[Answer] 2. One of the highlights of the university city of Marburg is the 13th century St. Elisabeth's Church. Considered as one of the finest in Germany, in what style was it built?

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...1. Neoclassical 2. Gothic 3. Jugendstil 4. Rococo The church is named after Elisabeth of Hungary, a 13th century saint known for her charitable work. Her remains were buried in the church and attracted many pilgrims until they were removed on the order of Philip I "The Magnanimous" of Hesse. Philip was an important figure in the protestant reformation that occurred during the 16th century. The city's university is named after him and was the first protestant university in Europe. The infamous Ulrike Meinhof once studied there, where she became involved in reform movements. She was eventually to co-create the terrorist organisation the Red Army Faction. Marburg has a less appealing claim to fame in that it has a virus named after it. Discovered in 1967 after an outbreak in the city, the virus was passed on from infected Green Monkey tissue. A particularly nasty outbreak of the Marburg virus occurred in Angola during the early 21st century that resulted in over 100 deaths.

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Gothic:

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