Reichsstadt Rottweil
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The Territory of the Reichsstadt Rottweil till 1802The city Rottweil was until 1802, when it got a part of Württemberg, an independent city within the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation ("Frei- und Reichsstadt") and had no other souvereign than the Emperor. It had a small, however, non-coherent territory of up to 30 villages (at the same time) around it. The red colour on the following map indicates the affiliation to the Reichsstadt Rottweil. The green marked areas belonged to Württemberg. The khaki-coloured areas show the possessions of Austria ("Vorderösterreich"). The yellow mark is the border of the Landkreis Rottweil as it is today.
Here the names of the villages of the former Reichsstadt Rottweil (red parts of the map).
The following villages do not belong anymore to the present-day Landkreis Rottweil:
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Theo Engeser, Villingendorf 1998 |
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Martin Dilger, Berlin 2002, 2004 |