Dinslaken is the name of a small industrial town in
Germany, situated at the northwestern margin of the
Ruhr area, near
Duisburg. It has about 73,000 inhabitants and is well known for its trotting racetrack, the
Trabrennbahn Dinslaken. The medieval parish church,
St. Vincentius was partially destroyed during
World War II, but rebuilt in 1951-1952.