Geschichte — Landesverband Berlin der Gartenfreunde e. V.

Urban Farm DB summary

The Berlin state federation of garden friends tracing its own history. It counts roughly 40,000 'Pflanzer' in Berlin between 1890 and 1910 and places the origin of today's federation in the April 1901 union of all planter associations of Berlin and its surroundings. After a series of First World War emergency decrees capped rent increases and obliged municipalities to provide land for cultivation, the Allotment and Small-Lease Ordinance of 31 July 1919 imposed rent control, banned leasing for profit and allowed land to be secured compulsorily. On 20 October 1919 the board of Berlin's colonists voted to rename their body the central federation of German allotment associations; by 1929 the Berlin provincial federation had 66,570 members, and that year Rehberge in Wedding opened as what the page calls Germany's first permanent allotment colony.

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• 66,570 members

  member count(berlin provinzialverband)

  Social

  region

  Germany

  year

  1929

  method

  membership of the Berlin provincial allotment federation

• 31 July 1919

  enactment date(kleingarten ordinance 1919)

  Policy

  region

  Germany

  year

  1919

  method

  rent control, ban on leasing for profit, compulsory land provision

• 40,000 people

  gardener count(berlin pflanzer)

  Social

  region

  Germany

  year

  1890-1910

  method

  planters cultivating plots in Berlin

• opened 1929

  first permanent colony(berlin rehberge)

  Policy

  region

  Germany

  year

  1929

  method

  described as Germany's first permanent allotment colony, in Wedding

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