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Frei·burg  (frbûrg, -brk)
also Freiburg im Breis·gau (m brsgou) A city of southwest Germany near the Rhine River at the edge of the Black Forest. Founded in 1120, it is a manufacturing, cultural, and tourist center. Population: 218,000.
Freiburg (German) [ˈfraibʊrk]
n
1. (Placename) a city in SW Germany, in SW Baden-Württemberg: under Austrian rule (1368-1805); university (1457). Pop.: 201 000 (1999 est.) Official name Freiburg im Breisgau [ɪm ˈbraisgau]
2. (Placename) the German name for Fribourg
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