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Mennonitengemeinde zu Hamburg und Altona
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Mennonitengemeinde zu Hamburg und Altona

Historic Mennonite Community Established in 1601

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The Mennonite community of Hamburg and Altona boasts a rich history dating back to 1601. The current church in Altona-Nord was inaugurated in 1915, symbolizing the longstanding Mennonite presence in the area. The community also maintains its own cemetery in Hamburg-Bahrenfeld.
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The community has its own cemetery in Hamburg-Bahrenfeld.

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Mennonite

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You're standing at a place steeped in history. The Mennonite community of Hamburg and Altona has roots going back to 1601. This church in Altona-Nord was inaugurated in 1915, a quiet testament to the Mennonites' enduring presence in the region. Notice the simple yet dignified lines of its architecture, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. As you take in the surroundings, consider the generations who have practiced their faith here. The community also maintains its own cemetery in Hamburg-Bahrenfeld, adding another layer to its rich history.

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