Brandenburg (disambiguation)
Appearance
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Brandenburg is one of Germany's sixteen Bundesländer (federal states).
Brandenburg may also refer to:
Places
[edit]- Brandenburg an der Havel, a town in Brandenburg, Germany
- Brandenburg Euthanasia Centre, a Nazi killing facility located in the aforementioned town
- Brandenburg-Görden Prison, a prison located nearby the aforementioned town
- Margraviate of Brandenburg, a medieval German principality (1157–1806), at times partitioned into
- Brandenburg-Ansbach, a margraviate
- Brandenburg-Bayreuth, a margraviate
- Brandenburg-Kulmbach, a margraviate
- Brandenburg-Küstrin, a margraviate
- Brandenburg-Schwedt, a margraviate
- Brandenburg-Stendal, a margraviate and state in the Holy Roman Empire
- Brandenburg-Prussia (1618–1701), a historical state consisting of the Margraviate of Brandenburg and the Duchy of Prussia
- Province of Brandenburg (1815–1945), a province of Prussia, Germany
- Brandenburg (1945-1952), a subdivision of the Soviet occupation zone and state of East Germany
- Neubrandenburg (New Brandenburg), a town in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
- Brandenburg, Kentucky, a city in the United States
- Brandenburg (Frisches Haff), former name of Ushakovo in Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia
Transportation
[edit]- Brandenburg-class battleship, a class of battleships built by Germany in the 1890s
- SMS Brandenburg, the lead ship of the class
- Brandenburg-class frigate, a class of frigates operated by the German Navy
- German frigate Brandenburg (F215), the lead ship of the class
- USS Brandenburg (1901)
- Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER/EDDB)
Other uses
[edit]- Brandenburg (ballet), a 1997 ballet by Jerome Robbins
- Brandenburg (surname)
- Brandenburg concertos, a collection of instrumental works by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Brandenburg v. Ohio, a United States Supreme Court case
- Brandenburg, a 2005 book by journalist Henry Porter
- Brandenburg, a 1994 novel by Glenn Meade
- Brandenburgers, a German commando unit during World War II