Romania, Saschiz Fortified Church

The video explores the rich history of fortified churches in Southeastern Transylvania, Romania, highlighting their architectural styles and significance as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It delves into the Saxon villages established by German colonists in the 12th century, their unique settlement patterns, and the fortifications built to defend against Ottoman and Tatar invasions. The Saschets fortified church, a key example, showcases the transition from Roman Catholic to Lutheran following the Reformation, with its construction dating back to the late 15th century.

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