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1819–1829

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The decade from 1819 to 1829 in Merano and its surroundings was characterized by agricultural innovations, state and ecclesiastical representation, and reports on economic and demographic development. Despite recurring natural events such as storms and arson, the chronicles reflected a continuous assessment of commerce, society, and loyalty to the imperial house, complemented by charitable initiatives and meteorological observations.

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21 June 1819·Der Bote für Tirol·1819–1829·4 tags

Thunderstorm and lightning strike in Bozen

On June 12, 1819, a severe thunderstorm hit Bozen. Lightning struck the house of the Engel butcher in Fleischgasse, entering the room of Dr. Eichholzer and causing significant material damage. The doctor suffered burns to his wig and ear, but survived the incident largely unharmed.

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