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Ensisheim meteorite: historical background

In 1492, Ensisheim was the capital of the Landgravate of Upper Alsace, a territory of the Holy Roman Empire and a fief of the counts of Habsburg, a title then held by Maximilian I, Holy Roman Empire. The expression 'Further Germany' is really not helpful. I would suggest 'then in the Imperial Landgravate of Upper Alsace, now in France' but am a bit hesitant about capitalization and syntax. R.dulgarian (talk) 15:16, 7 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]