Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Haiger
Target Entity: Haiger
Preceding Context: The Westerwald's permanent settlement and thereby its territorial history began with the Chatti (Hessians) pushing their way into the area after the Romans had been driven out in the 3rd century. Place name endings such as –ar, –mar and –aha ("Haigraha" =
Succeeding Context: ) stemming from the Migration Period ("Völkerwanderung") can still be found now. These lie around the forest's outer edges in basins and dales whose soils and climate were favourable to early settlers, and include, for instance, Hadamar, Lahr and Wetzlar. From the 4th to the 6th century, the settlements from the time of the taking of the land arose in formerly pathless areas, taking endings such as –ingen and –heim, like Bellingen and Bladernheim; these lie on the broad, raised plains in the Upper Westerwald.
Paragraph Title: Waterways
Source Page: Westerwald

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