The St. Paul's Church in Frankfurt am Main occupies a special place in German history. 175 years ago, on May 18, 1878, the first ever parliament at which all of Germany was represented met here, laying the foundation for democracy in the country. The city of Frankfurt's main Evangelical Lutheran church was selected at the time because the planned Kaisersaal in the Römer – the city hall – turned out to be too small. The neoclassical Paulskirche, completed in 1833, had space for 2,000 people. Have