Some historical data about this breed;
In the turmoil of the Second World War, the passionate breed poultry Alfred Zumpe fell into British captivity and was held on a poultry farm. Based on the experience gained here matured his decision after his return home, using this knowledge to create a German breed with high power and maximum vitality.
He used some Wyandotte hens and a New Hampshire rooster and after several generations crosses in which he introduced also some White Rocks in 1948 he obtained the results he wanted and this highly adapted to the local environment breed. In 1953 the first individuals from this new show 
In the large exhibition in Leipzig of 2 up to 4 December 1955 Dresdner were recognized as a breed by the German association.