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	Ostpreussen-Video - Wulf/ Tiesler: Das war unser Rastenburg
		Bildhafte Erinnerungen an Stadt und Kreis Aus dem Inhalt: Karte des Kreises Rastenburg Vorwort des Kreisvertreters Einleitung der Verfasser I.
		Landschaften und Gutshöfe, Dörfer und Städte mit ihren Bewohnern in hervorragenden und oft einmaligen Aufnahmen geben ein bislang in dieser Fülle und Qualität nicht dagewesenes Zeugnis über den Kreis Rastenburg bis 1945.
		Seit Jahren hatte sich Siegfried Bahr bemüht, Bilder über Kreis und Stadt Rastenburg zu sammeln.
	www.ostpreussen-video.de /product_info.php/info/p282_Wulf--Tiesler--Das-war-unser-Rastenburg.html/XTCsid/ea84b1ac2286b52fc43d03a514bdcac5 (377 words)

	Rastenburg
		Jahrhunderts galt Rastenburg als drittreichste Stadt in (Ost-) Preussen, nach Königsberg und Memel.
		Bei Rastenburg befinden sich auch die ehemaligen Bunkeranlagen der “Wolfschanze”.
		Weiterhin befindet sich auch in der Nähe der Flugplatz, auf dem damals Graf Stauffenberg zurück nach Berlin flog, in der Meinung, Hitler sei seinem Attentat zum Opfer gefallen.
	www.ordensland.de /Rastenburg/rastenburg.html (308 words)

	Ketrzyn
		The Grenadier Regiment which was founded in 1626 and was the oldest prussian regiment in garrison, was stationed in Rastenburg.
		Until the middle of the 17th century, Rastenburg was known as the third wealthiest city in (Eastern-)Prussia behind Königsberg and Memel.
		Still, the city was lucky that the defensive installations resisted the attack of the Tataren in 1656 and that the inhabitants were spared of the Big Plague form 1709 to 1711.
	www.wesel.de /kommunen/wesel/www-englisch.nsf/0/A9B491227CD8E996C1256F7900357325?OpenDocument (493 words)

	Landkreis Rastenburg
		Der Artikel Landkreis Rastenburg gehört zur Kategorie: Ehemaliger Landkreis in Ostpreußen
		Der Landkreis Rastenburg ist ein ehemaliger Landkreis in Ostpreußen und bestand als preußisch-deutscher Landkreis in der Zeit zwischen 1818 und 1945.
		Jahrhunderts existierte der Landkreis Rastenburg mit einem Landrat an der Spitze und umfaßte vot 1818 die Hauptämter Bartenstein, Rastenburg, Barten sowie das Erbamt Gerdauen.
	www.geothe.de /Landkreis_Rastenburg.html (465 words)

	Kętrzyn - MedPort-Lexikon
		Diese Rastenburg, die als Grenzposten Schutz vor den Angriffen der Litauer gewähren sollte, war nur Teil einer Kette von Burgen, die von Ragnit über Insterburg bis nach Allenstein und Osterode führte.
		Arno Holz 1863 wurde der bekannte deutsche Dichter Arno Holz in Rastenburg, Ostpreußen geboren
		Unter Pferdekennern war Rastenburg bekannt für sein Landgestüt, das neben denen in Braunsberg, Marienwerder und Georgenburg und zusammen mit dem Hauptgestüt in Trakehnen maßgeblichen Anteil an dem Erfolg der ostpreußischen Warmblutzucht hatte.
	www.medport.de /lexikon/index.php/Rastenburg (870 words)

	Ärzte Rastenburg
		Ärzte in Rastenburg und Therapeuten in Rastenburg finden Sie hier unter dem jeweiligen Fachgebiet.
		In unserem Ärzte-Verzeichnis für Rastenburg finden Sie Rastenburger Ärzte und Rastenburger Therapeuten auf den unten stehenden Fachgebieten.
		Dies umfaßt sowohl einen niedergelassenen Arzt mit einer Praxis in Rastenburg, als auch andere niedergelassene Therapeuten in Rastenburg.
	www.stadt-arzt.de /rastenburg-2380.html (76 words)

	Rastenburg
		Rastenburg was coming into being at spring 2003 year, near the Warsaw, in Plochocin.
		The band's members plays rock-guitar music, but they claim, Rastenburg music is various and different, than other bands.
		Rastenburg consist of double guitar force, bass guitar, drum, and sometimes they need a keyboard.
	www.rastenburg.webpark.pl /english.html (120 words)

	Die Wolfsschanze war eines der „Führerhauptquartiere“ während des Zweiten Weltkrieges in der ...
		Die Wolfsschanze war eines der „Führerhauptquartiere“ während des Zweiten Weltkrieges in der Nähe von Rastenburg in Ostpreußen.
		Diese Domain gehört zu Shoa.de, dem deutschsprachigen Portal zu den Themen Zweiter Weltkrieg, Drittes Reich und Holocaust.
		Den Decknamen gab Hitler selbst der Anlage, angelehnt an das von ihm verwendete Pseudonym „Wolf“, das er hauptsächlich in seiner privaten Korrespondenz der 20er Jahre verwendet hatte.
	www.wolfsschanze.de (144 words)

	Rastenburg - LoveToKnow 1911
		RASTENBURG, a town of Germany, in the province of East Prussia, lying in a flat sandy plain on the Guber, 64 m.
		See Beckherrn, Mittheilungen aus Rastenburgs Vergangenheit (Rastenburg, 1891); and Schaffer, Chronik von Rastenburg (Rastenburg, 1889).
		This page was last modified 18:16, 12 Aug 2006.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Rastenburg (78 words)

	::The July Bomb Plot::
		From 1944 on, his principal 'home' was the Wolf's Lair at Rastenburg in East Prussia.
		Stieff was a staff officer of the Army High Command at Rastenburg.
		The headquarters for this unit was the War Office in Berlin - not at Rastenburg.
	www.historylearningsite.co.uk /july_bomb_plot.htm (1561 words)

	Unbenannte Seite
		It is situated in picturesque scenery at the lake.
		The impressive construction is nowadays a memorial place for resistors of the 2nd World War on July 20 in the year 1944.
		Passing Rössel with its’ restored castle you cycle to the pilgrim church Heiligelinde“, a baroque jewel in the wilderness of the Masuren region.
	www.velotours.de /englisch/tour/touren_detail.php?id=122 (681 words)

	wolfschanze
		east of Rastenburg (in Polish Ketrzyn) in the Masurian Lake district of former East-Prussia.
		The first construction phase started in the summer of 1940, went on to the summer of 1944 and was laid out on both sites of the road from Rastenburg to Angerburg (in Polish Wegorzewo) in the thick forest of Goerlitz for reasons of camouflage.
		The old 'Bahnhof' of the hamlet of Goerlitz was expanded to serve the arrival and departure of the 'Fuehrersonderzug Amerika' and after 1941 no civilian use was being made of the railroadline anymore.
	www.geocities.com /bue02/wolfschanze.html (1286 words)

	Rastenburg - Qwika
		Rastenburg was one of the oldest castles of the Teutonic Knights, and was called Rastenburg from its founding in the 14th century...
		Education In 1879, Wien went to school in Rastenburg and from 1880-1882 he attended the...
		In 1879 went to the school of Rastenburg and from 1880 a 1882 studied in...
	www.qwika.com /find/Rastenburg (391 words)

	Landkreis Rastenburg Deutschen Gemeindeordnung Deutschen Reich Barten Arno Holz Gutsbezirk Wolfsschanze Friedland ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Landkreis Rastenburg Deutschen Gemeindeordnung Deutschen Reich Barten Arno Holz Gutsbezirk Wolfsschanze Friedland Norddeutscher Bund/Deutsches Reich/Großdeutsches Reich Persönlichkeiten Ortsnamen
		» Eingliederung der Kirchspiele Bartenstein, Falkenau, Gallingen und Groß Schwansfeld aus dem Kreis Rastenburg in den Kreis Friedland.
		1940 : Kauf der Hefe-Fabrik Wilcke in Rastenburg: 1945 : Schwere Schäden durch Fliegerbomben
	www.powerwissen.com /IuwQ%7C%7CSL%7C%7C3WUQPtE%7C%7CSL%7C%7CJQ8GYoDqg%3D%3D_Landkreis_Rastenburg.html (465 words)

	rastenburg
		Zusammengestellt nach den Prästationstabellen des Domänenamtes Rastenburg 1772-1876.
		Rastenburger; Verfügbarkeit: Fanduuml;hren wir nicht oder nicht mehr - jetzt gebraucht vorbestellen.
		Die männliche Bevölkerung in den 48 ländlichen Kirchspielen der Diözesen Rastenburg und Kreuburg im Jahre 1778.
	www.metaspinner-media.de /datenbank/page/rastenburg.shtml (289 words)

	Der Kreis Rastenburg
		Jahrhunderts existierte der durch Veränderung der Verwaltungsstruktur entstandene Landkreis Rastenburg mit einem Landrat an der Spitze und umfaßte die Hauptämter Bartenstein, Rastenburg, Barten sowie das Erbamt Gerdauen.
		Jahrhunderts sind nicht mehr vorhanden, auch nicht die mit der ältesten Stadtansicht von Rastenburg des Bürgers Friedrich Spiller, der, gerade zum Bürgermeister gewählt, 1625 der Pest zum Opfer fiel.
		Dicht an der Straße von Rastenburg nach Barten steht das Herrenhaus des Gutes in Rodehlen.
	www.mitteleuropa.de /rastenburg1.htm (8281 words)

	The Raw Story \| Shadows of the past in scenic Polish Masuria province By Reino Gevers
		Cities, towns and villages were renamed from German into Polish, such as the town of Rastenburg which is now known as Ketrzyn.
		In the forests to the east of the town of Ketrzyn, the former Rastenburg, the ruins of the "Wolfsschanze" (Wolf's Lair) are today a major tourist attraction.
		The bunker wartime military headquarters of the Nazis were blown up by the retreating Germans in 1945.
	rawstory.com /news/2006/Shadows_of_the_past_in_scenic_Polis_08282006.html (793 words)

	This Day in History 1943: Another plot to kill Hitler foiled
		Hitler was planning to fly back to Rastenburg, Germany, from Vinnitsa, in the USSR.
		A stopover was planned at Smolensk, during which the Fuhrer was to be handed a parcel bomb by an unwitting officer thinking it was a gift of liquor for two senior officers at Rastenburg.
		All went according to plan and Hitler's plane took off--the bomb was set to go off somewhere over Minsk.
	www.history.com /tdih.do?action=tdihArticleCategory&id=6749 (452 words)

	Las botellas de coñac - Atentado contra Hitler
		Queria enviar al general Stieff, a la sazon en el cuartel general de Rastenburg, dos botellas de coñac de primera calidad como reconocimiento a cierto favor.
		Vera; es que acabo de recibir la orden de presentarme mañana ahi en Rastenburg asi que aprovechar la ocasion para saludar al general Stieff y llevarle personalmente las botellas.
		Cuando el avion del general von Treschkow se acercaba a Rastenburg a primeras horas de la mañana siguiente, pensaba en la posibilidad de que Brand hubiese descubierto la bomba.
	www.europa1939.com /documentos/botellas.html (2011 words)

	XIX GENERATION
		A copy from the state archive of ancient documents in Königsberg, from the collection of Salzburg Documents Rep. 8 nr.
		"Both Friedrick and Peter Droessel choose Rastenburg, East Prussia for their original new home because they were convinced by the King's emissaries that the economic conditions there were favorable for them to establishing their factories.
		and were settled near Rastenburg, (p8; 2p17 note 19), and then moved to Gross Sodenhnen, Pillupoenen kreis Stallupoenen, (p19).
	www.dresselgenealogy.us /d19.htm (3100 words)

	Meßtischblatt 1994 Rastenburg
		Sie befinden sich in: Übersicht » Ostpreußen » Meßtischblatt 1994 Rastenburg
		Das Produkt Meßtischblatt 1994 Rastenburg gibt es bei
		Rastenburg, Woplaucken, Schwarzstein, Krausendorf, Neuendorf, Weischnuren, Wilhelmsdorf, Eichmedien, Pohiebels, Bürgersdorf, Muhlack, Prangenau, Spittel
	www.landkartenportal.de /landkarten_historische_landkarten_messtischblaetter_ostpreussen_messtischblatt_1994_rastenburg_p627.html (42 words)

	Nazismo: l'attentato di Rastenburg
		Hitler si trovava, come ogni giorno, presso il quartier generale di Rastenburg, nella Prussia Orientale, limbo tra i fasti dei trionfali raduni di Norimberga e l’inferno che verrà del bunker della cancelleria assediato dai sovietici.
		La costruzione di quella che sarebbe passata alla storia come "Die Wolfsschanze" (la Tana del Lupo) era cominciata nel 1940 ed il fuhrer vi si era trasferito solo due giorni dopo l’avvio dell’"Operazione Barbarossa" contro l’Unione Sovietica.
		A questo punto entrava in gioco il provvidenziale gesto del comandante Brandt, il quale, intento a cercare una miglior visione della carta militare, dopo aver urtato la valigia con un piede, si chinava e la spostava, salvando di fatto la vita ad Hitler.
	www.romacivica.net /anpiroma/nazismo/nazismo5a.htm (569 words)

	JewishEncyclopedia.com - ARONIUS, JULIUS:
		German historian; born Feb. 5, 1861, at Rastenburg, Germany; died June 29, 1893.
		After completing the gymnasium course, he entered the University of Berlin, where he studied history, philology, and later went to the University of Königsberg.
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	www.jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=1809&letter=A (166 words)

	Wilhelm Wien Summary
		As a young child, Wien received private tutoring and learned to speak French before he could write his native German.
		In 1866, his family moved to Drachstein, in Rastenburg, East Prussia.
		In 1879, Wien went to school in Rastenburg and from 1880-1882 he attended the city school of Heidelberg.
	www.bookrags.com /Wilhelm_Wien (2104 words)

	second generation tank destroyers -page 1
		As a safeguard against the failure of the Henschel design for the Tiger I, Porsche had been ordered to produce his design.
		When the results of the trials at Rastenburg were announced, and the Henschel design was judged to be superior, 90 Porsche vehicles were already produced.
		It was decided to utilize the chassis as the basis of a self-propelled carriage for the 88mm L/71 gun, designated as Jagdpanzer SdKfz 184 Ferdinand (adopted in honor of the designer, Dr Ferdinand Porsche).
	www.wargamer.com /Hosted/Panzer/tankdestroy2.htm (658 words)

	Mazury Lakes - Holiday Poland
		Those, who like a bit of the history, will find the Wolf's Lair and Hitler's headquarters in Gierloz and headquarters of OKH in Mamerki fascinating.
		Not to be missed: Ketrzyn (Rastenburg) – the mid XIV- century castle with perfectly preserved courtyard and the main gate, from about 1350.
		Other interesting attractions are: Swieta Lipka with the pilgrimage church built in magnificent Baroque style and Kadzidlowo - a privately – run animal reserve not only from the Masurian district (where you may experience a face – to – face acquaintance with beavers, deer, stags, wolves, wild horses, and goats).
	holidays.staypoland.com /mazury-lakes.aspx (327 words)

	Rastenburg Tabs: 237 Tabs Total @ 911Tabs - Tabs Search Engine
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	SparkNotes: World War II (1939–1945): The Fall of Germany
		The Nazis forced those prisoners who were still living to march on foot westward to Germany.
		On November 20, Hitler himself retreated, abandoning his staff headquarters at Rastenburg along the Polish-German border and relocating to Berlin.
		On February 4, 1945, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin came together for a now-famous meeting at Yalta, a resort on the Crimean Peninsula in the USSR.
	www.sparknotes.com /history/european/ww2/section14.rhtml (1572 words)

	Stalag Luft 6 Heydekrug on the map
		Allenstein (Olsztyn) that we remember from our visit to Stalag 1B Hohenstein (Olsztynek)(not on this map), 25km SW of Allenstein.
		Hitler spent most of the time during WW II in an enourmous bunker complex East from Rastenburg.
		We have projected the plan of Stalag Luft 6 onto a 1:25.000 topographic map from 1914.
	www.gps-practice-and-fun.com /stalag-luft-6.html (975 words)

	Tiger I Information Center - Tiger history
		The Henschel firm then began working on its own model under the direction of Dr. Erwin Aders, drawing from its previous work on heavy tank designs.
		The two firms were to have prototypes ready for inspection by Hitler at Rastenburg on his birthday, April 20th, 1942.
		The Porsche and Henschel tanks were put through trials and, in spite of Dr. Ferdinand Porsche's friendship with Hitler, the Henschel tank won, in large part due to its superior maneuverability.
	www.alanhamby.com /history.html (1194 words)

	LA AVENTURA DE LA HISTORIA
		Un ayudante del Führer, en el cuartel general situado en Rastenburg, llamó a Dietrich Von Choltitz, comandante del Gran París.
		Un secretario del cuartel general alemán, establecido en el Hôtel Meurice, le respondió que Choltitz se hallaba con el general Philippe Leclerc.
		El secretario volvió el auricular hacia la ventana abierta y en Rastenburg pudieron escuchar confusamente las notas de La Marsellesa y el alborotado repique de las campanas de París.
	www.elmundo.es /ladh/numero70/enportada.html (463 words)

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