Batyń

Batyń ( German Battin ) is a village in the powiat Świdwiński in Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It is located 15 kilometers northeast of the county town Świdwin ( Schivelbein ) and belongs to the rural community Rabino ( United Rambin ).

History

The Pomeranian village Battin, formerly assigned to the Belgard of up to 157 meters high Battinischen mountains located in the hilly landscape to the north (now Batynski Gory ). The municipal district of the former manor and farm village were the outworks Karlsruh and small Damerow ( Dabrówka ) and the Knights pitcher on the road to Belgard ( Białogard ).

Battin was an old feud of the family of Podewils. In 1628 it belonged to the heirs of Anselm of Podewils, 1756 Captain Ewald von Podewils, and then his son, the Privy Legation Councillor Ludwig Christian. 1776 it passed into the possession of Major General Friedrich Wilhelm von Podewils. In addition to the farm with a large sheep farm there were six farmers, a Kossäten, a blacksmith and a pitcher economy - a total of 18 houses.

After Battin bankrupt wat, it was acquired by the District Belgarder Bogislaff Otto von Kleist to Dubberow for 16,120 dollars. From the family von Kleist Battin 1856 to CJ Heyse sold, and as a later owner, the names of Hosemann and Ponatz called.

In 1890 the village was given to the construction of a road direct connection to the five km away Great Rambin ( Rabino ), which is also a railway station on the railroad route Berlin - was Königsberg - Szczecin - Koszalin - Gdansk.

In the years 1931/1932 was the Aufsiedlung, the 675 -acre estate Battin was divided into 55 new settlers sites.

Lived in 1843 still 214 people in Battin, there were already 301 in 1910, and in 1939, 451 inhabitants were counted. Until 1945 the village belonged to the district of Great Rambin. There are also the registry office was located. District court district was Belgard. As a result of the Second World War Battin became part of Poland. Although the place of combat operations was largely spared, but was also here, as elsewhere, the expulsion of the population living there.

Church

Battin belonged until 1945 to the parish Arnhausen ( Lipie ) Church in Belgard county in Pomerania Province of the Church of the Evangelical Church of the Old Prussian Union. As a 1903 United Rambin own parish vicariate was created Battin was supplied church from there. 1914, the village was then part of the newly created branch municipality Groß Rambin in the parish Arnhausen. As Battin had no church of its own, the services were held in the school building, later also in rooms of the manor house. In 1927 a church was built in Great Rambin, which was also the house of God for the Battiner now.

The church was handed over in 1945 to the Roman Catholic Church in Poland. Last German pastor of the parish Arnhausen was Egbert Zieger (1933-1945, most recently his wife Gerda Zieger provided the official business ). Protestant inhabitants of present-day Batyń belong to Diecezja Pomorsko Wielkopolska ( Greater Poland Pomeranian diocese ) - based in Sopot ( Sopot ) - the Kościół Ewangelicko - Augsburski ( Luterański ) w Polsce (Evangelical Church of the Augsburg ( Lutheran ) Confession in Poland). The competent parish located in Koszalin ( Koszalin ). Worship places are Białogard and Świdwin.

School

In the old school building, a tavern was located with a grocery store recently. Last headmaster of Battin was a teacher Walter Baumann. Today's responsible for Batyń school is located in Rabino.