Halle-Merseburg

7 urban districts

Land Sachsen- Anhalt ( 1947-52 )

The Prussian Province of Halle- Merseburg was the Association of the German Empire from 1944 to 1945.

History

Through the " decree of the Fuhrer on the breakdown of the Province of Saxony " from 1 April 1944, the Prussian province of Saxony was dissolved as of July 1, 1944, to align the administrative districts in central Germany to the Reich Defense districts. From the administrative district of Merseburg the previous province of Saxony, the Province of Halle- Merseburg was formed during the administrative district of Magdeburg, Magdeburg became the province. The county of Erfurt was subordinated to the Reich governor in Thuringia.

Go to Upper president of the newly formed Province of Halle- Merseburg the Gauleiter of the NSDAP Gau Halle- Merseburg, Joachim Albrecht Eggeling, was appointed.

In July 1945, the Province of Halle- Merseburg was at the behest of the Soviet Military Administration ( SMAD) with the Province of Magdeburg and the State of Anhalt united to the new " Province of Saxony ", in 1946 renamed the "Sachsen -Anhalt province " and finally in 1947 in Saxony -Anhalt opened.

Administrative divisions

The Province of Halle- Merseburg included the former Regierungsbezirk Merseburg with the appropriate number of urban and rural districts.

To the seat of the provincial town of Merseburg was determined.

Urban districts

Counties

Oberpräsident

1850/68 until the 20th century: the land of Hohenzollern | Schleswig- Holstein | Hanover | Hessen- Nassau

Prussian province
Province of Saxony
Founded in 1944
Dissolved in 1945

1952 German Reich Central Germany (cultural area) Military district (Germany) Reichsstatthalter Free State of Anhalt Eisleben Saalkreis Sangerhausen (district) Wittenberg (district) Netze District Province of Brandenburg Province of Westphalia Province of Schleswig-Holstein Hesse-Nassau Province of Upper Silesia Province of Kurhessen Province of Nassau

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