....given the Frauenkirche, various parts of rebuilt Potsdam and the almost complete Berliner Schloss??...they’ve certainly got the skills...but seriously, we all know what happened, and no, it’s not good and I’m not backing the German wartime side here...but it’s up to the people of Coventry to stop sitting on their hands and bleating about obstacles in their way and just make it happen. If obliterated Dresden can do it, then Coventry can too...
They decided instead to build a new modernist cathedral next to the old one. This is striking in its own way - the big stained glass windows, the sculpture on the front of the saint toppling the devil, and the skinny latticed spire. I was impressed when I visited it.
Thank you, England!
Church of Hope and Glory
Sehr schönes Video. Leider gibt es einen kleinen Fehler bei 1:50: Es war nicht der 30jährige Krieg (1618-1648), sondern der 7jährige Krieg (1756-1763), dem die Kirche widerstand. Ich kenne noch die Ruine aus dem Jahr 1986 und habe den Wiederaufbau intensiv verfolgt. Seitdem sind wir recht oft in Dresden, auch weil unser Sohn dort lebt und arbeitet. Ich könnte mir Dresden ohne die Frauenkirche nicht mehr vorstellen.
Simply beautiful. But how could it have been attacked during the thirty year war when the thirty year war was from 1618 - 1648 and the church was built from 1726 on?
gutes Video sehr schön
i am doing a powerpoint presentaion on this! thanx!!
There are 2 fragments left of the old church, the other is the apse, probably where the organ is.
very nice...
Fantastic building with an incredible history, but the narrative is rather faulty. It was not built before the Thirty Years War, for one thing, and "Frauenkirche," means "women's church," not Church of our Lady, but this misunderstanding has become too well institutionalized, it appears, for anyone to point that out. The mis-translation may stem from the previous Roman Catholic church once on this same site, which had "Holy Mary" in its name. Any insights are welcome as to the source of the name.
This church has never been a Roman Catholic Church, it was always a Lutheran Church.
OUR LADY - an european Queen Thank you!
Mother of Jesus Christ ❤
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This building proves, the Lord Jesus exists, it's a masterpiece
No, it proves that people are capable of building incredibly beautiful things.
is it a catholic church?
+Junjie Tebrero I was catholic until the reformation when it became Lutheran.
According to the narrator, it was built to be a Lutheran church.
It is a Lutherian Church (Notre Dame). The HofKirche close to the Castle is consecrated to the Catholic rite.
francais70 you are right
niemand2099 it was always a Lutheran Church, never Catholic (with capital C anyway)
Wrong! The Moral? Don't wage war!
Auferstanden aus ruinen