Haselhorst

• Haveleck
• Powder Mill
• Reich Research settlement Haselhorst
• Salzhof

Hazel Horst is one of Berlin's Spandau district and lies between the districts of Siemens City and Spandau. It borders indirectly - separated by the Havel - even at the district hook field.

As one of the most important and famous tourist points of contact of the district of Spandau and the city of Berlin can be found in Haselhorst the Spandau Citadel.

History

Haßelhorst was first mentioned in 1590 as a field name in Erbregister the Office Spandau. There was around 1745 the dairy Plahn. 1848 the manor Plahn was renamed because of the same gun factory at Spandau in Haselhorst. The former Gutsbezirk Haselhorst was incorporated in 1910 for the independent city of Spandau and came up with this 1920 Greater Berlin.

In Haselhorst were located until 1919, among others, a canning factory, a powder magazine and a parade ground of the Prussian army. In the Royal cannery into military service collected the journeyman butcher had slaughtered every year more than 3000 steers in the fall and winter months, and process to " Beef in its own juice" for the army. 1892 began with the construction of a workers' colony. In 1907 51 houses completed in whose 363 apartments approximately 1600 people lived. At the Paris World Exhibition of 1900, the Prussian military administration of the houses had let rebuild, which was also excellent. Until 1945, the district location of military production facilities, including for toxic agents. Many decades Haselhorst was marked by the situated on the River Havel in the northern area of ​​storage tank ( under the flight path of the airport Tegel); there is now a residential area which was completed in 2009 as part of the urban development measure " water city in Upper Havel ".

Between 1930 and 1935, which today is a listed " Reich Research settlement hazel Horst" was built by various modernist architects like Fred Forbat, Paul Mebes and Paul Emmerich, Gustav Allinger and Peter Jurgensen on hazel Horster dam and Burscheider way.

Today there is in the southern part of the district an industrial infrastructure, represented inter alia by BMW and Wall. On the Spree Peninsula Sophie Werder is the outside Spandau district of the Waterways and Shipping Office Berlin, which managed from here, including the West Harbour.

Traffic

Technically, Horst traffic hazel since 1 October 1984 by the - connected to downtown Berlin U -Bahn line U7 - under the road train Nonnendammallee / Am Juliusturm running. Metro Stations Haselhorst and citadel are located in the district of hazel Horst, Metro Station Paulsternstraße lies on the border with Siemens city. In Haselhorst pervert the bus X33, 133, 139 and 236, and night bus N33 and N39.

Waters

Haselhorst is almost entirely surrounded by waterways. In the south of the local part is the Lower River Spree, which then flows into the Havel. The Havel separates Haselhorst of the districts Spandau and hook field in the West. The Berlin- Spandau Ship Canal separates Haselhorst in the north of the island belonging to the Siemens city garden box. The Grützmachergraben connects the pipe burst pond at the Rhenaniastraße with a wetland. There live among other artgeschützte beaver.

Churches

• The Lutheran Christmas Church in the neoclassical style, together with their community is the largest church in the district. It was completed in 1935 and is located at the hazel Horster dam near the old Berlin- Spandau Ship Canal.
• With the St. Stephen Church hazel Horst has a Catholic community.
• In hazel Horst, in the Riensberg 43, the Christ 's Church of the Evangelical Free Church congregation is ( Baptists ). This Evangelical Free Church operates on the basis of the Evangelical Alliance.

Personalities

• The impressionist painter August von Brandis was born 1859 in Hazel Horst.
• The canoeist Ronald Rough, more time Olympian and Olympic champion in the double kayak over 500 meters in Athens in 2004, grew up in Hazel Horst and attended the Bernd- Ryke Elementary School.
• In Haselhorst the well-known drag artist Ades Zabel was born in 1963.