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St Lambert's Church, Münster - Wikipedia
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The Hanging Cages of St. Lambert's Cathedral in Münster | SkyriseCities
St. Lambert's church in Münster. Three iron cages, 7 feet tall and a yard wide and deep, hang empty from the church spire. Once home to the mutilated bodies of three revolutionaries.
