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and houses during the re-colonization of Liberec in 1945. Thanks to the research of
H
´
jek and Mr
´
zov
´
(
2012
) we know that those who requested permission to settle in
the area had a choice either to get a villa as a worker or to get a flat in a newly built
house if they keep their business (Fig.
3
).
Conclusion
This article presents a part of the research in selected localities of Liberec. From
our point of view, this original approach brings new insights into the way of
looking at the particular localities. This will be beneficial not only in the field of
science, but for citizens of Liberec as well. Geoinformatical analysis and histor-
ical or geographical features will be added into the forthcoming publication.
Besides the three studied localities which were selected for the reasons men-
tioned above, the research will continue in six more localities. The school area in
the western part of Masarykova Street, the area of the ZOO and Lidov´ Sady, the
area of Liberec hospital and adjacent buildings, Harcov reservoir, the monastery
and Liebigova (Liebig
s) villa, Kr´l
˚
vH´j—new housing development. They
will complement the localities analyzed here and illustrate the development of
Liberec from the centre towards the Jizera Mountains. All nine mentioned
localities will be thoroughly analyzed and with appropriate multidisciplinarity
presented in the forthcoming special publication.
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Source Materials
Maps:
1858: Plan der Stadt Reichenberg nach der Reichenberg nach der neuesten
Regulirung 730
550 mm. In: Anshiringer A (1858) Adressbuch der Stadt
Reichenberg. Liberec
1899: Plan von Reichenberg [1:6,000], 510
700 mm In: Dressler JF
(1899) Adressbuch und Wohnungsanzeiger der Stadt Reichenberg. Liberec
1910: Stadt Reichenberg. Liberec [1:2,880] 1,140
1,060 mm (1910)
1932: Tsch¨rner J (1932) Plan der Stadt Reichenberg. Liberec [1: 2,880],
1,490
1,080 mm
1939: Bienert R (1939) Stadtplan von Reichenberg.
[1:10,000],
390
480 mm, Liberec
1943: Plan der Gauhauptstadt Reichenberg; Die innere Stadt. Liberec
[1:10,000-1:15,000], 780
540 mm (1943)
1981: Liberec—pl´nmˇsta. Kartografia, Praha [1:15,000], 630
730 mm
Acknowledgments The article was written in resolving and with the financial support of the
Student Grant Competition at Faculty of Sciences, Humanities and Education, Technical Univer-
sity of Liberec in 2013.
