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26th May '13 7:51:39 PM JIKTV

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In 1415, Elector Frederick I got the throne over the Margraviate of Brandenburg, ending Berlin's existence as a Hanseatic city and starting the century-long legacy of the Hohenzollern dynasty. After severe losses due to the ThirtyYearsWar, "Great Elector" Frederic William made a hell of a day to (re-)populate his war-torn country in order to not make it ever again suffer under any games great powers might want to play. The biggest deal was the edict of Potsdam from 1685, essentially an invitation to persecuted French Protestants, the Huguenots, to live in Brandenburg.[[note]]There were still French-language Huguenot schools in Berlin and wider Brandenburg until the early 20th century, and some of Berlin's more prominent families come from this background (e.g. the de Maizières, who have held several high-ranking posts in modern Germany).[[/note]] The lion's share of the 15,000 that came settled in Berlin, which has always been supported as a strongpoint in the area. In essence, this should become the cornerstone of Berlin as the lone metropolis in the rural sea of Brandenburg as it's known to this day.

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