Definition: Hildesheim, German for "child's house," refers to a small rural or rural town with an estimated population around 250 people. Its primary function was historically as a nursery school that housed children who were either infants or toddlers until their parents came home from work. The town became known as "the little house of God" after it was described in the Bible and its teachings inspired many Christian communities. Today, it's an important part of German cultural history.
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