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	Arlesheim ([[w:Basel German\|Basel German]]: ''Arlese'') is a [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] municipality not far from [[w:Basel\|Basel]] and the main town of the Arlesheim district in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, with a current population of about 9287 (as of 31 December 2016). Arlesheim shares its railway station with the neighbouring municipality of [[Dornach]], where the [[General Anthroposophical Society]] at the [[Goetheanum]] founded by [[Rudolf Steiner]] has its headquarters.		Arlesheim ([[w:Basel German\|Basel German]]: ''Arlese'') is a [[w:Switzerland\|Swiss]] municipality not far from [[w:Basel\|Basel]] and the main town of the Arlesheim district in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, with a current population of about 9287 (as of 31 December 2016). Arlesheim shares its railway station with the neighbouring municipality of [[Dornach]], where the [[General Anthroposophical Society]] at the [[Goetheanum]] founded by [[Rudolf Steiner]] has its headquarters.

	Arlesheim is best known for the Arlesheim Clinic (formerly the Ita Wegman Clinic), which works on the basis of [[anthroposophically extended medicine]], and the anthroposophical medicinal products company [[w:Weleda\|Weleda]], which has its headquarters here.		Arlesheim is best known for the Arlesheim Clinic (formerly the Ita Wegman Clinic), which works on the basis of [[anthroposophically extended medicine]], and the anthroposophical medicinal products company [[w:Weleda\|Weleda]], which has its headquarters here.

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	Arlesheim ([[w:Basel German\|Basel German]]: ''Arlese'') is a [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] municipality not far from [[w:Basel\|Basel]] and the main town of the Arlesheim district in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, with a current population of about 9287 (as of 31 December 2016). Arlesheim shares its railway station with the neighbouring municipality of [[Dornach]], where the [[General Anthroposophical Society]] at the [[Goetheanum]] founded by Rudolf Steiner has its headquarters.		Arlesheim ([[w:Basel German\|Basel German]]: ''Arlese'') is a [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] municipality not far from [[w:Basel\|Basel]] and the main town of the Arlesheim district in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, with a current population of about 9287 (as of 31 December 2016). Arlesheim shares its railway station with the neighbouring municipality of [[Dornach]], where the [[General Anthroposophical Society]] at the [[Goetheanum]] founded by [[Rudolf Steiner]] has its headquarters.

	Arlesheim is best known for the Arlesheim Clinic (formerly the Ita Wegman Clinic), which works on the basis of [[anthroposophically extended medicine]], and the anthroposophical medicinal products company [[w:Weleda\|Weleda]], which has its headquarters here.		Arlesheim is best known for the Arlesheim Clinic (formerly the Ita Wegman Clinic), which works on the basis of [[anthroposophically extended medicine]], and the anthroposophical medicinal products company [[w:Weleda\|Weleda]], which has its headquarters here.

			== See also ==

			* {{WikipediaEN\|Arlesheim}}

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Arlesheim ([[w:Basel German|Basel German]]: ''Arlese'') is a [[Switzerland|Swiss]] municipality not far from [[w:Basel|Basel]] and the main town of the Arlesheim district in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, with a current population of about 9287 (as of 31 December 2016). Arlesheim shares its railway station with the neighbouring municipality of [[Dornach]], where the [[General Anthroposophical Society]] at the [[Goetheanum]] founded by Rudolf Steiner has its headquarters.

Arlesheim is best known for the Arlesheim Clinic (formerly the Ita Wegman Clinic), which works on the basis of [[anthroposophically extended medicine]], and the anthroposophical medicinal products company [[w:Weleda|Weleda]], which has its headquarters here.

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