Subject: Reason for Entenpfuhl<br/>
Date: Nov 23, 2004 @ 15:44<br/>
Author: Wolfgang Schaub (&quot;Wolfgang Schaub&quot; &lt;Wolfgang.Schaub@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-87436546">Hello fans,<br/>
<br/>
This will be my last question for a while, and the most difficult:<br/>
<br/>
What is the reason for the Entenpfuhl enclave?<br/>
<br/>
Some of you will know it is the smallest of the Vennbahn enclaves, German<br/>
little particles inside Belgium, separated from mainland Germany by the<br/>
track of the Vennbahn. Entenpfuhl (Entepol) is the name of the land opposite<br/>
the enclave, beyond the railway track. The enclave itself is called<br/>
Rueckschlag.<br/>
<br/>
The history of the Vennbahn enclaves is described in the Internet in some<br/>
detail. After WWII Belgium had pushed its borders a little eastwards into<br/>
Germany, BUT: Why did they spare the Entenpfuhl enclave, some 100 x 150<br/>
yards?<br/>
<br/>
What makes me suspicious is a house (the only house) placed in the enclave<br/>
territory, and this has the address &quot;Auf Aderich 33&quot;. Entering &quot;Auf Aderich<br/>
33&quot; in Google produces the owner of the house:<br/>
<br/>
Dieter Call, Auf Aderich 33 - Am Venngarten - 52156 Konzen - Tel: 02472 - 21<br/>
48 or 0173-5682325, Fax: 02472 - 2148, E-Mail: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:dietercall@...">dietercall@...</a>,<br/>
Internet: www.dietercall.de<br/>
<br/>
Dieter does not respond to my mails, which is his good right to do.<br/>
<br/>
Before I call him directly, is there anybody amongst you who can explain why<br/>
Entenpfuhl is an enclave and what does the house have to do with it?<br/>
<br/>
Wolfgang</div>