Category:20th-century architecture in Nuremberg

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Subcategories

This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.

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1900s architecture in Nuremberg (21 C, 1 F)
1910s architecture in Nuremberg (14 C, 1 F)
1920s architecture in Nuremberg (10 C, 2 F)
1930s architecture in Nuremberg (12 C)
1940s architecture in Nuremberg (5 C)
1950s architecture in Nuremberg (16 C, 3 F)
1960s architecture in Nuremberg (12 C)
1970s architecture in Nuremberg (8 C)
1980s architecture in Nuremberg (4 C, 1 F)
1990s architecture in Nuremberg (7 C)

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20th-century churches in Nuremberg (7 C)

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