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Assembly InstructionsA4(7Pages)		PatternLTR(12Pages)(1/2)
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Constructed as a great circular tower surrounded by castle walls, Castel Sant'Angelo is the only castle located within the city of Rome. Built by Roman Emperor Hadrian XIV as his own mausoleum, the structure later came to be used as a castle. Contrary to its name, which means "Holy Angel," this castle also had a dark side, serving as a prison for political and ideological criminals. Giordano Bruno, a thinker who espoused the heliocentric theory, was imprisoned here for seven years and then burned at the stake. A secret passage connected the castle to the Vatican, and the castle has been used as a place of refuge for the Pope. Today it serves as a military museum.

PatternA4(7Pages)		Assembly InstructionsA4(11Pages)
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PatternLTR(7Pages)		Assembly InstructionsLTR(11Pages)
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Built by King Ludwig II, this castle – "new swan stone" – is located near Füssen in Bavaria, at the end of a romantic roadway. It's also called the Swan Castle. Construction began September 5, 1869, and ceased when Ludwig II died in 1886, leaving many parts of the plans unbuilt.

PatternA4(9Pages)		Assembly InstructionsA4(7Pages)
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PatternLTR(9Pages)		Assembly InstructionsLTR(7Pages)
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