Brandenburg (disambiguation)
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Brandenburg is one of Germany's sixteen Bundesländer (federal states).
Brandenburg may also refer to:
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[edit] Places
- Brandenburg an der Havel, a town in Brandenburg, Germany
- Margraviate of Brandenburg, medieval German principality, at times partitioned into
- Brandenburg-Ansbach, margraviate
- Brandenburg-Bayreuth, margraviate
- Brandenburg-Kulmbach, margraviate
- Brandenburg-Küstrin, margraviate
- Brandenburg-Schwedt, margraviate
- Brandenburg-Stendal, margraviate
- Brandenburg-Prussia, a historical state consisting of the Margraviate of Brandenburg and the Duchy of Prussia
- Province of Brandenburg, a province of Prussia, 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, Kaliningrad Oblast in Russia
[edit] People
- Erich Brandenburg, German historian
- Jim Brandenburg, nature photographer
- Karlheinz Brandenburg, audio engineer and creator of the MP3 format
- William H. Brandenburg, U.S. Army Major General
[edit] Other uses
- Brandenburg concertos, a collection of instrumental works by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Brandenburg Gate, a city gate in Berlin, Germany
- Brandenburgers, a German commando unit during World War II
- Brandenburg v. Ohio, a United States Supreme Court case
- Brandenburg Gate (Potsdam), a triumphal arch in Potsdam, Germany
- Brandenburg Gate (Kaliningrad), a city gate in Kaliningrad, Russia
- Brandenburg (novel), also titled Brandenburg Gate, by Henry Porter
- Brandenburg, a novel by Glenn Meade
- Jerome Robbins' 1997 Brandenburg (ballet)
- Brandenburg class battleship a class of battleships built by Germany in the 1890s.
- Brandenburg class frigate a class of frigates operated by the German Navy
[edit] See also
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