Template:History of Hamburg

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History of Hamburg

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Prehistory and Antiquity Hamburg culture (15 ka) Treva (1st CE) Tangendorf disc brooch (3rd CE)
Middle Ages Hammaburg (810) Archbishops (832–1072) Cathedral (1035) Bornhöved (1227) Hanseatic League (1321–1669) Victual Brothers (1389–1401) Constitution (1410)
Early Modern Free Imperial city (1510–1806) All Saints' Flood (1570) Barbary pirates (1578–1751) Greenland whaling (1644–1806)
Continental Blockade Bouches-de-l'Elbe (1811–14) Siege of Hamburg (1813) Hanseatic Legion (1813)
Modern Great Fire (1842) Speicherstadt (1888) Cholera Epidemic (1892) Dockers' Strike (1896) Greater Hamburg Act (1937) Neuengamme concentration camp (1938–45) Bombing in World War II (1940–45)
Contemporary Hamburg Ravensbrück trials (1947) North Sea flood (1962) Hamburg cell (2001)
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Political and economic history Port history (1189–) Constitutional history (1410–) Diplomatic history (1648–1918) Postal history (1649–1868)
Jewish history Sephardic Jews (1590–1942) Hamburg Temple (1818–1938) Israelitisches Familienblatt (1898–1938)
Other Hamburg topics Culture Demographics Economy Education Geography Politics Hamburg portal
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