Zehlendorf bei Oranienburg
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Zehlendorf is a village belonging to the city Oranienburg in Brandenburg. It was incorporated into Oranienburg on 26 October 2003.
[edit] History
- 1335 - First documentary mention as Zedelndorp
- 1412 - as owners family is called of Goetze
- 1651 - Louse Henriette buys the property and subordinates it to the office Oranienburg
- 1775 - Zehlendorf becomes its own office
- 1819 - leases the state the property to the general tenant of the office Friedrichsthal, Ernst Friedrich William Kienitz
- 1826 - free manor
- 1901 - a station of the "heath herb course" from Berlin to Liebenwalde was put on and opens
- 1927 - sales of the property to the "German society for internal Kolonialisation" in Berlin for settlement with farmers
- until 1945 - around Germania clinker works Oranienburg with clay/tone to supply, the tongrube as working premises concentration camp Saxonia living was put on
- 1997 - the quiet putting of the western Branch of the heath herb course starting from whom whom villagewhom village shut down also Zehlendorf meets the station
- 2003 - incorporation into the city Oranienburg
[edit] Transmitter
A transmission site for long wave and medium wave radio is located near Zehlendorf.
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