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Originally appearing in Volume V24, Page 358 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SCHONEBERG  , a

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town of
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Germany, in the Prussian
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province of
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Brandenburg, forming a suburb of
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Berlin, which it adjoins on the
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south-
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west . Pop . (1905) 141,010 . It has four churches, a statue of the
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emperor
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William I. and several educational establishments . It contains the railway station of the military
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line to Zossen and is connected with the
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metropolis by electric trams and omnibuses . Its
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chief manufactures are railway plant, cigars,
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soap,
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paper and chemicals . The
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foundation of Alt-Schonberg is ascribed to
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Albert the
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Bear,
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margrave of Brandenburg, in the 12th
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century, while Neu-Schoneberg was founded by
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Frederick the
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Great in 175o to accommodate some Bohemian weavers exiled for their
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religion . It was made a town in 1898 .

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