Biertan fortified church

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by Otto Schemmel

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The Biertan fortified church in Biertan, Romania, is a remarkable example of medieval Transylvanian architecture. Built in the late 15th century, it served both as a place of worship and a defensive stronghold for the local Saxon community. The church is renowned for its impressive fortifications, including multiple layers of defensive walls, bastions, and a unique wooden door with an intricate locking mechanism.

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