Hadmersleben
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Hadmersleben is a district of the town Oschersleben ( Bode) in the district of Borde in Saxony -Anhalt ( Germany ).
- 6.1 Road Access
- 6.2 Education
Geography
Hadmersleben is located about two kilometers from the Bode in the Western Magdeburg - Magdeburg seen between large-scale and the resin. The fertile, gently undulating area around Hadmersleben is farmed intensively. As living spaces of the village are " mill " and " Shaft" reported:
History
Funnel Beaker strains constructed 3000 BC a hill with grave offerings ( Kußhoch ). Corded Ware clans settled in 2000 BC at the " steep banks " ( Ostendorf ) down. The fishing and Warn settled in the 5th century BC in Hathumareslew and built a refuge (Official ). In the year 961 antipode Otto the Great ( Gardolf ) was established by Bishop Bernard founded the monastery Hadmersleben 1144 a lord of the castle mentioned, who was called as a witness of Albert the Bear. Archbishop Wilbrand occupied in 1238 in a dispute with the Brandenburgern the castle. Otto I, the " devil of Hadmersleben " leeches conquered in 1250 and built a monastery. The nun Ernegard bars worked as a school champion in 1318 in the monastery. John, the last Earl of Hadmersleben, 1367 fell in the battle of Dinklar. Hadmersleben was in 1399 as Civitas (Location with City and Markets). Curd vd Asseburg founded in 1470 in the village of a hospital for the poor and lame. In 1498 the castle was sold to the archbishop's steward Christoph von Hagen. The monastery with a convent of Benedictine 78 included three goods in 1517. Mr. Castle Adolf von Hagen defended on May 7, 1525, the monastery against the peasants. Demands of the city to reform the monastery, were rejected in 1561 by the Convention. In 1574 the castle was sold to the Magdeburg cathedral chapter (see 14 Arms). The nuns fled in 1631 to the Swedish soldiery to Hildesheim. Soldiers of the Supreme rye burned in 1632 34 of 84 houses from the city. 1649 Ritterhof was rebuilt after 1664 the town hall and after 1679 the monastery. Since 1680 the city belonged to the Brandenburg- Prussian Duchy of Magdeburg, which was in the former wood circle. Henry, father of the composer Georg Philipp Telemann, was in 1668 the city school principal. Gertrud Groninger carved in 1694 as a woman - in art history once - 17 altar figures. Johann Joachim Winckelmann, the founder of classicism, worked 1742/43 as a tutor of Peter Lamprecht at the office. In 1809 the monastery by Jérôme Bonaparte, King of Westphalia and brother of Napoleon, and in 1812 sold the office as the biggest possession of the cathedral chapter of Magdeburg by Jérôme. 1842, the place where the first railway line was Magdeburg - Halberstadt connected.
Between 1889 and 1920, a sugar and malt factory, a distillery, a brewery and the potash mining shafts I and II originated in Hadmersleben During this time, Ferdinand Heine founded the worldwide fame of Hadmersleber cereal breeding. 1944, a subcamp of the Buchenwald concentration camp was built for the production of aircraft parts in the rock salt and Kalischächten I and II before the city with the participation of the engineering office Schlempp. A total of 2,000 to 2,500 prisoners went through under appalling living conditions of the camp, during the evacuation in 1945, the camp had 1421 prisoners. These were driven on a death march, were shot at the numerous prisoners by the SS teams. Monastery and Office 1945 were seed producers into public property. In the monastery buildings, a Institute for Cereal Research and a Teaching and Experimental 1966 housed. In the years 1981 to 1998, the monastery was restored and created an art gallery. Between 1991 and 1992, the Institute for Cereal Research, were state owned Good crop production, vegetable breeding station, brewery, sugar factory, food factory / roasting plant, feed mill dissolved. From 1993 started the construction of the nursing home, the streets and the " angle" to be redesigned. In 1995 U. von Neumann directed the monastery a craft center, a developed agriculture and introduced a private school premises.
On September 1, 2010 Hadmersleben incorporation was a district of Oschersleben ( Bode).
Source for the historical information: Museum of Cultural History monastery Hadmersleben
Coat of arms
The coat of arms was approved on 24 January 1996 by the Government Bureau of Magdeburg.
Blazon: " Shared by red and silver, below a black upright double hook. "
Flag
The place Hadmersleben performs a flag in red - Silver ( White ) with applied crest.
Culture and sights
Attractions
- Monastery Hadmersleben with the Catholic Church " St. Peter and Paul "
- Evangelical Church of Our Lady ( 15th and 17th centuries, two naves )
- Castle of the Counts of Hadmersleben, the tower Winckelmann panel
- St. Stephani Church
- Former monastery brewery
- Town Hall (built after a fire in 1664), with Heimatstube
- Concentration Camp Memorial from 1975: March 1944 to April 1945 was in Hadmersleben a subcamp of the Buchenwald concentration camp, the prisoners assembled Aircraft Parts of Me 262
- Hospital Church of Saint George
- Hans Ash farm from the 17th century
By Hadmersleben leads the Romanesque Road.
Sports
The sports club TSV Hadmersleben (founded 1925) offers football, volleyball, athletics, table tennis and gymnastics opportunities for sporting activities in the sections. Hadmersleben also has a riding and training stable.
Economy and infrastructure
In Hadmersleben are some craft agricultural and service companies operate (including cereal breeding, construction companies, natural stone production, horticulture ).
Transport links
From Hadmersleben roads lead to the surrounding towns of Halberstadt, Groningen, Wanzleben, Kroppenstedt and Oschersleben ( Bode). The Hadmersleben train station on the north bank of the Bode lies on the railway line Magdeburg- Thale.
Education
Hadmersleben is a primary and secondary school location. In the buildings of the former convent is a private, non-denominational boarding school, boarding school Hadmersleben housed (Realschule and Gymnasium).
Personalities
In Hadmersleben were born:
- Wilhelm von der Heyde (1885-1972), German politician ( SPD)
In Hadmersleben worked:
- Johann Joachim Winckelmann (1717-1768), tutor to the family of the top civil servant Christian Lamprecht