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So far, I've only seen such church steeple roofs in Hungary, Serbia, and Croatia, but never in Austria, Germany, or the rest of Europe. Do you perhaps know what they're for and why they're not so widespread?
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In southern Germany this is mainly the case. With us in the southwest, it’s not like that.
They are completely common in Austria.
(I live in Austria and trust my testimony).
The roofs are called onion bonnets and they just exist for bonfires in southern Germany and Austria – as well as in the countries that you mentioned earlier belonged to Austria. They emerged in the Middle Ages in the space of the Christian Orthodox Church in Eastern Europe and spread from there as a style element to Central Europe.
Artistic aesthetics
Here are some examples of kat.Kirchen with onion roof:
These are Orthodox churches. I’m also Orthodox Christ and I know that.
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All 3 are Catholic churches in Croatia I have only these roofs never seen elsewhere
Catholic???