Wikipedia:WikiProject Prussia/Provinces
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[edit] Scope
This subsection of WikiProject Prussia is a collaboration to define a structure for articles about the various Prussian provinces over time, providing consistancy between all the articles, and a standard connection to the parent and descendant articles.
This subsection was formerly known as WikiProject Prussian Provinces.
[edit] Structure
Province of Prussia | |||||
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The Province of Hanover (red), within the Kingdom of Prussia (blue), within the German Empire (black) |
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Capital | Hanover |
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Area | 38, 705 km² (14,944 sq mi) |
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Population | |||||
- 1939 est. | 3,537,390 | ||||
Density | 91 /km² (237/sq mi) |
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Political Subdivisions | Aurich Hanover Hildesheim Lüneburg Osnabrück Stade |
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Use Template:Infobox Prussia Province as shown here.
The article should start with a good introduction.
- Geography - Brief description of the province's geography, including lakes, rivers, mountains.
- History - A brief outline of the major events in the province's history, primarily those that dealt with the province itself.
- (Subdivisions) - Provide a table (or list?) of the Kreise, organized by Regierungsbezirke. Links to both allow the user to browse down through the hierachary (Regierungsbezirk) or to jump down to a particular Kreis.
- Miscellaneous topics - if any.
- External links - if any.
- Categories - years of establishment and disestablishment. For example, the province of Hanover belongs to the categories 1868 establishments and 1946 disestablishments
Any maps used should also be placed in Portal:Atlas
Kingdom of Prussia | 1740: Silesia 1773: East Prussia | West Prussia | Netze District 1793: South Prussia 1795: New East Prussia | New Silesia 1815: Brandenburg | Jülich-Cleves-Berg | Lower Rhine | Pomerania | Posen | Saxony | Westphalia 1822: Rhine Province 1829: Prussia 1850: Hohenzollern 1867: Hanover | Hesse-Nassau | Schleswig-Holstein |
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Free State of Prussia | 1919: Lower Silesia | Upper Silesia 1920: Berlin 1922: Posen-West Prussia |
[edit] Example pages
- An example of a high-level article is: Province of Posen
- A current example of an article with the minimum requirements given above is: Province of Brandenburg
[edit] Status of province entries
This section is still under construction
[edit] Provinces formed before 1815
[edit] Provinces formed 1815-1918
- Brandenburg
- Jülich-Cleves-Berg
- Lower Rhine
- Pomerania
- Posen
- Saxony
- Silesia
- Westphalia
- Rhine Province
- Prussia
- Hohenzollern
- Hanover
- Hesse-Nassau
- Schleswig-Holstein
[edit] Provinces formed during the time of the Weimar Republic
Provinces formed during Nazi rule will not be covered here - at that time Prussia and all other German states had been abolished (de facto) and reorganised into Reichsgaue, which is not the same as these provinces.