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Schneeberg

a city in the German Democratic Republic, in Karl-Marx-Stadt District. Population, 20,800 (1975). Schneeberg has a textile industry. Other industries include nonferrous metallurgy, engine building, and the manufacture of leather, toys, and lace. The city is known for its wood carving.

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No references found			About 12% of the homes around Schneeberg have more than 400 pCi/l of radon. The health effects of low-dose ionizing radiation by Luckey, T.D. / Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons Gulia Zunkeller, 25, left her native town of Schneeberg in Saxony to be an optician in the western city of Stuttgart. Slow death of a small German town as women pack up and head west by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk 25) Joseph Koerner, The Reformation of the Image (Chicago, 2004); Bonnie Noble, "'A Work in Which the Angels are Wont to Rejoice': Lucas Cranach's Schneeberg Altarpiece," Sixteenth Century Journal 34 (2003): 1011-38; Werner Hoffmann, ed. Arts and minds: scholarship on early modern art history (Northern ... by Silver, Larry / Renaissance Quarterly			Schmidt, Maarten Schmidt, Mike Schmidt, Wilhelm Schmidt, Wilhelm Matthaus Schmidt, Wilhelm Matthäus Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope Schmidt-Maksutov telescope Schmidt-Rottluff, Karl Schmitt circuit Schmitt limiter Schmitt trigger Schmitt, Harrison Hagan Schmitz, Ettore Schmitz, William J., Jr. Schmoke, Kurt Schmoller, Gustav Schmoller, Gustav Von Schmucker, Samuel Simon Schnabel Schnabel, Artur Schnabel, Johann Gottfried Schnabel, Julian Schnabel, Julien schnapps schnauzer Schneeberg Schneerson or Schneersohn, Menachem Mendel Schneidemühl Schneider Schneider recoil system Schneider's index Schneider, Alexander Schneider, David Murray Schneiderhohn, Hans Schneiderhöhn, Hans Schneiderian membrane Schneiderman, Rose Schnitscher, Johann Christian Schnittke Schnittke, Alfred Schnitzer, Eduard Schnitzler, Arthur Schnorr von Carolsfeld, Julius Schober, Johann Schoch effect Schodack Island State Park Schoelcher, Victor Schoelkopf's acid Schoenberg Schoenberg, Arnold Schoenbiinae			Schnabel, Artur Schnabel, Johann Gottfried Schnabel, Julian Schnabel, Julien Schnader Harrison Segal and Lewis schnapper Schnappi Schnappi schnapps schnapps schnappses schnappses schnaps schnaps Schnauser Schnauser Schnauser schnauzer schnauzer schnauzer Schnauzer Club of Great Britain Schnauzer comedo syndrome Schnauzer comedo syndrome Schnauzer comedo syndrome schnauzers schnauzers schnauzers SCHNC SCHNCL schnecken Schneeberg Schneersohn Schneerson Schneerson or Schneersohn, Menachem Mendel Schneewittchen Schneewittchen Schneewittchen Schneidemühl Schneider Schneider Schneider Board of Governors Schneider Cup Schneider Electric High Voltage Schneider Electric North America Schneider Institute for Health Policy Schneider Line 2 Schneider M16 Schneider National Bulk Carriers Schneider National Carriers, Inc. Schneider race Schneider recoil system Schneider Sales Management Schneider scale Schneider Trading Associates Schneider Trophy Schneider's index Schneider, Alexander Schneider, David Murray

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