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It is too difficult to edit the article. Apart from being rather vague on facts it contains a number of mistakes. + {{Infobox church − To be precise: Schaerer's first name was Theophilecorrecte. The Sandstone for the building was not quarried on site; coudln't have been, since the geological formation there consists of quartzite and shale. A so-called Bavarian church tower is topped by an onion shaped roof.{{Infobox church

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Yes, the items I listed as being wrong appear on the Blue Plaque. There were since plans to create a new plaque. Whether that has been done yet, I don't know. Geschichtliches ( talk) 20:33, 28 July 2014 (UTC) reply

@Geschichtliches Sorry about that by we have to work from reliable sources. If you have a book that you could photo and show here or a link to a very good web site then this can be changed. Another plaque has been added with a QR code that links to this page so if we can fix this then that info will be available. Victuallers ( talk) 10:30, 22 August 2014 (UTC) reply

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If you ask here or go to "wiki loves monuments" then you can load "C:\Users\User\Desktop\Pictures\2011-04-16Friedenskirche" Victuallers ( talk) 17:14, 16 September 2014 (UTC) reply