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5 INHALTSVERZEICHNIS Vorwort . 8 Geschichte und Stadtentwicklung von Berlin-Kreuzberg . 11 Lage und Grenzen . 11 Naturraum . 13 Ur- und Frühgeschichte . 14 Stadt, Vorstadt, Ackerland . 17 Vor den Toren des mittelalterlichen Berlins . 17 Die Köpenicker Vorstadt . 17 Die Friedrichstadt . 21 Stadtentwicklung im 19. Jahrhundert . 25 Das Kreuzbergdenkmal . 25 Bebauungspläne für die Luisenstadt . 26 Die bauliche Entwicklung der Luisenstadt bis 1860 . 29 Das Stadtviertel am Schlesischen Tor . 33 Bahnhöfe und Eisenbahnlinien . 35 Der Hobrechtplan . 37 Die bauliche Entwicklung der Luisenstadt nach 1860 . 40 Die Tempelhofer Vorstadt . 45 Südliche Friedrichstadt und Friedrichvorstadt . 52 Großstadtarchitektur . 58 Mietshäuser . 58 „Kreuzberger Mischung“ . 62 Kirchen und Friedhöfe . 63 Schulen und Sozialeinrichtungen . 70 Nahverkehr . 75 Die Stadt im frühen 20. Jahrhundert . 79 Citybildung und Abwanderung . 79 Das Viertel am Anhalter Bahnhof . 80 Das Versicherungs- und Filmviertel in der Friedrichstadt . 81 Das Zeitungsviertel in der Friedrichstadt . 84 Das Exportviertel in der Luisenstadt . 85 Der Bezirk Kreuzberg 1920 bis 1945 . 87 Das Ende des Kaiserreichs . 87 Bezirksgründung . 87 Großstadtleben . 88 Kreuzberg unter nationalsozialistischer Herrschaft . 90 Von der Nachkriegszeit bis zur Gegenwart . 91 Der Wiederaufbau nach 1945 . 91 Umbrüche nach dem Mauerbau . 96 Von der „Kahlschlagsanierung“ zur behutsamen Stadterneuerung . 100 Die Internationale Bauausstellung (IBA 1987) . 103 Entwicklungen seit 1990 . 109 Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis 6 7 Die Denkmale in Berlin-Kreuzberg . 113 Anhang Gebiet 1 – Südliche Friedrichstadt . 113 Anmerkungen . 431 Friedrichstraße und Nebenstraßen . 114 Bibliographie . 452 Mehringplatz . 133 Denkmalliste Berlin, Ortsteil Kreuzberg . 454 Lindenstraße und Axel-Springer-Straße . 136 Register . 467 Stresemannstraße . ..

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