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The text related to the cultural heritage 'St Mary's Cathedral and St Michael's Church at Hildesheim' has mentioned 'Second World War' in the following places:
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| Contents 1 History 1.1 Construction 1.2 School and library 1.3 Destruction in the Second World War 1.4 Renovations 2010xe2x80x932014 1.5 Thousand-year Rose 2 Archaeological finds 3 Interior decoration, art, and treasures 4 Organs 4.1 Organ 1960xe2x80x932010 4.2 Seifert Organs (2014) 5 Bells 5.1 Refounding of 1960 5.2 Renovation 2013/2014 6 World Heritage Site 7 Reopening 8 Location 9 Bibliography 10 References 11 External links | WIKI |
| Destruction in the Second World War[edit] | WIKI |
| Until the Second World War, the cathedral contained over sixteen ringing and quarter bells. | WIKI |
| After the Second World War it was planned to create a 12-toned peal, with six great bells in the west tower and six smaller bells in the crossing tower (the planned tones: G1, Bxe2x99xad1, C2, Exe2x99xad2, F2 and G2). | WIKI |
| Since the quarter bells had also been destroyed in the Second World War, the quarter-hour chimes were now struck by bell No. | WIKI |
| 9 will be named after Hedwig of Schlesien (or of Andechs), patron of refugees - since many refugees came to Hildesheim after the Second World War and were crucial in shaping it. | WIKI |
| Despite the destruction that occurred during the Second World War, St Michael's Church remained intact up to the eaves although it has undergone major restoration. | UNESCO |
| St Maryxc2xb4s Cathedral was almost completely destroyed in the Second World War, but many parts of the cloisters and the adjoining chapel remained undamaged, in particular the precious interior furnishings. | UNESCO |