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Barr. 200 Years Ago, a Historic Flood Caused Terror and Desolation

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Barr experienced a terrible flood on August 5, 1826, caused by a storm of rare violence, with a flood of water trombs and the overflowing of the Kirneck. The story of an event that marked the commune, based on documents collected by Christian Schmittheiser in the Barr Memoir et tradition.
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Barr experienced a terrible flood on August 5, 1826, caused by a storm of rare violence, with a flood of water trombs and the overflowing of the Kirneck. The story of an event that marked the commune, based on documents collected by Christian Schmittheiser in the Barr Memoir et tradition.

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lalsace.fr broke the news on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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