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Bezirk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
German term
Bezirk (plural
Bezirke,
derived from Latin: circulus, "circle")
translated as "district" can refer...
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Spandau (German: [ˈʃpandaʊ̯] ) is the
westernmost of the 12
boroughs (
Bezirke) of Berlin,
situated at the
confluence of the
Havel and
Spree rivers and...
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states called Länder, but in 1952 they were
replaced with
districts called Bezirke.
Immediately before German reunification in 1990, the Länder were restored...
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Bezirk or
Bezirkshauptmannschaft ('district captaincy'), pl.
politische Bezirke/Bezirkshauptmannschaften; Czech: Okres),
which took over most of the political...
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Bezirke (regional districts) are the
third communal layer in Bavaria; the
others are the
Landkreise and the
Gemeinden or Städte. The
Bezirke in Bavaria...
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Administrative Reform of 1952
established 14
Bezirke (districts) and de
facto disestablished the five Länder. The new
Bezirke,
named after their district centres...
- German: Bundesländer). The
federal states are sub-divided into
districts (
Bezirke) and
statutory cities (Statutarstädte).
Districts are
subdivided into muni****lities...
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among several Bezirke or districts. (See
Administrative division of the
German Democratic Republic). Most of
Brandenburg lay
within the
Bezirke of Cottbus...
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abolished the Free
State of Saxony, and
divided its
territory into
three Bezirke: Leipzig, Dresden, and Karl-Marx-Stadt (formerly and
currently Chemnitz)...
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similar role, Vienna's muni****l
districts are not
administrative districts (
Bezirke) as
defined by the
federal constitution;
Vienna is a
statutory city and...
