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Berlin: Economic Situation in West Berlin

1 Jan 1977

A file containing documents relating to the economic situation in West Berlin. Subjects covered in the file include the need for more investment in the city in order to create jobs; variation in the population statistics; the construction of a large new motorcycle factory; and the battle to build a new power station in the Spandau area. Other subjects discussed in the file include plans for a huge new congress centre, intended to give the city a new role as an international meeting place; the inherent economic problems of West Berlin resulting from its unique situation and history; the revitalisation following the appointment of a new governing mayor, Dietrich Stobbe; the city's heavy dependency on West German federal support, despite being the largest industrial area in Germany; and the worrying demographic situation of West Berlin, with deaths far exceeding births, leaving the city dependent on immigration.
banking employment factories immigration industry investments migrant workers motor vehicles statistics unemployment electricity supply berlin economics and trade demographics west germany economic policies international conferences Willy Brandt West Berlin Populations and Social Policy Industry and Agriculture Klaus Schütz Iain Sutherland Quadripartite Agreement Oliver Wright Berlin Senate Dietrich Stobbe
Collection ID
FCO33
Copyright
AMK Berlin, International Congress Centre Berlin; Content from West Berlin Statistical Office © Destatis. AMK Berlin, International Congress Centre Berlin Content from West Berlin Statistical Office © Destatis.
Countries
West Germany
Department Reference
WRL 90/1
Document Type
Correspondence Meeting Minutes Print Publications Reports
File Reference
FCO 33/3268
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fco33.003268
Pages
181
Persons Discussed
Dietrich Stobbe Iain Sutherland Klaus Schütz Oliver Wright Willy Brandt
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Berlin
Themes
Economics and Trade Industry and Agriculture Populations and Social Policy

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