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#Municipalities_in_Baden-Württemberg
#Esslingen_(district)
Neidlingen is a municipality in the district of Esslingen, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
In 1807, Neidlingen, formerly a possession of the Kingdom of Bavaria, was assigned to the district of Wiesensteig in the Kingdom of Württemberg.
The town was reassigned in 1810 to Oberamt Kirchheim.
The Nazi Party was a political non-entity in Neidlingen until the federal elections of 1930, but only secured local plurality in the 1932 state election.
A local Nazi Party affiliate was formed that year under Wilhelm Aysslinger, the party district manager.
In the March 1933 German federal election, the Nazis received 80.
6% of the vote in Nedilingen, and that May three Nazis were elected to the six-member municipal council.
Oberamt Kirchheim was dissolved in 1938 and Neidlingen was assigned to Landkreis Nürtingen.
29 forced laborers from Poland, Russia, and Ukraine arrived at Neidlingen in 1941 to work on local farms.
The US Army occupied the town on 21 April 1945 after a short fight with units of the German Army and German-aligned Russian Liberation Army.
Neidlingen experienced a period of industrial growth in the 1950s.
In 1973, following that year's reform of the districts of Baden-Württemberg, the town was assigned to the district of Esslingen.
The municipality （Gemeinde） of Neidlingen covers 12.
60 square kilometers （4.86 sq mi） of the Esslingen district of Baden-Württemberg, a state of the Federal Republic of Germany.
It is located 26 kilometers （16 mi） from the district capital, Esslingen am Neckar, on the district's south-east tip and along the border with the district of Göppingen.
Inside Esslingen's district, Neidlingen shares a border with Weilheim an der Teck, Bissingen an der Teck and Lenningen.
The municipality is physically located along the northern edge of the central foothills of the Swabian Jura, and stretches form the h...