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Institution Christianity
Roman Catholic Diocese of Dresden–Meissen
Dioecesis Dresdensis-Misnensis la
Diocese of the Catholic Church in Germany
- Dated from 1567 CE
- Also called Diocese of Dresden-Meissen, Diocese of Dresden-Meißen (Meissen), Diocese of Dresden-Meißen
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