Detmold

/ ˈdɛtmɔlt; ˈdɛtməʊld /

noun

A national monument to his memory was inaugurated on the Grotenburg, near Detmold, in 1875.

They arose as one man, and in 783 defeated Charlemagne near Detmold.

In the autumn of this year, Johann paid his third visit to Detmold, and found himself socially as well as musically the fashion.

The post in Detmold only required Brahms' presence a part of the year, but he was engaged for a term of years.

Their relatives and all the tribes took up arms to avenge them: a bloody battle of doubtful issue was fought at Detmold.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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