Province of Saxony

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The Province of Saxony was a former Prussian province in central Germany that included parts of present-day Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia and is historically notable as the birthplace of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division of Prussia
former Prussian province
afterAbolitionPartlyBecame Saxony-Anhalt
State of Saxony-Anhalt (1946)
linked to: Saxony-Anhalt

Thuringia
capital Magdeburg
contains Anhalt (enclave areas after 1815)
Dessau
Eisleben
Erfurt
Erfurt district
linked to: Bezirk Erfurt

Halle (Saale)
Halle district
linked to: Halle (Saale)

Magdeburg
Magdeburg district
linked to: Bezirk Magdeburg

Mansfeld
Merseburg
Merseburg district
Naumburg (Saale)
Naumburg district
Nordhausen
Quedlinburg
Röcken
Weissenfels
linked to: Weißenfels

Wittenberg
birthplace of Friedrich Nietzsche (Röcken)
country Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
dissolved 1944
endTime 1944
followed Duchy of Magdeburg
Electorate of Saxony (Prussian-annexed territories)
follows Prussian Province of Magdeburg
governmentType Prussian provincial administration
historicalRegionOverlap present-day Saxony-Anhalt
present-day Thuringia
language German
locatedIn Germany
central Germany
namedAfter Saxony
notableAs birthplace region of Friedrich Nietzsche
partOf Free State of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

German Confederation
German Empire
Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

North German Confederation
Weimar Republic
reorganizedAs Erfurt district of the Province of Thuringia
linked to: Bezirk Erfurt

Province of Halle-Merseburg
Province of Magdeburg
startTime 1816

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Friedrich Nietzsche placeOfBirth Province of Saxony
Mühlhausen, Prussia locatedIn Province of Saxony
Mühlhausen, Prussia partOf Province of Saxony (Prussia)
linked to: Province of Saxony
Saxony-Anhalt historicalRegion Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Martin Bormann placeOfBirth Province of Saxony
Georg von Küchler placeOfBirth Wallhausen, Province of Saxony, Kingdom of Prussia, German Empire
linked to: Province of Saxony
Halle (Saale) historicalRegion Province of Saxony
Quedlinburg historicalRegion Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Bottendorf, Thuringia, German Empire partOf Province of Saxony
Wernigerode partOf former Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Province of Hanover hasBorderWith Province of Saxony
Bezirk Magdeburg replaces Province of Saxony (former Prussian province)
linked to: Province of Saxony
Bezirk Magdeburg follows Province of Saxony (former Prussian province)
linked to: Province of Saxony
Wiehe locatedInHistoricalRegion Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Leuna locatedInFormerState Province of Saxony
Bad Lauchstädt locatedInHistoricalRegion Province of Saxony
Naumburg (Saale) locatedInFormerState Province of Saxony
Central Germany historicallyAssociatedWith Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Naumburg historicallyPartOf Province of Saxony
Altmark historicalAffiliation Province of Saxony
subject linked to: Altmark region
Wallhausen locatedInFormerPoliticalEntity Province of Saxony
Weißenfels formerState Province of Saxony
Evangelical Church of the Church Province of Saxony historicalRegion former Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Mansfeld region historicalProvince Province of Saxony
Anhalt borderedBy Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Province of Brandenburg borderedBy Province of Saxony
Schierke historicalRegion Prussian Province of Saxony
linked to: Province of Saxony
Duchy of Anhalt successor Province of Saxony
Magdeburg area historicallyLinkedTo Province of Saxony
Nordhausen wasPartOf Province of Saxony
Max Klinger placeOfDeath Province of Saxony
Köthen historicalAffiliation Province of Saxony (Prussia)
linked to: Province of Saxony
Prussian provinces hasPart Province of Saxony