Teltow

Teltow is a city inside the Potsdam Mittelmark district, in Brandenburg, Germany. The agreement became first stated in a 1265 deed issued by means of Margrave Otto III of Brandenburg. It obtained its call from the eponymous plateau, a moraine of the remaining glacial length. The main sight of the town is the Protestant St Andrew's fieldstone church of the 12^th century rebuilt in 1812 consistent with plans by using Karl Friedrich Schinkel. It changed into depicted through Lyonel Feininger in his 1918 portray Teltow II.

Teltow shared its borders with the former West Berlin, and so in the course of the duration 1961 to 1990 it changed into separated from it by using the Berlin Wall. Max Malecki 1949 and Herbert Pucher 1952 were the primary 1st secretaries of the SED district management in Teltow. On the basis of the executive reform within the GDR in 1952 the circle Teltow became dissolved and Teltow assigned to the district of Potsdam in the newly formed district of Potsdam. In the duration of the Soviet career area and the GDR till 1961 there has been a giant population loss.