Berlin postal districts 1920 to 1993

The list of postal facilities in the Berlin Weichbild is a compilation of all post offices , postal agencies , post offices and post offices that were added to the postal districts in old Berlin that already existed in the previous century when the greater Berlin community was formed on October 1, 1920 . It ends with the introduction of the five-digit postcodes in 1993. This does not include the postal facilities in the former core area of ​​Berlin, i.e. Mitte, Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg, Tiergarten and Wedding.

→ Main article : Berlin postal districts between 1862 and 1920

introduction

With the Greater Berlin Act of April 27, 1920, seven surrounding cities ( Charlottenburg , Cöpenick , Berlin-Lichtenberg , Neukölln , Berlin-Schöneberg , Spandau , Berlin-Wilmersdorf ) as well as 59  rural communities and 27 manor districts were made up of the Niederbarnim , Osthavelland and Teltow incorporated into Berlin. When the Greater Berlin Association was introduced in 1912, Lichtenberg, Schöneberg and Wilmersdorf had already received the official names Berlin-Lichtenberg, Berlin-Schöneberg and Berlin-Wilmersdorf.

The postal facilities of the Reichspost in Berlin and the surrounding area belonged to the Oberpostdirektion Berlin . From 1934 it was called Reichspostdirektion. In 1945 it became again the Oberpostdirektion Berlin. After the city split, the authority in West Berlin was called Landespostdirektion Berlin from 1954 . In 1954, the Berlin District Office of Deutsche Post was established in East Berlin . In 1991 both institutions merged again to form the Berlin Post Office .

The post offices of Charlottenburg 1, Lichtenberg 1 and Pankow 1 are already included in the compilation of the Berlin postal districts between 1862 and 1920 . However, significant changes after 1920 are given in the following list.

The post offices in the Berlin metropolitan area before the creation of Greater Berlin in 1920 were numbered. It was preceded by the abbreviation of the cardinal direction (W, N, NE etc. or a C for center). The offices of the places incorporated in 1920 were given the designation "Berlin" before their previous name (Berlin-Spandau, Berlin-Köpenick, etc.). Postcodes were first introduced in Germany in 1941 . Berlin received the 1, which was put in brackets in front of the name of the city, e.g. B. (1) Berlin-Schöneberg. The numbers continued to be used after the Second World War.

In 1962, new four-digit postcodes were introduced in the western part of the city, as in the rest of Germany. Berlin received the number 1000. There was also the two-digit number of the delivery post office (e.g. 1000 Berlin 62). In the eastern part of Berlin there were postcodes since 1965. All addresses were given a four-digit postcode, with the first two numbers being 10 or 11.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall and the merger of the Berlin postal administrations, East Berlin addresses were given the letter "O" (for East Berlin) with a hyphen in front of the four-digit postcodes that were valid up until then. In 1993 a new system with five-digit postcodes was introduced nationwide. For financial reasons, what was then Deutsche Bundespost closed most post offices in the mid-1990s, sold the properties and worked with partner branches that offer postal services in addition to their core business.

list

The following table, which can be sorted, contains all post offices, postal agencies, post offices and post offices sorted alphabetically according to their official spellings in the 1920s. If possible, the exact addresses are given and information on when and where the move took place.

Place, suburb of Berlin Name before 1920	District (since 2001) or location	possibly no., location or art	Street	Comment and possibly picture
Adlershof	Berlin-Adlershof	Post, telegraph and telephone exchange	Roonstraße 18 Radickestraße 6 (after 1930) Radickestraße 57 (after 1940) 1964: Peter-Kast-Straße 57	The street was renamed Peter-Kast-Straße in 1960, and in 1992 it was renamed Radickestraße
Ahrensfelde	Ahrensfelde	Postal agency	Dorfstrasse 17	The post office was closed in the 21st century, and two post offices have taken its place , one is located in the former post office building
Alt-Glienicke	Berlin-Altglienicke	Post office	Rudower Strasse 61	By telephone, the place belonged to Adlershof in the 1920s.
Berlin-Amalienhof	Berlin-Staaken	Post office	Gärtner-Allee 4, on the grounds of the Amalienhof plant	no longer reported after 1940
Baumschulenweg	Berlin-Baumschulenweg	Post office Baumschulenweg The post office at Cöpenicker Landstrasse 53 was replaced by a permanent post office in April 1909 .	Baumschulenstrasse 17 Rinkartstrasse 5–9 (after 1930)	see Berlin-Treptow
Biesdorf b. Berlin	Berlin-Biesdorf	Post office Biesdorf 1	Marzahner Strasse 11 renamed Oberfeldstrasse 11 after 1943: Oberfeldstrasse 24 before 1964: Oberfeldstrasse 1b – 1d
Biesdorf	Berlin-Biesdorf	Post agency Biesdorf 2 After 1940 converted to post office Biesdorf 2	Dohlengrund 72 Kreuzschnabelstraße 24 (after 1940)	1964 no longer mentioned
Biesdorf	Berlin-Biesdorf	Post office Biesdorf 3 after 1945 Post office Biesdorf 3	Köpenicker Strasse 269	1964: no longer mentioned
Biesdorf	Berlin-Biesdorf	Post office Biesdorf 4	Annenstrasse 6 after 1940 Charlottenstrasse 20	1945 no longer reported
Blankenburg b. Berlin	Berlin-Blankenburg	Post office after 1940 post office	Dorfstrasse 4a Dorfstrasse 14 (after 1935) Alt-Blankenburg 43	1964 no longer mentioned
Blankenfelde b. Berlin	Berlin-Blankenfelde	Post office after 1940 Wilhelmsruh assigned	Hauptstrasse 12 Hauptstrasse 49	1964 no longer mentioned
Bohnsdorf	Berlin-Bohnsdorf	Post agency converted to post office after 1940	Dorfplatz 18 from 1945: Elsterstraße 28	1964 no longer mentioned
Borsigwalde	Berlin-Wittenau	Post office	Behrendtstrasse 4–6 1945: Jakobsenweg 4–6	see Wittenau
Britz	Berlin-Britz	Post and Telegraph Office Britz 1	Chausseestraße 132 after 1945: Britzer Damm 154	in the office
Berlin-Britz	Berlin-Britz	Post office Britz 2	Hanne Nüte 62 Onkel-Herse-Strasse 2 (after 1935)
Berlin-Britz	Berlin-Britz	Post Agency Britz 3, after 1935: Post Office Britz 3	Friedrichsbrunner Straße 19 move to Chausseestraße 71	1945 no longer reported
book	Berlin book	Post office	Wiltbergstrasse 5
Buchholz	Berlin-Buchholz	Post office and public telephone	Berliner Strasse 8
Buckow b. Berlin	Berlin-Buckow	From 1930, the postal agency became Buckow West	Chausseestrasse 67	1952 no longer mentioned
Berlin-Buckow	Berlin-Buckow	Post Agency Buckow Ost after 1940 Post Office Buckow Ost after 1945 Post Office Buckow 2	Sprosserweg 3
Buckow	Berlin-Buckow	Post office Buckow West after 1945: Post Office Buckow 1	Dorfstrasse 21 after 1940 Alt-Buckow 49 1945: Alt-Buckow 15 / 15a
Berlin-Carolinenhof	Berlin-Karolinenhof	Postal agency	Karolinenhofweg 13	1945 no longer reported
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 1	see Berliner Postbezirke between 1862 and 1920 from 1945: still Berliner Strasse 62–64
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 2	Goethestrasse 2/3
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 3	Bismarckstraße 3 after 1940: Bismarckstraße 11 from 1952: Windscheidstraße 18	1945 not shown
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 4	Kantstrasse 50 after 1940: Leibnizstrasse 37/38
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 5	Schlossstrasse 24/25
Charlottenburg		Post office Charlottenburg 5A	Riehlstrasse 6A
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 6	Neue Kantstrasse 1 1945: Heinrich-von-Stephan-Strasse 6 from 1952: Dernburgstrasse 48
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 7	Leibnizstraße 56 Zoologischer Garten station (after 1935)
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 8	Keplerstrasse 43 1952: Herschelstrasse 18/19	1945 not shown
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 9	Kaiserdamm 33 later move to Soorstrasse 61/62
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 10	Spandauer Berg 18	1952 not shown
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 11	Rusternallee 45
Charlottenburg	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Post Office Charlottenburg 13	District Barackenstadt AVUS -Nordschleife	no longer reported after 1945
Dahlem	Berlin-Dahlem	Post and Telegraph Office	Koenigin-Luise-Strasse 31
Eichkamp	Berlin-Grunewald , location	Postal agency	Königsallee 113 Eichkampstraße 82 (after 1935)
Falkenberg b. Berlin	Berlin-Falkenberg	Post agency after 1940 post office	Dorfstrasse 34
Falkenhorst	Berlin-Bohnsdorf , location	Post agency after 1940 post office	Stromstraße 21 after 1940: Fließstraße 22	1964 no longer mentioned
Friedenau	Berlin-Friedenau	Post and telegraph office at Friedenau 1 with public telephone and pneumatic post office	Handjerystraße 33-36 Bornstraße 1 (after 1930) In 1943 Handjerystraße and Schmargendorfer Straße 28/29 are given 1945: only Handjerystr.
Friedenau	Berlin-Friedenau	Post and Telegraph Office Friedenau 2	Cranachstrasse 8/9
Friedenau	Berlin-Friedenau	Post office Friedenau 1A	Lefèvrestrasse 13	not continued after 1940
Friedenau	Berlin-Friedenau	Post office at Friedenau 1B	Südwestcorso 9 Offenbacher Straße 25 (after 1935)	not continued after 1940
Friedenau	Berlin-Friedenau	Friedenau post office 3	Bornstrasse 1	1945 no longer mentioned
Friedrichsfelde	Berlin-Friedrichsfelde	Post and Telegraph Office (branch)	Lean cattle farm Friedrichsfelde after 1940: Marzahner Chaussee	Not mentioned after 1945
Friedrichsfelde	Berlin-Friedrichsfelde	Post office Friedrichsfelde 1	Alt-Friedrichsfelde 105
Friedrichshagen	Berlin-Friedrichshagen	Post office	Friedrichstraße 69a / 70, street renamed to Wilhelm-Bölsche-Straße 69a in 1945, simplified to Bölschestraße in 1947	Former post office, Postbank finance center since the 21st century
Frohnau (Mark)	Berlin-Frohnau	Post office Frohnau 1	Bahnhofplatz 5a Ludolfinger Platz 5a (renaming of the square) 1943: also called Zeltinger Platz 6 1945: Ludolfinger Platz 4 1952: Ludolfinger Platz 1 and 3
Frohnau	Berlin-Frohnau	Post office Frohnau 2	Invalidenhaussiedlung Hubertusweg 23 (Invalidensiedlung)
Gatow (Havel)	Berlin-Gatow	Post agency converted into post office Gatow 1	Dorfstrasse Alt-Gatow 43 (after 1935)
Gatow	Berlin-Gatow	Gatow Post Office 2	Air base (zu Kladow) after 1940: Kladower Damm 1942: Alt-Gatow 23
Geltow b. Berlin	Geltow	Post agency later post office	Hauffstrasse 55a	not incorporated into Berlin
Glienicke b. Berlin	Glienicke / Northern Railway	Postal agency	In 1925, the first female postal agent in the Berlin area was named here.	not incorporated into Berlin
Large berries	Large berries	Post office	Berliner Strasse 96	not incorporated into Berlin
Groß-Ziethen b. Berlin	Großziethen	Post office	1945: Dorfstrasse 5 later Karl-Marx-Strasse 152	not incorporated into Berlin
Grunewald	Berlin-Grunewald	Post and Telegraph Office Grunewald 1	Bismarckallee 22-24
Grunewald	Berlin-Grunewald	Post office	in the German stadium	"Only on Sundays"; "Belongs to PA Charlottenburg 5" 1945: no longer mentioned
Grunewald	Berlin-Grunewald	Post office Grunewald 2	Friedrichsruher Strasse 37 after 1940: Cicerostrasse 30–32 1945: Bismarckallee 24
Grünau	Berlin-Grünau	Post office Grünau 1	Wilhelmstrasse 19 after 1940: Wassersportallee 24
Grünau, part of the municipality Falkenberg	Berlin-Grünau	Post office Grünau 2	Schirnerstrasse 30	Not mentioned after 1945
Grünau, Eigenheim II settlement	Berlin-Grünau	Post office Grünau	Mittelstrasse and Froschsteg	1943: no longer mentioned
Halensee	Berlin-Halensee	Post office Halensee 1	Katharinenstrasse 27
Halensee	Berlin-Halensee Berlin-Grunewald (1952)	Post Office Halensee 2 1952 Post Office Grunewald 2 (Halensee)	Cicerostraße 7/8	1945: not mentioned
Halensee	Berlin-Halensee	Post office Halensee 1A	Küstriner Strasse 10-13	1945: no longer mentioned
Halensee	Berlin-Halensee	Post office Halensee 2 (new)	Nestorstrasse 50/51	Demolished in 2017
Haselhorst	Berlin-Haselhorst	Postal agency	Haselhorster Damm 25
Heiligensee (Havel)	Berlin-Heiligensee	Post agency conversion to post office Heiligensee 1	Dorfstrasse 19 Alt-Heiligensee 19 (after 1935) after 1945 Alt-Heiligensee 38
Heinersdorf	Berlin-Heinersdorf	Post agency after 1930 post office	Kaiser-Wilhelm-Strasse 69 Berliner Strasse 84/85 (after 1930)	1964 no longer mentioned
Hermsdorf b. Berlin	Berlin-Hermsdorf	Post office Hermsdorf 1	Roonstrasse 19–24 Heinsestrasse 32–36
Hermsdorf	Berlin-Hermsdorf	Post office Hermsdorf 2 after 1940: post office	Bismarckstraße 95 Hermsdorfer Damm 95 (after 1935)
Hermsdorf	Berlin-Hermsdorf	Post office Hermsdorf 3 after 1940: post office	Burgfrauenstrasse 24 Seebadstrasse 7 (after 1935)
Deer garden	Berlin-Hirschgarten	Postal agency	Berliner Strasse 3	Not mentioned after 1945
Hohenschönhausen, parish	Berlin-Alt-Hohenschönhausen	Post office, public telephone, telegraph office	Orankestraße 13 Werneuchener Straße 30–33 (after 1930)	The city of Berlin had specially built residential buildings at Malchower Strasse 9–13 for the post office workers.
Hohenschoenhausen	Berlin-Alt-Hohenschönhausen	Post office Hohenschönhausen 2 after 1945: Post office Hohenschönhausen 2	Wartenberger Strasse 11
Hönow (Krs. Niederbarnim)	Hoenow	Postal agency		not incorporated into Berlin
Hoppegarten b. Berlin	Hoppegarten	Post office	open on race days on the grounds of the racecourse	not incorporated into Berlin
Johannisthal	Berlin-Johannisthal	Post office, telegraph office, public telephones (Reich authorities)	Parkstrasse 2 Königsheideweg 264/266 (after 1935)
Karlshorst Bz. Berlin racecourse	Berlin-Karlshorst	since 1894: Post office with telegraph service	from 1908: Rennplatz post office	This postal facility existed until 1937 and was only in operation on racing days.
Carlshorst (from 1901 Karlshorst)	Berlin-Karlshorst	Post and Telegraph Office Karlshorst 1	Wildensteiner Strasse 21 Ehrenfelsstrasse 42–44 (after 1930)
Karlshorst	Berlin-Karlshorst	Post office Karlshorst A	Prinz-Adalbert-Straße 23 (from 1951 Liepnitzstraße)	The post office was in operation from 1939 to 1945.
Karow	Berlin-Karow	Post Office Karow	Bahnhofstrasse 22
Kaulsdorf	Berlin-Kaulsdorf	Post office Kaulsdorf 1	Wilhelmstrasse 22 Mädewalder Weg 61–63 (after 1935)
Kaulsdorf	Berlin-Kaulsdorf	Postagentur Kaulsdorf two mailroom Kaulsdorf 2 post office Kaulsdorf 2	Köpenicker Strasse 16/17 Chemnitzer Strasse 195 Chemnitzer Strasse 195
Kaulsdorf	Berlin-Kaulsdorf	Post office Kaulsdorf 3 Post office Kaulsdorf 3	Ridbacher Strasse 121 Hellersdorfer Strasse 85	not continued after 1940
Kaulsdorf	Berlin-Kaulsdorf	Post office Kaulsdorf Süd	Waldstrasse 24	apparently dissolved again before 1940
Cladow (Havel)	Berlin-Kladow	Postal agency	Dorfplatz Sakrower Landstrasse 4 (after 1935)
Konradshöhe	Berlin-Grünau	Post agency conversion into a post office	Eichelhähstraße 3 Spechtstraße 18 (after 1935)
Cöpenick	Berlin-Koepenick	Post and Parcel Office Köpenick 1	Lindenstrasse 42	The Imperial Post and Parcel Office was built in the Baroque style in 1892/1893 according to a design by EWJ Zimmermann , and was expanded in 1906. The stucco building with two and a half floors with sandstone -elements and scrolls - Gable provided. The entrance to the courtyard is flanked by strong columns with a curved canopy. In the center of the facade, a bay window extending over two floors protrudes from the front. After 1999, the private school Best Sabel acquired the building, had it renovated in accordance with historical monuments and now runs the BEST Sabel vocational school for design with a technical college for technology in it.
Koepenick	Berlin-Koepenick	Post office Köpenick 1A	Müggelheimer Strasse 13/14	before 1940, not listed after that
Cöpenick	Berlin-Koepenick	Post Agency Köpenick 2 Conversion into a post office (after 1935)	Kaulsdorfer Straße 145/147 was run as post office Köpenick 4 around 1960	1945 not mentioned
Koepenick	Berlin-Koepenick	Post office Köpenick 3	Grünauer Strasse 29	1964 no longer mentioned
Koepenick	Berlin-Koepenick	Post office Köpenick 5	Green Trift 96	before 1940
Lankwitz	Berlin-Lankwitz	Post office, telegraph office and public telephone, Lankwitz 1	Viktoriastraße 22–28 Kaiser-Wilhelm-Straße 60–62 (after 1930) after 1945 Kaulbachstraße 50
Lankwitz	Berlin-Lankwitz	Post agency Lankwitz 2, after 1935 conversion to a post office	Calandrellistraße 31–33 before 1952: Kaiser-Wilhelm-Straße 60–62	1945 not mentioned In the 1950s, the PA 1 and 2 were swapped
Lankwitz	Berlin-Lankwitz	Lankwitz post office 3	Marienfelder Strasse, Heimstättensiedlung
Lankwitz	Berlin-Lankwitz	Post office Lankwitz 4	Apoldaer Strasse 36–38 before 1952: Gallwitzallee 111–115
Lankwitz	Berlin-Lankwitz	Lankwitz post office 5	Alt-Lankwitz 26	not mentioned after 1940
Lichtenberg, Wilhelmsberg area	Berlin-Fennpfuhl	Post office	Hohenschönhauser Strasse 47/48	No longer mentioned from 1940
Lichtenberg	Berlin-Lichtenberg	Post office Lichtenberg 1	Dottistraße 1945: Siegfriedstraße 202 (in a former shop) before 1964: new building at Frankfurter Allee 198–206	The post office Lichtenberg 1 in Dottistraße, opened in 1927, was confiscated in 1945 by the Soviet occupying forces for their own purposes, so the office had to be relocated at short notice. However, the Deutsche Post was able to continue to use the Fernamt Berlin in a wing of the building in the same place. The building, which had been empty for a long time, has been converted into the Carree Alte Post residential complex since 2014 .
Lichtenberg	Berlin-Lichtenberg	Post Office 2	Möllendorffstraße  81 after 1945 move to a new building at the corner of Buchberger Straße and Frankfurter Allee (lower picture)	The historic building was destroyed in World War II and then demolished . In the 1980s, a block of flats with four staircases was built on the site (see picture above).
Lichtenberg, Rummelsburg area	Berlin-Rummelsburg	Post office Lichtenberg 3	Margaretenstrasse 22 Friedrichstrasse 10 (after 1930) Wönnichstrasse 10 (after 1935) 1945: Friedrichstrasse (Wönnichstrasse) 20
Lichtenrade	Berlin-Lichtenrade	Post office Lichtenrade 1	Bahnhofstrasse 5/6
Lichtenrade		Post agency Lichtenrade 2 converted into a post office	Berliner Strasse 34 1952: Lichtenrader Damm 87	1945 not mentioned
Lichterfelde	Berlin-Lichterfelde	Post office Lichterfelde 1 and telephone exchange	Bismarckstrasse 2/3 Hindenburgdamm 1 (after 1930)
Lichterfelde	Berlin-Lichterfelde	Post office Lichterfelde 2	Zehlendorfer Strasse 52 Bismarckstrasse 2/3 (after 1930)
Lichterfelde	Berlin-Lichterfelde	Post Office Lichterfelde 3	Drakestrasse 32
Lichterfelde	Berlin-Lichterfelde	Post office Lichterfelde 4	Hindenburgdamm 40 Gélieustraße 1 (after 1930) 1952: Roonstraße 39	1945 not mentioned
Lichterfelde	Berlin-Lichterfelde	Post agency conversion to post office Lichterfelde 5	Feldstrasse 1	1945: no longer mentioned
Lichterfelde	Berlin-Lichterfelde	Post agency Lichterfelde 5	Müllerstrasse 32	not continued after 1935
Lichterfelde	Berlin-Lichterfelde	Post office Lichterfelde 1A	Holbeinstrasse 1	1945: no longer mentioned
Lindenberg near Berlin	Lindenberg	Postal agency		not incorporated into Berlin
Lübars	Berlin-Lübars	Post agency Lübars 1 Conversion into a post office	Hauptstrasse 25 from 1945: Post Office Lübars 1
Lübars	Berlin-Lübars	Post office Lübars 2 from 1945: Post office Lübars 2	At Vierrutenberg 41
Mahlsdorf b. Berlin 1st	Berlin-Mahlsdorf	Post office Mahlsdorf 1	Bahnhofstrasse 89 Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 8/9
Mahlsdorf b. Berlin 2nd	Berlin-Mahlsdorf	Post agency Mahlsdorf 2 Conversion into the post office Mahlsdorf 2 from 1945: Post office Mahlsdorf 2	Kohlisstrasse 8 after 1945: Hultschiner Damm 19
Mahlsdorf	Berlin-Mahlsdorf	Post office Mahlsdorf 3 from 1945: Post office Mahlsdorf 3	Hultschiner Dam 143	before 1964: no longer mentioned
Mahlsdorf	Berlin-Mahlsdorf	Post office Mahlsdorf 4 from 1945: Post office Mahlsdorf 4	Am Schlehdorn 24 after 1940: Lübecker Straße 25	before 1964: no longer mentioned
Malchow b. Berlin	Berlin-Malchow	Postal agency	Dorfstrasse 13 later (from around 1940) Dorfstrasse 16 from 1945: Dorfstrasse 37	Probably only the sequence of house numbers in the street was changed, because the post office was always the same. It is still recognizable as a post office counter in the 21st century. a. on its barred windows.
Mariendorf	Berlin-Mariendorf	Post and Telegraph Office Mariendorf 1	Chausseestraße 45 Königstraße 27/28 (after 1930)
Mariendorf with south end	Berlin-Mariendorf	Post and Telegraph Office Südende	Denkstrasse 8 Lange Strasse 25 (after 1930)	not operated between 1936 and 1944, reactivated in its previous location in 1945
Mariendorf	Berlin-Mariendorf	Post office Mariendorf 2	Chausseestrasse 203	not operated after 1940
Marienfelde	Berlin-Marienfelde	Post and Telegraph Office 1	Kaiserallee 32
Marienfelde	Berlin-Marienfelde	Post office Marienfelde 2	Pansfelder Weg 41	1945: no longer mentioned
Marienfelde	Berlin-Marienfelde	Marienfelde post office 3	Emilienstraße 30	1945: no longer mentioned
Martiniquenfelde	Berlin-Moabit , location	Post office		Post office existed from 1875, no longer proven in the 20th century
Marzahn b. Berlin	Berlin-Marzahn	Post agency conversion into a post office, after 1940 post office Marzahn 1	Dorfaue 4 Relocation to Dorfstraße 56, street renamed Alt-Marzahn from 1945, no longer mentioned in 1945
Marzahn b. Berlin	Berlin-Marzahn	Post office Marzahn-Süd	Pekrunstrasse
Müggelheim	Berlin-Müggelheim	Post office Müggelheim conversion into a post office (after 1935)	Dorfstrasse 26 Alt-Müggelheim 11
Mühlenbeck b. Berlin	Mühlenbeck	Post office		not incorporated into Berlin
Neu-Heiligensee	Borsig settlement	Post agency Heiligensee 1 Conversion into the post office Neuheiligensee 1 (after 1935)	Ruppiner Chaussee 309 Borsigsiedlung, Straße 4 (after 1935) The previous Straße 4 became the Thurbrucher Steig from 1945.
Neu-Heiligensee	Borsig settlement	Post agency Heiligensee 2 Conversion into the post office Neuheiligensee 2 (after 1935)	Kirsch-Allee 8/9 Kirschallee 2 (after 1935) Kirschallee 24 (after 1940)	Not mentioned after 1945
Neukölln	Berlin-Neukölln	Neukölln post office 1	Richardstrasse 119/120
Neukölln	Berlin-Neukölln	Neukölln post office 5	Johann-Hus-Straße 6 Zwiestädter Straße 12
Niederschöneweide	Berlin-Niederschöneweide	Post and Telegraph Office Niederschöneweide 1	Flutstrasse 2 Fennstrasse 9–11 (after 1930)
Niederschönhausen with the Schönholz manor district	Berlin-Niederschönhausen	Post and Telegraph Office	Treskowstrasse 67
Nikolassee	Berlin-Nikolassee	Post and Telegraph Office	Alemannenstrasse 12
Oberschöneweide	Berlin-Oberschöneweide	Post and Telegraph Office Oberschöneweide 1	Rathausstrasse 22 (later Greek Allee 9) at the corner of Schillerpromenade 1	The three-story office building is a plastered building in classicist forms and decorated with artificial stone elements. The facade is emphasized with a three-axis central riser and pilasters .
Pankow	Berlin-Pankow	Post Office 2	Berliner Straße 111, from around 1925 Pichelswerderstraße 12 (part of PA Pankow 1 )	Not mentioned before 1964
Pichelsdorf	Berlin-Pichelsdorf	Post agency conversion into a post office	Saatwinkler Damm Dorfstrasse 11 Alt-Pichelsdorf 6a (after 1940)	1945: no longer mentioned
Plötzensee	Berlin-Plötzensee	Post and Telegraph Office	Saatwinkler Damm corner Riedemannweg from 1945 entrance or address fixed on Riedemannweg
Plötzensee	Berlin-Plötzensee	Postal agency	Westhafenstrasse (after 1930)	not specified after 1940
Rahnsdorf	Berlin-Rahnsdorf	Post agency, conversion into a post office	Fichtenauer Strasse 14	Not mentioned before 1964
Chimney	Berlin-Schmöckwitz , location	Post office	Ferry Avenue	Not mentioned after 1945
Reinickendorf	Berlin-Reinickendorf	Post and Telegraph Office Reinickendorf (East) 1	Residenzstrasse 43 Residenzstrasse 24/25 (after 1935)
Reinickendorf	Berlin-Reinickendorf	Post office Reinickendorf Ost 1A	Gesellschaftstrasse 9
Reinickendorf	Berlin-Reinickendorf	Post and Telegraph Office Reinickendorf (East) 2	Herbststrasse 10 Herbststrasse 7 (after 1935) after 1945 Provinzstrasse 84
Reinickendorf	Berlin-Reinickendorf	Post and Telegraph Office Reinickendorf (West) 3	Scharnweberstrasse 25/26
Reinickendorf	Berlin-Reinickendorf	Post office Reinickendorf (West) 3A	Auguste-Viktoria-Allee 45	Not mentioned after 1945
Reinickendorf	Berlin-Reinickendorf	Post office Reinickendorf (West 4)	Spandauer Weg	Not mentioned after 1945
Rixdorf	Berlin-Neukölln	Neukölln post office 2	Leykestraße 110 Leykestraße 18	until the formation Neukölln under Rixdorf out
Rixdorf	Berlin-Neukölln	Neukölln post office 3	Herthastraße 21/22
Rixdorf	Berlin-Neukölln	Neukölln post office 4	Hobrechtstrasse 66/67
Rosenthal	Berlin-Rosenthal	Post office, telegraph office and public telephone	Niederstraße 16 moved to Hauptstraße 157 from the 1930s	Not mentioned before 1964
Rosenthal	Berlin-Rosenthal	Post Agency Rosenthal 2 changed to Post Office Rosenthal	Hauptstrasse 94 (after 1930)	Not mentioned after 1945
Rosenthal	Berlin-Rosenthal	Post Office Rosenthal 3	Berlin-Niederschönhausen, Treskowstrasse 67	after 1940 no longer given under Rosenthal
Rudow	Berlin-Rudow	Post and Telegraph Office	Kaiser-Wilhelm-Strasse 35 Neuköllner Strasse 389 (after 1930) from 1945: Neuköllner Strasse 324
Spandau-Ruhleben	Berlin-Spandau	Posthilfsstelle Ruhleben called Posthilfsstelle Ruhleben-West after 1940	Charlottenburger Chaussee	first managed independently under Ruhleben
Rummelsburg	Berlin-Rummelsburg	Post office Rummelsburg after 1950: Post office Lichtenberg 4	Prinz-Albert-Straße 26/27 (after 1945 Nöldnerstraße )
Schildow / Mönchmühle	Schildow	Postal agency		not incorporated into Berlin
Schmargendorf	Berlin-Schmargendorf	no information categorized as a post office after 1935	Kolberger Platz 5
Schmoeckwitz	Berlin-Schmöckwitz	Post agency after 1940 Schmöckwitz post office	At Seddinsee 34 from 1945: Berliner Straße 5	Not mentioned before 1964
Schöneberg	Berlin-Schöneberg	Post office Schöneberg 1	Hauptstrasse 27	The architects Otto Spalding and Louis Ratzeburg planned and built a four-and-a-half-story building in the Italian neo-Renaissance style on a former private property in 1901/1902 on behalf of the Deutsche Reichspost . After several subsequent conversions, it is planned to expand and convert it into a commercial center in the 21st century.
Schöneberg	Berlin-Schöneberg	Post office Schöneberg 2, with parcel acceptance and telephone machine	Geneststrasse 7/8
Schöneberg	Berlin-Schöneberg	Post office Schöneberg 3	Hauptstrasse 96 Wexstrasse 1 (after 1930)	Not mentioned after 1945
Schöneberg	Berlin-Schöneberg	Post office Schöneberg 4	Kriemhildstrasse 7 Naumannstrasse 6 (after 1930) after 1945: Kolonnenstrasse 13 1952: Naumannstrasse 1
Schöneberg	Berlin-Schöneberg	Post office Schöneberg 5 with telephone station and pneumatic post	Grunewaldstrasse 42 Meeraner Strasse 1 (after 1930) 1952: Grunewaldstrasse 44	1945 not mentioned
Schöneiche (Niederbarnim district)	Beautiful oak	Post agency after 1945 Schöneiche post office	1964: Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 65	not incorporated into Berlin
Schönfließ (Berlin District)	Schönfließ	Postal agency		not incorporated into Berlin
Schönwalde (Mark)	Schönwalde	Postal agency	Hauptstrasse 37	not incorporated into Berlin
Schönerlinde	Schönerlinde	Postal agency	Prenzlauer Chaussee 183	not incorporated into Berlin
Siemensstadt b. Berlin	Berlin-Siemensstadt	Post and Telegraph Office	Nonnendammallee 96 Goebelstraße 117 (after 1930)
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office Spandau 1	Potsdamer Strasse 52/53 Carl-Schurz-Strasse 13-19 (after 1935)
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office Spandau 1A	Rauchstrasse 2	Not mentioned after 1945
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau Berlin-Hakenfelde (before 1952)	Post office Spandau 2	Hamburger Bahnhof Wansdorfer Platz 15 (after 1930)	1945 not mentioned. Before 1952 again Wansdorfer Platz
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office Spandau 3	Schönwalder Strasse 9 Elisabethstrasse 17-19 (after 1930)	Not mentioned after 1945
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office Spandau 4	Pichelsdorfer Strasse 37 after 1940 Brüderstrasse 37
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office changed to post office Spandau 5 before 1952 converted to post office Spandau 5	Tannenweg 1 Weinmeisterhornweg 41 (after 1935) 1952: Bollmannweg 1	1945 not mentioned
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office Spandau 6	Eschenweg 60	1945 no longer mentioned
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office Spandau 7 (after 1940) run as Post Office Spandau 6 in 1952	Falkenhagener Chaussee 275	1945 not mentioned
Spandau	Berlin-Spandau	Post office Spandau 8 (after 1940)	Workers' city 'Great Hall'	Not mentioned after 1945
Spandau-Tiefwerder	Berlin-Tiefwerder	Post help center Tiefwerder	Tiefwerder 11	Not mentioned after 1945
Späthsfelde	Berlin-Späthsfelde	Post office Späthsfelde (after 1940)	Thujaweg 11	to Baumschulenweg
Staaken	Berlin-Staaken	Staaken post office	Nennhauser Damm 32–34 1952: Spandauer Strasse 108	After the Wall was built, a part of Staaken belonged to the Nauen district (GDR), and the post office responsible was at Thälmannstrasse 13-15
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 1	Bergstrasse 1
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 1A after 1945: Post office Steglitz 1A	Arndtstrasse 19 after 1940: Rathstrasse 45 1952: Birkbuschstrasse 20	1945 not mentioned
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 1B	Markelstrasse 3	before 1952 not mentioned in any address book
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 1C	Breitenbachplatz 7-9	not mentioned after 1940
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 1D	Klingsorstrasse 62 Birkbuschstrasse 20 (after 1935)	Not mentioned after 1945
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 2	Feldstrasse 24/25	not mentioned after 1940
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 3	Albrechtstrasse 88 after 1945: Mariendorfer Strasse 53
Steglitz	Berlin-Steglitz	Post office Steglitz 4	Sachsenwaldstrasse 9	Not mentioned after 1945
Stralau	Berlin-Stralau	Post and Telegraph Office	Alt-Stralau 54	Not mentioned after 1945
Tegel with the manor district of Schloss Tegel	Berlin Tegel	Post and telegraph office Tegel 1 as well as a public telephone	Bahnhofstrasse 3/4
Tegel	Berlin Tegel	Post office Tegel 2 changed to post office Tegel 2 from 1945 Post office Tegel 2	Egidystraße 43 after 1945: Allmendeweg 79
Tegel	Berlin Tegel	Post office Tegel 3 changed to post office Tegel 3 from 1945 Post office Tegel 3	St. Joseph settlement, Hermsdorfer Straße after 1940: Kamener Weg 24
Tegel	Berlin Tegel	Post agency Tegel 4 changed to post office Tegel 4	Breiter Weg 27 Kamener Weg (after 1935)	Post offices 3 and 4 probably merged
Tegelort b. Berlin	Berlin Tegel	Post agency changed to Tegelort post office after 1940	Walderseestrasse move to Jörsstrasse 8
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 1	Berliner Strasse 133/134 after 1940 also: Theodor-Francke-Strasse 10/11	Theodor-Francke-Straße was no longer mentioned after 1945
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 1A	Braunschweiger Ring 4	Not mentioned after 1945
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 1B	Gottlieb-Dunkel-Strasse 59 Berliner Strasse 33 (after 1930)	Not mentioned after 1945
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 1C / D	Domnauer Strasse 20	Not mentioned after 1945
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 1E	Werderstrasse 11	Not mentioned after 1945
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 2	Hohenzollern Parade 12 Manfred-von-Richthofen-Strasse 24 (after 1935) 1945: Manfred-von-Richthofen-Strasse 5
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 3	Mittelbacherkorso 88 Boelckestrasse 88 (after 1935)
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post Agency Tempelhof 4 changed to Post Office Tempelhof 4	Germaniastraße 67 Germaniastraße 99	Not mentioned after 1945
Tempelhof	Berlin-Tempelhof	Post office Tempelhof 5	Attilastrasse 178
Treptow	Berlin-Alt-Treptow	Post office Treptow 1	Am Treptower Park 53 1964: Am Treptower Park 32	In 1921 the address book contains the following note: "The Berlin post offices No. 36 and No. 33 are responsible for the part of the place from the Berlin Weichbild boundary to the Ringbahn and Cöpenicker Landstrasse [...]."
Treptow	Berlin-Baumschulenweg	Post office Treptow 2 Baumschulenweg after 1955 Post office Baumschulenweg	Baumschulenstrasse 17
Uhlenhorst	Berlin-Köpenick , location	Post office after 1940 converted into the Uhlenhorst post office	Eichenallee 34 after 1940: Dammheidestrasse 40	Not mentioned after 1945
Huntsmanship	Berlin-Waidmannslust	Post office	Kurhausstrasse 4
Nikolassee, Wannsee triangle	Berlin-Wannsee	Post Wannsee		no longer listed after 1935
Wannsee	Berlin-Wannsee	Wannsee post office 1	Friedrich-Karl-Straße Am Sandwerder 6 (after 1930)
Wannsee	Berlin-Wannsee	Wannsee post office 1A	Koenigstrasse 54	Not mentioned after 1945
Wannsee	Berlin-Wannsee	Wannsee post office 2	Chausseestrasse 5-8	(before 1930 postal agency)
Wannsee	Berlin-Wannsee	Wannsee post office 3	in the lido	only not mentioned during the bathing season from 1945 onwards
Wartenberg	Berlin-Wartenberg	Post office in Wartenberg	Dorfstrasse 7
Weissensee	Berlin-Weissensee	Post office Weißensee 1	Charlottenburger Strasse 140-1455
Weißensee (manor district)	Berlin-Weissensee	Post office Weißensee 2	Goethestrasse 13 in an apartment building (before 1925) Bernkasteler Strasse 6 (after 1930)	Not mentioned after 1945
Reversible lock	Berlin-Koepenick	Wendenschloß's post office changed to Wendenschloß post office	Rückertstrasse 42 Eichhornstrasse 33 (after 1935) to 140: Lienhardweg 33	Not mentioned after 1945
West end	Berlin-Westend	Post office		no longer listed after 1935
Wilhelmshagen	Berlin-Wilhelmshagen	Postal agency	Wilhelmstrasse 36–38 after 1940; Moltkestrasse and Frankenbergstrasse	Not mentioned before 1964
Wilhelmsruh	Berlin-Wilhelmsruh	Post office	Niederstrasse 16 Hauptstrasse 32 (after 1935)
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post and Telegraph Office Wilmersdorf 1	Uhlandstrasse 85
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post office Wilmersdorf 1A	Nassauische Strasse 52	no longer listed after 1940
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post office Wilmersdorf 1B	Wiesbadener Strasse 16	no longer listed after 1940
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post office Wilmersdorf 1C	Konstanzer Strasse 55	no longer listed after 1940
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post office Wilmersdorf 1D	Nauheimer Strasse 26	no longer listed after 1940
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post office Wilmersdorf 2	Mainzer Strasse 16
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post office Wilmersdorf 3	Johannisberger Strasse 18
Wilmersdorf	Berlin-Wilmersdorf	Post office Wilmersdorf 4	Brandenburgische Strasse 19	Not mentioned after 1945
Wittenau with the Borsigwalde colony	Berlin-Wittenau	Wittenau post office, call Tegel	Rosenthaler Strasse 43 Roedernallee 92 (after 1930)
Wittenau with the Borsigwalde colony	Berlin-Borsigwalde	Post office Borsigwalde	Spandauer Strasse 117	Not mentioned after 1945
Wolf garden	Berlin-Koepenick	Post agency after 1940 post office	Dornröschenstrasse 31	Not mentioned after 1945
Zehlendorf with Schlachtensee	Berlin-Schlachtensee	Schlachtensee post and telegraph office	Viktoriastraße 7 1945: Breisgauer Straße 1952: Schlachtensee post office	1945 run as post office Zehlendorf 5
Zehlendorf with Schlachtensee	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Post and Telegraph Office Zehlendorf 1	Kaiserstraße 22/23
Zehlendorf	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Post office Zehlendorf 2	Lessingstrasse 1 after 1940: Limastrasse 1
Zehlendorf	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Post office Zehlendorf 3	Onkel-Toms-Hütte underground station	Not mentioned after 1945
Zehlendorf Klein Machnow	Kleinmachnow	Post agency Zehlendorf 4 from 1945 post office Klein-Machnow	Meiereifeld 38 after 1940: Hohe Kiefer 26
Zehlendorf	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Post office Zehlendorf 5	Berlin street	only opened after 1940
Zehlendorf	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Post office Zehlendorf 6	Stöcker line 7	Opened only after 1940, is no longer mentioned in Schlachtensee after 1945
Zehlendorf	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Post office Zehlendorf 7	Teltower Damm 211	only opened after 1940
Zehlendorf	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Post office Zehlendorf 8	Kleinmachnow, Zehlendorfer Damm 108	only opened after 1940
Central Airport	Post office at Tempelhof Airport	Airport road	to air post office C 2 no longer listed after 1940

State 1993

With the introduction of the 5-digit postcode system, the Deutsche Bundespost has canceled all previously existing names of the postal facilities or numbers that referred to the historical development of Berlin.

Berlin received "1" as the first digit, the second digit ranges from "0" to "4" - without the "1" - and begins in the city center, from there to the east and counterclockwise. The numbers in third place are an arbitrary allocation, but are largely based on district boundaries. The Berlin postcodes end with the sequence "141xx".

See also

• Reichspost
• German Postal History 1919–1945

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Adlershof . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1920, V, p. 3.
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct} Reichspostdirektion with the listing of all post offices . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1935, III, p. 19 ff.
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf} Post offices and offices . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1940, III, p. 322 ff.
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu} Post Offices> Districts 7–12 . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1943, III, p. 322ff.
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl} Post and Telecommunications> Offices and Offices> Post offices . In: Official telephone book for Berlin , 1945, p. 164ff.
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x} Fernsprechbuch Berlin-Ost, 1964> Post
7. ↑ Peter-Kast-Straße in www.luise-berlin.de
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj} post offices . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1925, III, p. 247.
9. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q} Post offices . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1930, III, pp. 2115 ff.
10. ↑ Note : In the town of Treptow, the Berlin post offices 38 and 33 are responsible from the Weichbild border of Berlin to the Ringbahn and behind the Ringbahn from Cöpenicker Landstrasse to Puderstrasse.
11. ^ The post agency in Treptow . In: Vossische Zeitung, March 5, 1909, morning edition, p. 3. Accessed September 4, 2019.
12. ^ Suburbs> Britz . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 10.
13. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae} Fernsprechbuch Berlin-West, 1952> Postämter
14. ^ Suburbs> Buchholz . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 19.
15. ↑ Note : The post office Charlottenburg 5, named second in the Berlin telephone book, 1945, must be number 6 , because the "5" still existed.
16. ^ Suburbs> Dahlem . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 19.
17. ^ Falkenberg> Dorfstrasse 34 . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1922, V, p. 1758.
18. ↑ ^{a b} suburbs> Friedenau . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 58.
19. ^ Friedrichsfelde with Karlshorst> Post and Telegraphenamt . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1910, IV, p. 207.
20. ^ Suburbs> Grunewald . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 75.
21. ^ Suburbs> Heinersdorf . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 79.
22. ^ Suburbs> Hohenschönhausen . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 80.
23. ↑ Malchower Straße 9–13> Owner City of Berlin> . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1922, V, p. 1761 (residential addresses for postal officials).
24. ^ Suburbs> Johannisthal . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V.
25. ↑ Jürgen Daube: die post. On the history of the post in the Berlin district of Karlshorst . Kulturring in Berlin eV, Berlin 2009, p. 10.
    In the announcements of the Imperial Upper Post Office in Berlin of May 7, 1894, it says: “On those days on which club races are held on the Carlshorst racing field, there will be a post office with telegraph operation in operation. The post office was given the name "Post Office on the Carlshorst Race Course". The same will be opened to the public two hours before the start of the race and will be in operation by 8 o'clock in the evening. "
26. ^ Friedrichsfelde with Karlshorst> Post and Telegraphenamt . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, IV, p. 58.
27. ↑ Jürgen Daube: die post. On the history of the post in the Berlin district of Karlshorst . Kulturring in Berlin eV, Berlin 2009, p. 16.
28. ↑ Jürgen Daube: die post. On the history of the post in the Berlin district of Karlshorst . Kulturring in Berlin eV, Berlin 2009, p. 49.
29. ^ Telephone book Berlin-Ost 1989, p. 96
30. ↑ ^{a b c} Fernsprechbuch Berlin-Ost 1989, p. 95
31. ↑ Institute for Monument Preservation (Ed.): The architectural and art monuments of the GDR. Capital Berlin-II . Henschelverlag, Berlin 1984, p. 295 .
32. ↑ BEST Sabel Vocational School for Design with Technical College for Technology on the Denkamlteg in 2009 , accessed on March 17, 2017.
33. ^ Suburbs> Lankwitz . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 91.
34. ↑ ^{a b c d} suburbs> Lichtenberg . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 100.
35. ↑ ^{a b c d e} suburbs> Lichterfelde . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 139.
36. ↑ Malchow> Dorfstrasse 13 . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1922, V, p. 1763.
37. ↑ ^{a b} suburbs> Mariendorf with south end . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 169.
38. ^ Suburbs> Marienfelde . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 182.
39. ^ Suburbs> Niederschöneweide . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 184.
40. ^ Suburbs> Niederschönhausen with Schönholz . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 191.
41. ↑ ^{a b} suburbs> Nikolassee . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 834.
42. ^ Suburbs> Oberschöneweide . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 203.
43. ↑ Institute for Monument Preservation (Ed.): The architectural and art monuments of the GDR. Capital Berlin-II . Henschelverlag, Berlin 1984, p. 325 .
44. ^ Berlin address book 1921> Plötzensee
45. ↑ ^{a b c} suburbs> Reinickendorf . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 246.
46. ↑ ^{a b c} suburbs> Rosenthal . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 246.
47. ^ Suburbs> Rudow . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 837.
48. ^ Suburbs> Schmargendorf . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 273.
49. ↑ ^{a b c d e} suburbs> Schöneberg . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 283.
50. ^ Suburbs> Siemensstadt . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 246.
51. ^ Suburbs> Stralau . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 404.
52. ^ Suburbs> Tegel . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 407.
53. ↑ ^{a b} suburbs> Treptow . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 273.
54. ↑ ^{a b} suburbs> Wilmersdorf . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 476.
55. ↑ ^{a b} suburbs> Wittenau . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 552.
56. ↑ ^{a b} suburbs> Zehlendorf . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1921, V, p. 552.
57. ↑ The postcodes. Deutsche Post AG, Bonn, 2004.