Proper noun
Augsburg
A city in Bavaria, in southern Germany.
Luther's Works, Church and Ministry III, American Ed., Helmut T. Lehman, Eric W. Gritsch, eds., Augsburg Fortress Press, 1966, Vol. 41:279. ISBN 0800603419 ISBN 9780800603410. Martin Luther
Aberdeen and Augsburg will have their digital medieval records examined in the new joint research funding as the earliest recorded reference of a still production of whisky after it was uncovered by groups researching the Granite City’s history. Source: Internet
After finishing his basic education at the top of his class in 1873, he enrolled at the newly founded Industrial School of Augsburg. Source: Internet
After the Peace of Augsburg in 1555, membership in the Order was open to Protestants, although the majority of brothers remained Catholic. Source: Internet
After the transfer to Bavaria in 1806, Augsburg was ruled by a Magistrate with two mayors, supported by an additional council of "Community Commissioners": the Gemeindebevollmächtige. Source: Internet
A German Navy boarding team member assigned to the frigate FGS Augsburg (F213) provides security with a P8 pistol for the remainder of his team as they board a local cargo hold by fast rope to conduct a search of the vessel. Source: Internet