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the oldest grammar school in Riga and the Baltic States, cathedral school founded in 1211 by Bishop Albert of Buxthoeven
- 1. Staatsgymnasium Riga
- Riga State Gymnasium No.1
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Riga Cathedral School |
the oldest grammar school in Riga and the Baltic States, cathedral school founded in 1211 by Bishop Albert of Buxthoeven |
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56°57'10"N, 24°6'46"E
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- dewiki 1. Staatsgymnasium Riga
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- wikidatawiki Q48788