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1819–1829

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The decade from 1819 to 1829 in Merano was characterized by an ongoing assessment of the local economy, agricultural innovations such as mountain rice cultivation, and successful grape harvests. At the same time, natural events such as summer storms, floods, and instances of arson posed challenges to the region. Public life was further shaped by state and religious representation, infrastructure work, and official honors.

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Plague

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5 April 1821·Der Bote für Tirol·1819–1829·4 tags

The Hohlepfannfeuer bonfires in the Merano area

An account of the origins of the Hohlepfannfeuer bonfires near Merano, traced back to the plague years of 1634–1635. At that time, the fires served as signs of life for those who had fled to the mountains. In 1821, the fires were lit less frequently due to concerns over fire hazards.

  • Lagundo
  • Bonfire tradition
  • Merano
  • Plague
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