Lauenburg

[lou-uhn-burg]

noun

1. a region in Schleswig-Holstein, in NW Germany: duchy under German rulers 1260–1689; later part of Prussia.

Example Sentences

Police suspect they were taking selfies on the central crash barrier on the A24 autobahn when a 73-year-old Audi driver from the nearby town of Lauenburg hit Steele, who is thought to have died instantly.

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Some take note when the district police car from Lauenburg is parked outside the camp, a sure sign, they believe, of another scuffle between grown men, one of whom can’t abide the other’s nation or faith.

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There’s no police station closer than Lauenburg, 20 miles away – what if there’s a sudden mob?

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Students play in Lauenburg, Germany, in a 1928 autochrome photo.

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Students play in Lauenburg, Germany, in a 1928 autochrome photo.

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