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Lastadie was a
quarter of
central Königsberg, Germany. Its
territory is now part of Kaliningrad, Russia. The name
Lastadie is
derived from the Medieval...
- the area is
first mentioned in 1348 by the name of Lastādija (German:
Lastadie). Architecturally, the
neighborhood reflects its
history as an area of...
- Laak was
bounded by
Neurossgarten to the north,
Altstadt to the east,
Lastadie to the south, and the
early 17th
century Baroque city
walls to the west...
- to the west, and
Lastadie to the southwest.
Suburbs under the
jurisdiction of
Altstadt (Freiheiten)
included Hufen, Laak,
Lastadie, Lomse, Neurossgarten...
- the east, N****er
Garten to the
southwest outside of the city walls, and
Lastadie to the
north across the river.
Construction of the fort was
resented by...
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suburbs was the castle's Oberburggraf. Altstadt's
Freiheiten included Laak,
Lastadie, Neurossgarten, and Steindamm. They were
subordinate to the town council...
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Frederick of
Saxony in 1506.
Anger contained Löbenicht's
warehouses (see also
Lastadie) and farmland.
Stegen (or Steegen),
originally used for lumber, developed...
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except for colors, tram
lines also
became numbers: 1
Westend (Łękno) –
Lastadie (Łasztownia) (yellow) 2
Berliner Tor (Brama Portowa) – Zentralfriedhof...
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Arklow Shipping - A
Group Fleet History. Bristol:
Bernard McCall. ISBN 1-902953-15-0.
Photograph of
Heimat at
Lastadie, Königsberg
Photograph of Tyrronall...
