Subject: Re: Re-run, Berlin exclaves
Date: Oct 14, 2002 @ 23:55
Author: Wolfgang Pietsch (Wolfgang Pietsch <wpi@...>)
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Peter Smaardijk wrote on Mon, 14 Oct 2002 14:52:29 -0000:
>
> [Translation of "Berliner Exklaven" 1939]

Good Job Peter, tx !! Btw. you transferred all the numbers correct.

> (the numbers were a bit hard to read sometimes, so check these, apart
> from everything else of course, and also the thing marked below as
> [?]; I don't know what is meant here)
>
> ...
>
> As can be read in the survey below, 9 exclaves belong to Spandau
> district, with a total surface of 123 ha 56 a 93 sq m, or 76 [?], and
> 3 exclaves belong to Zehlendorf district, with a total surface of 38
> ha 14 a.

Well yes, that was hard to read.
It means 76 v.H. (von Hundert = per cent)
Spandau/Zehlendorf exclave area ratio.

To prevent a misunderstanding, also possible from German text and
not a result of translation ...

> The smallest Berlin exclave is the 2.48 ha big Laßzinswiesen area
> of Spandau, on the northern Spandau city area boundary, which also
> belonged to Kladow before 1920.

The author only means the southern Kladow part of Laßzinswiesen
which connected directly to the northern Gatow part.
Later, all of Laßzinswiesen was referred to as a single unit.

Regards Wolfgang P.