Packebusch

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Packebusch is a district of the town Kalbe (Milde ) in the Altmark Salzwedel in Saxony- Anhalt, Germany.

Geography

The place is located in the center of the Altmark, about 20 kilometers southeast of the county town Salzwedel. The Federal Highway 190 is about 15 kilometers to reach at Arend.

History

Packebusch was first documented in 1324, the former district of Haguenau 1100. Hagenauer The church was built in the late 19th century, even before the built circa 1900 church in Packebusch. 1910 were registered in the municipality in the former county Salzwedel 602 inhabitants.

By the end of 2009 Packebusch formed with the hamlet of Haguenau ( incorporated on 1 August 1973 ) was a separate municipality, which was a member of the administrative community Arendsee - calving; last mayor was Otto Vienna corner (* 1959).

Through a field change agreement, the municipal councils of the municipalities town Kalbe (Milde ) decided ( 25 June 2009 ), Brunaupark ( 12 May 2009 ), Engersen ( 2 June 2009 ), Jeetze ( 3 June 2009 ), Kakerbeck ( on June 25, 2009), Packebusch ( (Milde ) are combined on 4 June 2009) and Vienau on May 14, 2009) that their communities dissolved and the new town Kalbe (. This agreement was approved by the county as a lower municipal supervisory authority and entered into force on 1 January 2010.

After implementation of the association agreement of the previously autonomous municipality Packebusch Packebusch Haguenau and districts of the new town were Kalbe (Milde ). For the community, the village has flowed Constitution according to § § 86 et seq Municipal Code Saxony -Anhalt has been introduced. The recorded community Packebusch and future districts Packebusch Haguenau and became the resort of the new town Kalbe (Milde ). In the charge included community and nunmehrigen village Packebusch a Ortschaftsrat was formed with seven members including a mayor.

Attractions

The Protestant Church of Packebusch is a stately, late Romanesque in the core Feldstein - hall church with western transept tower of 1900. During an extensive renovation of the church according to the plans of the county architect Pflugshaupt in 1865, the square choir were demolished, extended the nave to the east, the input installed from the South moved to the west side, a polygonal apse, increases the eaves, a round-arched frieze fitted and inserted a large arched windows. In 1972 the church was renovated. Further interesting are the houses in half-timbered architecture in typical style as well as the Altmark old head Linden in the village street. As a relic from the days of loam and clay mining the remaining holes are now used as a biotope. To a swimming pond is a recreation area with camping.

In the former district of Haguenau end of the 19th century was a neo-Gothic brick church hall. It consists of a square west tower with octagonal top, a rectangular hall and a retracted polygonal apse.

Memorials

  • Burial in the local cemetery for an individual known Poland, deported to Germany during the Second World War and a victim of forced labor was

Personalities

  • Bernd Sennecke ( born February 7, 1950), politician ( CDU) and a member of the Landtag of Saxony -Anhalt
  • Friedrich- Wilhelm Ulrich ( born October 20, 1953), rower, Olympic champion in 1976 and 1980 in two with coxswain
  • Emil Fast ( born November 10, 1953), the last Minister of Post and Telecommunications of the GDR and MP
  • Hans -Jörg Krause ( born January 28, 1954), politicians (The Left ) and a member of the Landtag of Saxony -Anhalt
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