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Sculpture of the Devil and a market woman at the Lousberg in Aachen, Germany. The sculpture refers to a popular local legend on the building of the cathedral of Aachen, which was only made possible due to a pact with the devil. The devil was cheated and tried to sink the city in sand. Cheated again by the market woman he gives up his plan, and the sand becomes the Lousberg, a hill next to the city. Bronze sculpture created in 1985 by Christa Löneke-Kemmerling.

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