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Laitstadt, until 1920: Laithitaus; is the capital of [[Besmenien]] and with a population of 2,7 millions the largest city in the country. | '''Laitstadt''', until 1920: ''Laithitaus''; is the capital of [[Besmenien]] and with a population of 2,7 millions the largest city in the country. | ||
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Laitstadt | |
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 Clockwise, from above: Laitstadt Television Tower, Bolumartin Motel, Laitstadt beach, city center, Civil War memorial, old town, Fritz-von-Heraldstein bridge, parliament building, skyline of Laitstadt | |
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| Nickname(s): L-Stadt, Fun City, The heart of the southeast | |
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| Government | |
| • Mayor | Matthias Combrinck (SPB) |
| Population | |
| • Total | 27 million |
| Demonym | German: Laitstädter(in) English: Laitstadtian |
| Website | laitstadt |
Laitstadt, until 1920: Laithitaus; is the capital of Besmenien and with a population of 2,7 millions the largest city in the country.