| Display title | Engineering:Abwurfdach |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An Abwurfdach (German for "removable roof"; plural: Abwurfdächer) was an easily dismantled construction that protected the curtain walls, cavaliers and bastions of several early modern fortresses. It was once believed that this construction was as old as the 12th century, but most modern historians maintain... |
