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Festivals in Sighisoara Disturb the Inhabitants of the Medieval City. The Noises Are Too Large, Amplified by Architecture

Several inhabitants of the Medieval City of Sighişoara, together with a number of economic agents and the Roman Catholic parish, referred to the Local Council of Sighişoara about the noise discomfort of the time...

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