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((Infobox German location
|type               = Town
|image_caption      = Dreieichenhain Castle ruins
|Gemeindeschlüssel  = 06 4 38 002
|image_coa          = Wappen Dreieich.png
|image_photo        = Dreieich Dreieichenhain Burg 20070823.JPG
|image_plan         = Dreieich in OF.svg
|state              = Hessen
|region             = Darmstadt
|district           = Offenbach
|coordinates        = ((coord|50|00|N|8|42|E|format=dms|display=inline,title))
|elevation          = 140
|area               = 53.328
|postal_code        = 63303
|area_code          = 06103, 06074
|licence            = OF
|divisions          = 5 districts
|website            = [https://www.dreieich.de/ www.dreieich.de]
|mayor              = Martin Burlon<ref>((cite web|url=https://statistik.hessen.de/sites/statistik.hessen.de/files/2022-10/direktwahlen_09_2022_10102022.xlsx|title=Ergebnisse der letzten Direktwahl aller hessischen Landkreise und Gemeinden|language=de|date=5 September 2022|publisher=[[Hessisches Statistisches Landesamt]]|format=XLS))</ref>
|leader_term        = 2018&ndash;24
|party              = independent
))
'''Dreieich''' (((IPA-de|draɪ̯ˈʔaɪ̯ç|-|De-Dreieich.ogg))) is a town in the [[Offenbach (district)|Offenbach district]] in the ((lang|de|[[Regierungsbezirk]])) of [[Darmstadt (region)|Darmstadt]] in [[Hessen]], [[Germany]]. The town is part of the [[Frankfurt Rhein-Main Regional Authority|Frankfurt Rhein-Main urban area]] and is located roughly ((convert|10|km|mi|abbr=on)) south of downtown [[Frankfurt am Main]]. With a population of more than 40,000 it is the district’s second largest town.

== Geography ==

=== Location ===
Dreieich lies in the Offenbach district. Its northernmost constituent community of Sprendlingen lies some 10&nbsp;km north of [[Darmstadt]]. Between Dreieich-Götzenhain and [[Dietzenbach]] rises the river [[Bieber (Rodau)|Bieber]].

=== Neighbouring communities ===
Dreieich borders in the north on the town of [[Neu-Isenburg]], in the northeast on the district-free city of [[Offenbach am Main|Offenbach]], in the east on the towns of [[Heusenstamm]], [[Dietzenbach]] and [[Rödermark]], in the south on the community of [[Messel]] ([[Darmstadt-Dieburg]]) and the district-free city of [[Darmstadt]] and in the southwest on the town of [[Langen, Hesse|Langen]]. To the west lies [[Frankfurt Airport]].

=== Constituent communities ===
The town of Dreieich came into being on 1 January 1977 in the framework of municipal restructuring in the Offenbach district, bringing together five communities which until then had been self-administering. At the time of the merger, their population figures were as follows:
* Sprendlingen	20.474
* Dreieichenhain 8.044
* Buchschlag 2.782
* Götzenhain 4.651
* Offenthal 5.142

Today, [https://www.dreieich.de/wirtschaft/Standortportraet/Dreieich_in_Zahlen/_4_010_020_dreieich-in-zahlen.php 43.542] people live in Dreieich (main residences, 31 December 2019), including all five communities. Inhabitants here come from 117 different nations (as of 30 July 2007).

In 1977, Dreieich hosted the 17th ((lang|de|[[Hessentag]]|italic=unset)) state festival.

== History ==
The town’s name comes from a royal hunting forest – the ((lang|de|Wildbann Dreieich|italic=unset)) – which had its first documentary mention as early as the 9th century. It was a forest whose hunting rights were exclusively the Emperor’s. This forest stretched along the lower [[Main (river)|Main]] from [[Aschaffenburg]] to [[Rüsselsheim]] and from [[Bad Vilbel|Vilbel]] to the Neunkircher Höhe (heights) in the [[Odenwald]]. The oaktrees in many communities’ [[Coat of arms|coats of arms]] in this area point to this origin. In the middle of this royal hunting forest in the 11th century rose Dreieichenhain, when the Lords of Hagen built a tower castle in 1075.

=== Buchschlag ===
[[Image:Wappen Buchschlag.png|80px|right|thumb|Buchschlag’s arms]]This place was founded only in 1904 as a ((lang|de|Villenkolonie)) ('villa colony', a form of town planning once popular among the well-to-do in Germany) by the Frankfurt salesman Jakob Latscha in the wooded ((lang|de|Gemarkung)) (a cadastral unit) of ((lang|de|Mitteldick|italic=unset)). The first mayor was Rudolf Bindung. In 1909, Buchschlag already had 343 inhabitants. By the time it was merged with the other communities in 1977, the population had risen to 2,984. Buchschlag has largely managed to keep its ((lang|de|Villenkolonie)) character: many old [[Art Nouveau]] villas in the middle of the community are still preserved today and collectively are under heritage protection. The newer parts of Buchschlag likewise consist of fully detached houses. There are only scattered [[terraced house]]s and on the main street, Buchschlager Allee, a few blocks of flats.

=== Dreieichenhain ===
[[File:Wappen Dreieichenhain.svg|thumb|86x86px|Dreieichenhain’s arms]]
In the 11th century, a tower castle (Burg Hayn) was built from which the Lords of Hagen, later Hagen-Münzenberg (1075–1255), administered the [[Holy Roman Empire|Imperial]] hunting forest of Dreieich. The settlement beside the castle was first mentioned as a town on 23 September 1256 (((lang|la|cives in hagen)) in [[Latin]], meaning 'citizens in Hagen'), allowing the town to celebrate 750 years of having town rights in 2006.

The [[Counts of Falkenstein (Rhineland-Palatinate)|Falkensteins]], who inherited the land from the Hagen-Münzenberg family, died out in 1418, and the Counts of [[County of Isenburg|Isenburg]] managed in time to acquire the lordship over Dreieichenhain. In 1549, the [[Protestant Reformation|Reformation]] was introduced into the town. In 1816, the Isenburg-Birstein ((lang|de|[[Amt (country subdivision)|Oberamt]])) of [[Offenbach am Main|Offenbach]] passed along with Dreieichenhain to Hesse. The placename Hain in der Dreieich was changed in 1840 to Dreieichenhain. In 1834 the town had 998 inhabitants, and at the time of the merger on 1 January 1977 about 8,000.

=== Götzenhain ===
[[Image:Wappen Goetzenhain.png|right|80px|thumb|Götzenhain’s arms]]
After the Falkenstein family had died out, Götzenhain found itself under the ownership of the County of Isenburg in 1418, and in the 16th century, the Reformation was introduced.

Count Johann Philipp of [[County of Isenburg-Birstein|Isenburg-Birstein]] built the palatial castle Schloss Phillipseich in Götzenhain about 1715. The new estate was built as an archetypal Isenburg estate. Only in 1724 did Götzenhain become an independent parish.

In 1816, Götzenhain passed together with the ((lang|de|Oberamt)) of Offenbach to Hesse. The ((lang|de|Dreieichbahn|italic=unset)) [[railway]] was opened in 1905 with a [[railway station]] in Götzenhain. In 1834, the community had 705 inhabitants, and by 1977 this had grown to 4,696.

=== Offenthal ===
[[Image:Wappen Offenthal.png|80px|right|thumb|Offenthal’s arms]]
In a [[Langen, Hesse|Langen]] boundary description, ((lang|de|Ovemdan))<ref name="UB Heidelberg">((cite web | title=Lorscher Codex | website=UB Heidelberg | url=https://www.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/cgi-bin/archiv-lorsch/archiv-lorsch.cgi?ort=957 | language=de | access-date=28 December 2022))</ref> was mentioned about 834, making Offenthal the oldest settlement in the Dreieich area after Sprendlingen. The Counts of Isenburg owned Offenthal as of 1489. As an important building monument, the [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]] church of Offenthal has been preserved. It was endowed about 1400 and thereby belongs among the Offenbach district’s oldest churches. After the Reformation’s introduction in 1528, the parish became [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]]. Beginning in 1596, attempts were made to introduce [[Calvinism]]. In 1816, Offenthal became Hessian. In 1834 the community had 441 inhabitants, and by 1977 this had grown to  5.142.

Offenthal lies on the ((lang|de|Deutsche Fachwerkstraße|italic=no)) (German [[Timber framing|Timber Framing]] Road) and on the Hessian Apple Wine and Orchard Route.

In the early 1990s arose the Borngarten and Tannenstumpf new development areas. The rural calm and the proximity to Frankfurt am Main saw to it that Offenthal grew quickly.

Offenthal has a particularly wide choice of different clubs. The biggest clubs are the SUSGO, the FCO, the TTCO and the Offenthal Volunteer Fire Brigade (535 members as of 31 December 2007).
[[File:Wappen Sprendlingen.svg|thumb|85x85px|Sprendlingen’s arms]]

=== Sprendlingen ===
In 880, [[Louis the Younger]] documented a donation by his father through the church in ((lang|de|Sprendilingun|italic=unset)) to the ((lang|de|Salvatorkapelle|italic=unset)) in Frankfurt ("with appurtenances"). The Counts of Isenburg acquired in 1486 from the Falkenstein inheritance the lordship over Sprendlingen. In 1528 the Reformation was introduced and in 1816 Sprendlingen passed to Hesse. In 1871, the Buchschlag-Sprendlingen station on the ((lang|de|Main-Neckar-Bahn|italic=unset)) railway was opened, as was the ((lang|de|Dreieichbahn|italic=unset)) to [[Rödermark|Ober-Roden]] in 1905. In 1834, Sprendlingen had 1,788 inhabitants, and by 1977 this had grown to 21,351.

== Politics ==

=== Town council ===

The municipal election held on 26 March 2006 yielded the following results:
{|  class="wikitable"
|---  class="hintergrundfarbe5"
|colspan="2" | '''Parties and voter communities'''
|align="center" | '''%<br />2006'''
|align="center" | '''Seats<br />2006'''
|align="center" | '''%<br />2001'''
|align="center" | '''Seats<br />2001'''
|----
|CDU
|[[Christian Democratic Union of Germany]]
|align="right" |36.5
|align="right" |17
|align="right" |43.1
|align="right" |19
|----
|SPD
|[[Social Democratic Party of Germany]]
|align="right" |33.4
|align="right" |15
|align="right" |33.8
|align="right" |15
|----
|FDP
|[[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|Free Democratic Party]]
|align="right" |6.4
|align="right" |3
|align="right" |5.8
|align="right" |3
|----
| GRÜNE/Bi
| GRÜNE und Bürgerinitiativen-Liste Dreieich
|align="right" |16.1
|align="right" |7
|align="right" |12.7
|align="right" |6
|----
|FWG
|Freie Wählergemeinschaft Dreieich
|align="right" |7.5
|align="right" |3
|align="right" |4.6
|align="right" |2
|--- class="hintergrundfarbe5"
|colspan="2" |'''Total'''
|align="right" |'''100.0'''
|align="right" |'''45'''
|align="right" |'''100.0'''
|align="right" |'''45'''
|--- class="hintergrundfarbe5"
|colspan="2" |'''Voter turnout in %'''
|colspan="2" align="right" |'''47.5'''
|colspan="2" align="right" |'''48.0'''
|----
|}

The elections in 2016 showed the following results<ref>((Cite web|url=https://dreieich.more-rubin1.de/gremien_pers.php|title=Rats- und Bürgerinfosystem))</ref> 
* SPD   = 13
* CDU   = 13
* Greens = 7
* FDP   = 4
* AfD   = 3
* FWG   = 3
* LEFT = 2
* Total = 45

=== Foreigners’ advisory council ===
Dreieich has an ((lang|de|Ausländerbeirat)) – a foreigners’ advisory council – made up of 15 persons representing various nationalities with people from Turkey, Serbia, Italy, and Russia. As with town council itself, there is a foreigners’ advisory council session, which takes place a fortnight before the town council session.

The current chairman is Tindaro Canciglia.

=== Mayor ===
*2006–2018: Dieter Zimmer (SPD)
*2018–incumbent: Martin Burlon (independent)

==Twin towns – sister cities==
((See also|List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany))
Dreieich is [[Sister city|twinned]] with:<ref>((cite web|title=Stadtporträt|url=https://www.dreieich.de/tourismus/sehenswertes/stadtportraet/_5_020_010_verteilerseite-stadtportraet.php?sp-view=print|website=dreieich.de|publisher=Dreieich|language=de|access-date=12 February 2021|archive-date=13 March 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220313224815/https://www.dreieich.de/tourismus/sehenswertes/stadtportraet/_5_020_010_verteilerseite-stadtportraet.php?sp-view=print|url-status=dead))</ref>
*((flagicon|FRA)) [[Joinville, Haute-Marne|Joinville]], France
*((flagicon|NED)) [[Lansingerland]], Netherlands
*((flagicon|NED)) [[Oisterwijk]], Netherlands
*((flagicon|FRA)) [[La Porte-du-Der]], France
*((flagicon|ENG)) [[Stafford]], England, United Kingdom

== Culture and sightseeing==
[[Image:Dreieich 07.08 009.jpg|thumb|''Stangenpyramide'']]
Dreieichenhain is above all known for the ((lang|de|Haaner Kerb|italic=unset)) [[kermis]] at [[Whitsun]], and it hosts a Christmas market, which thanks to Dreieichenhain’s lovely Old Town is famous countrywide. The ((lang|de|Haaner Kerb|italic=unset)) is Southern Hesse’s biggest kermis and yearly draws 80,000 visitors. The highlights are the fireworks on Saturday evening and the traditional ((lang|de|Kerbborschemarsch)) on the Monday. Furthermore there are the yearly castle festival games and ((lang|de|Jazz in der Burg)) (“Jazz at the Castle”).
[[Image:Dreieich Hofgut Neuhof 20070822.JPG|thumb|Neuhof Estate near Dreieich]]
The ((lang|de|Burg Hayn|italic=unset)) is a castle ruin from the High [[Middle Ages]]. The oldest part of the castle complex – the dwelling tower – was built in [[Salian dynasty|Salian]] times. It is one of the few secular architectural witnesses to Salian times in Germany. Cultural events at the castle are the nationally known ((lang|de|Burgfestspiele)) (castle festival games) and the jazz festival ((lang|de|Jazz in der Burg)).

Within the framework of the regional park initiative, a sculpture designed by the landscape architects Ipach and Dreisbusch was built north of Dreieichenhain and is part of the regional park route. This work, called the ((lang|de|Stangenpyramide)) (Post Pyramid), is made up of 450 bonded round wooden posts, each ((convert|24|cm|in|abbr=on)) in diameter. The sculpture is built in two sections and is accessible on foot. It forms a sightline with the [[Taunus]] and Frankfurt’s skyline.<ref>((Cite web |url=http://www.regionalpark-rheinmain.de/default.asp?action=article&ID=38 |title=Regionalpark RheinMain |access-date=5 December 2008 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071010102807/http://www.regionalpark-rheinmain.de/default.asp?action=article&ID=38 |archive-date=10 October 2007 |url-status=dead ))</ref>

Buchschlag on Dreieich’s western outskirts has numerous buildings in the [[Art Nouveau]] style by such architects as Wilhelm Koban, Ludwig Bernoully and Alois Beck, which as a contiguous ensemble are under monumental protection.

Götzenhain is home to ((lang|de|Gut Neuhof|italic=unset)), an old estate expanded with [[Timber framing|timber-frame]] buildings. These newer buildings also house a restaurant. Around the Neuhof, a [[golf course]] has been established.

Schloss Phillipseich, a palatial residence, lies between Götzenhain and Offenthal. It is closed to the public as it is privately owned.

The [[Evangelical Church in Germany|Evangelical]] churches in Offenthal and Sprendlingen stand out for their fortresslike character. The church in Götzenhain is a [[Baroque architecture|Baroque]] building that dates to 1776.

== Economy and infrastructure ==

=== Transport ===

==== Local public transport ====
[[Image:Dreieich Buchschlag Bahnhof 20070830.JPG|thumb|[[Dreieich-Buchschlag station]]]]
Dreieich lies within the area covered by the [[Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund]]. At [[Dreieich-Buchschlag station]] there are connections to [[Rhine-Main S-Bahn|S-Bahn]] lines ((ric|Rhine-Main S-Bahn|S3)) and ((ric|Rhine-Main S-Bahn|S4)). The [[Dreieich Railway|Dreieichbahn]] (((Bahnlinie|RB|61|7=Regionalbahn))): [[Dieburg]] – [[Rödermark|Rödermark-Ober Roden]] – Dreieich-Offenthal – Dreieich-Götzenhain – Dreieich-Dreieichenhain – Dreieich-Weibelfeld – Dreieich-Sprendlingen – Dreieich-Buchschlag – [[Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof|Frankfurt Central Station]] runs hourly through the entire town every day. From Monday to Friday there are additional trains between Rödermark-Ober Roden and [[Neu Isenburg station|Neu-Isenburg]] resulting in a half-hourly service on the common section.<ref name="iris.noncd.db.de">((cite web | title=Web-Bahnhofstafel | website=iris.noncd.db.de | url=https://iris.noncd.db.de/wbt/js/index.html?typ=ab&bhf=8001236&lang=de&seclang=en&zeilen=20&style=qrab | language=de | access-date=1 February 2023))</ref>

Furthermore, some buslines serve the town:
# Dreieich-Sprendlingen – Dreieich-Buchschlag – [[Frankfurt Airport]] Terminal 1 (OF-64)
# Dreieich-Buchschlag – Langener Waldsee – seasonal only from May to September if the weather forecast is showing at least 24&nbsp;°C (OF-65)
# Dreieich-Sprendlingen – Neu Isenburg (OF-67)
# Langen – Dreieich-Sprendlingen – Neu-Isenburg – Offenbach Marktplatz (X83)
# Langen – Dreieich-Sprendlingen – Neu-Isenburg (OF-91)
# Dreieich-Offenthal – Dreieich-Sprendlingen – Neu-Isenburg (OF-92)
# Langen – Dreieich-Offenthal – Dietzenbach – Heusenstamm (OF-96)
# Langen – Dreieich – Dietzenbach – Rodgau – Seligenstadt (OF-99)
# Nightbus: Frankfurt – Neu-Isenburg – Dreieich-Sprendlingen – Langen – Darmstadt (N71) (Runs every night)
Updated: 2022 Timetable

==== Road transport ====
The [[Bundesautobahn 661]] with its Dreieich [[interchange (road)|interchange]] affords a road link to Frankfurt am Main. Moreover, the [[Landesstraße|L 3262]] state road links Dreieich to the [[Bundesautobahn 5|A&nbsp;5]] (Hattenbach–[[Basel]]) to the west. Also, ''[[Bundesstraße]]'' 486 runs through the constituent community of Offenthal and likewise runs to the A&nbsp;5, by way of [[Langen, Hesse|Langen]].

There has been a lengthy dispute over the Sprendlingen south bypass, which is to become part of ''[[Landesstraße]]'' 3262. It is meant to relieve downtown Sprendlingen of traffic.

Through Sprendlingen runs the former ''Bundesstraße'' 3 – now part of Bundesautobahn 661 – which begins south of Hamburg ([[Buxtehude]]) and ends at the border with Switzerland near Basel (Weil-Otterbach). Furthermore, ''Bundesstraße'' 46 to [[Offenbach am Main|Offenbach]] begins in Sprendlingen.

=== Established businesses ===
((more citations needed section|date=February 2011))
Dreieich’s original focus lay in the field of textile manufacture and processing. In the last five or ten years, though, Dreieich has developed itself into a central agglomeration of the [[information technology]] service provision industry. Important businesses in that field established here are, among others:
* [[Oracle Corporation|Oracle]]
* [[Hitachi, Ltd.|Hitachi]] Data Systems
* Pan Dacom Networking AG
* Pan Dacom Direkt GmbH
* Bell Micro

Furthermore, the town is a regional hub for all kinds of shopping. Besides branches of [[OBI (store)|OBI]], Kaufland (formerly [[Real (hypermarket)|Real]] from 2006 until 2022 and Walmart until 2006) and Mann Mobilia (furniture chain), the biggest [[BMW]] dealership outside Munich can be found here. It is the Frankfurt location.

Other important employers in Dreieich are:
* [[Volkswagen]] Zubehör GmbH (accessories, until autumn 2007 VOTEX GmbH), wholly owned daughter company of VW AG Wolfsburg
* [[Mattel]]
* [[Wrangler Jeans|Wrangler]]
* Biotest
* [[ADTECH|ADTECH AG]]
* ARROW Electronics (Spoerle)
* [[Pall Corporation|Pall]]
* [[Hasbro]]
* CWS-boco Deutschland GmbH((Citation needed|date=February 2011))

[[Hahn Air]] has its head office in Dreieich.<ref>"[http://corporation.hahnair.com/contact-us.html Contact Us] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110221034419/http://corporation.hahnair.com/contact-us.html |date=2011-02-21 ))." [[Hahn Air]]. Retrieved on 7 February 2011. "Head Office: Hahn Air Lines GmbH An der Trift 65 63303 Dreieich Germany."</ref>

=== Education ===

==== Primary schools ====
* Wingert-Schule in Dreieich-Offenthal
* Karl-Nahrgang-Schule in Dreieich-Götzenhain
* Ludwig-Erk-Schule in Dreieich-Dreieichenhain
* Grundschule am Hengstbach (formerly Schillerschule) in Dreieich-Sprendlingen
* Gerhardt-Hauptmann-Schule in Dreieich-Sprendlingen
* Erich-Kästner-Schule in Dreieich-Sprendlingen
* Selma-Lagerlöf-Schule in Dreieich-Buchschlag

==== Comprehensive schools ====
* Weibelfeldschule in Dreieich-Dreieichenhain
* Heinrich-Heine-Schule in Dreieich-Sprendlingen

==== Gymnasien ====
* Ricarda-Huch-Schule in Dreieich-Sprendlingen

==== Vocational schools ====

* Max-Eyth-Schule in Dreieich-Sprendlingen (with mit Gymnasium upper level; currently being converted into a [[lifelong learning]] campus)

==== Special schools ====
* Georg-Büchner-Schule in Dreieich-Sprendlingen

==== Other schools ====
* Volkshochschule in Dreieich-Sprendlingen ([[folk high school]])
* Musikschule der Stadt Dreieich
* [https://www.strothoff-international-school.com/ Strothoff International School]

=== Other infrastructure ===
The town of Dreieich also has its own television transmitter, the Stadt-Fernsehen-Dreieich (SFD). This transmits from the Weibelfeldschule and can be received over the local cable television network. Dreieich’s town library maintains four branches in the centres of Sprendlingen, Dreieichenhain, Götzenhain and Offenthal.

== Notable people ==
* ((Interlanguage link multi|Johann Philipp Holzmann|de|)) was born on 22 April 1805 in the Kreuzmühle – the mill then belonged to the Götzenhain municipal area. He laid the groundwork here in 1849 for his later building company, the worldwide company [[Philipp Holzmann|Philipp Holzmann AG]]
* [[Ludwig Erk]] (1807–1883), musical educator, folksong collector and researcher, spent his childhood (1813 to 1820) in Dreieichenhain in the [[Timber framing|timber-frame]] house at Schulgasse 4 (today Alte Schulgasse)
*[[Henri Vieuxtemps]] (1820–1881), Belgian violinist and composer, was – when he lived with his family from 1855 to 1864 in Dreieichenhain – at the high point of his career as the "Travelling Violin Vituoso"
* ((Interlanguage link multi|Johann Ruhl|de|)) (or Jean Ruhl) (1877–1957) was born in Götzenhain and was in the early 1930s a Member of the Reichstag
*[[Horst Ludwig Störmer]] (born 1949), In 1998 he was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Physics]] and in his youth lived in the constituent community of Sprendlingen

== Further reading ==
*Alfred Kurt: ''Stadt und Kreis Offenbach in der Geschichte'', 1998, Bintz-Verlag, ((ISBN|3-87079-009-1))
*Eberhard Morell & Peter Hörr: ''Dreieich – Bilder einer Stadt'',1996, ImHayn Verl., ((ISBN|3-928149-05-9))

== References ==
((reflist))

== External links ==
((Portal|Germany))
*((curlie|World/Deutsch/Regional/Europa/Deutschland/Hessen/Landkreise/Offenbach/Städte_und_Gemeinden/Dreieich|Dreieich)) ((in lang|de))
* [https://www.dreieich.de/ Town’s official webpage] ((in lang|de))
* [http://www.c-q-d.de/_CUSTOM/BUCHSCHLAG/Buchschlag-Intro.html Dreieich-Buchschlag] ((in lang|de))

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