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Sonneberg

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|state = Thüringen
|district = Sonneberg
|elevation = 400
|area = 84.69
|population = 23804
|Stand = 2016-12-31
|postal_code = 96515
|area_code = 03675, 036762, 036703
|licence = SON, NH
|Gemeindeschlüssel = 16 0 72 018
|Adresse = Bahnhofsplatz 1
96515 Sonneberg
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|mayor = Dr. Heiko Voigt
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Sonneberg is a town in Thuringia, Germany, which is seat of the district Sonneberg.

It has long been a centre of toy making and is still well known for this. It is the home of PIKO, a model railway manufacturer which became one of the few such enterprises in the Warsaw Pact countries and as such supplied model trains depicting railway stock of all the Soviet bloc countries.

Sonneberg is home to the German Toy Museum ("Deutsches Spielzeugmuseum").

In divided post-war Germany, Sonneberg found itself 'unnaturally' cut off from its large neighbouring town of Coburg and could only face north economically. It was served by an unnaturally winding railway route and thus became somewhat isolated from the rest of East Germany. Its station is classified as a Hauptbahnhof ("central station") and is served by the Coburg–Sonneberg line.

Subdivisions

The town Sonneberg consists of the following subdivisions:

Bettelhecken
Hönbach
Hüttensteinach
Köppelsdorf
Malmerz
Mürschnitz
Neufang

Oberlind
Obere Stadt
Steinbach
Untere Stadt
Unterlind
Wehd
Wolkenrasen

Since 31 December 2013, when the former municipality Oberland am Rennsteig was merged into Sonneberg, the following villages also form part of Sonneberg: Haselbach, Eschenthal, Hasenthal, Hüttengrund and Spechtsbrunn.

Number of inhabitants

1829-1981

1829: 3.028
1895: 12.167
1905: 15.003
1946: 21.534
1950: 30.182
1960: 28.936
1981: 28.733

1984-1999

1984: 28.440
1994: 25.880
1995: 25.481
1996: 25.297
1997: 25.151
1998: 24.951
1999: 24.892

2000-2006

2000: 24.837
2001: 24.690
2002: 24.582
2003: 24.246
2004: 24.026
2005: 23.805
2006: 23.681

2007-2013

2007: 23.252
2008: 22.807
2009: 22.529
2010: 22.356
2011: 22.222
2012: 21.737
2013: 23.796

from 2014

2014: 23.620
2015: 23.736

Data source since 1994: Thuringia statistical office

Noted residents

Crato Bütner (1616–1679), composer
August Schleicher, (1821–1868), linguist
Wilhelm Sollmann (1881–1951), journalist and politician (SPD)
Cuno Hoffmeister (1892–1968), astronomer
Walter Franck (1896–1961), actor
Fred Delmare (1922–2009), actor
Tankred Dorst (1925–2017), writer
Werner Stötzer (1931–2010), sculptor and draftsman
Almuth Beck (born 1940) politician
Werner Bernreuther (born 1941), actor and songwriter
Freddy Breck (1942–2008), percussionist
Monika Debertshäuser (born 1952), cross-country skier
Reinhard Häfner (1952–2016), footballer
Detlef Ultsch (born 1955), Judo World Champion
Frank Dundr (born 1957), Olympian winner in rowing
Simone Opitz (born 1963), cross-country skier
Silke Kraushaar-Pielach (born 1970), luger
André Florschütz (born 1976), luger
Thomas Florschütz (born 1978), bob pilot
Sebastian Lang (born 1979), cyclist
Jan-Armin Eichhorn, (born 1981), luger
Felix Loch, (born 1989), 2010 and 2014 Olympic luge gold medalist

References

External links

{{Official website}} {{de icon}}
private website

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