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Stuttgart, Germany City Info
The roots of Stuttgart date back to the 10th century. In those days, Stuttgart, named Stutengarten, was a stud farm for Herzog Luidolf's horses. Therefore, Stuttgart takes its name and its coat of arms from this stud farm.
The earliest dated records of "Stuotgarten" are from the year 1229. In the 13th century, Stuttgart obtained its city status. Stuttgart was an unknown settlement until the 14th century, when the Count of Württemberg took up residency in The Old Palace, located in Stuttgart.
However, it wasn't until 1488 that Stuttgart became the official capital and residence of Count Eberhard. The next century, in which Stuttgart was in the hands of Austria for a short time, was characterized by political and scientific unrest. Throughout history, the City of Stuttgart was often tested, especially during the 30 Years War.
During the Second World War, Stuttgart was heavily damaged by several air raids. The buildings were quickly restored after the war, and Stuttgart became the Capital of Baden-Württemberg in 1952.
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