Hellersdorf
- Heller Village North
- Heller Village East
- Heller Village South
Heller village is a hamlet in the district of Marzahn- Heller village of Berlin. Until the 2001 administrative reform it was also a district Heller village. The district was created from the project of a large housing estate in bricks.
Since the spin-off from the former borough of Marzahn 1986 and to re- fusion with the district in 2001, Heller village was the name of an independent district. To the former district Heller village included the districts Kaulsdorf, Mahlsdorf and the eponymous district Heller village.
History
Like many other villages in the area IV was first mentioned in the Book of Charles country also Heller village in 1375. It was called " Helwichstorpp " and belonged to the brothers Dirike, which include a large estate. At this time Heller village already had a mill. In addition to this - associated with the Barnim villages - " Helwichstorpp " appeared in the land book within the Castle Köpenick on a second, already in 1375 as " desolate ", so unsettled, designated " Hellwichstorf ".
In the documents of the 15th and 16th century, for the first time in 1416, and the second " Heller village" was referred to as wuste dorff helwerstorff. After 1618 the Brandenburg Chancellor John of Löben Heller village and bought his Gutsbezirk Blumberg angliederte, was named after the change of ownership of the place Blumberg (and therefore Heller village ) the village expanded to the Count von Arnim in 1836 to a manor.
In 1886 the city acquired the estate Berlin Heller village and laid east of Wuhle sewage to.
With the formation of Greater Berlin also Heller village was incorporated in 1920 and part of the new district of Lichtenberg. From 1945 it belonged to the Soviet sector of Berlin. In 1979, Heller village part of the newly founded city of Marzahn and in the creation of the new territory in 1986 named after the then new city district Heller village.
From the mid- 1980s Heller village was expanded to the east. There new residential buildings were built on an area that actually belonged to the municipality Honow. Because of the Quadripartite Agreement on Berlin, it was not possible to move the city limits. Therefore, these areas Honow or the District Frankfurt remained formally continue (Oder) belong. The supply and disposal (electricity, water, post) were made but from Berlin.
As part of the unification of Berlin 1990, the city boundary has been officially swung eastward in its current situation. However, the old city limits can also be seen: It is an area with public buildings and green spaces, but little residential buildings. The strip runs out of the Berlin street in the north, between Zerbst and Weißenfelser road, on the Riesaer Street between Lichtenhainer and Beautiful forests and forest road to the Döbelner Straße and the tram terminus Riesaer road.
As the second largest construction project in Berlin, the newly built city center was completed in mid- Bright and officially opened on 11 September 1997. Today, it is the urban center of Heller village.
As part of the Berlin district reform, the disentanglement of the districts Heller village, Kaulsdorf and Mahlsdorf from the district of Marzahn 1979 incurred in 2001 was reversed. The new district now carries the name of Marzahn- Heller village.
The large housing estate is connected by the line U5 subway and tram lines M6 and 18 to the Berlin public transport network.