Baumersroda
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Baumersroda was a municipality in Saxony-Anhalt castle district. She's since July 1, 2009, a district of the municipality Gleina in the municipality Unstruttal, which has its headquarters in the town of Freyburg ( Unstrut).
- 4.1 Structures
- 4.2 Clubs and Associations 4.2.1 Fire Department 1993 Baumersroda eV
- 5.1 traffic
Geography
Between Mücheln in the Geisel and Freyburg an der Unstrut is on the Querfurter plate about 200 m above sea level, the former small (6.69 km ²) rural community Baumersroda. The Querfurter drive is one of the largest loess and black earth sites in Saxony -Anhalt. Until 1990 Baumersroda was with his people, as well as other communities in the region, mainly dominated by agriculture. 1 July 2009 Baumersroda was a district of the neighboring community Gleina on the basis of a territorial change agreement.
History
At the end of the 11th century or early 12th century, the settlement may have begun to Baumersroda. The steeple of Baumersroda is a monument of the 12th century. The present nave was not built until the mid-17th century on the east side of the church tower. The located on the Querfurter plate settlements whose names end mostly on - roda are created by deforestation by Slavic settlers in the late 11th early 12th century. Also referred to as the Thuringian border plate area was almost completely still covered with forest in the 8th century. The documentary was first mentioned was completed in July / August 1185.
1589 lived here 42 possessed men, of whom 8 Anspänner and 34 Hintersättler. The village hall at that time consisted of 22 3/4 hooves. The inhabitants of the village were all originally the district court chair Mücheln thing of charge.
Until 1815 Baumersroda was a village official in the Saxon Office Freyburg. After the Amtserbbüchern from the years 1594 and 1621, the Office Freyburg had five district court chairs. To the church belonged to the subdocuments Baumersroda Ebersroda. The Dorflur bordered on the Newe Johla, Gleina, Mücheln and Ebersroda.
The still existing mansion in Baumersroda was built from 1704 to 1709. At that time, the estate was owned by Hans Georg from the Winckel. He had acquired the manor Baumersroda on April 20, 1704 Hans Moritz von Brühl, father of Heinrich von Brühl for 19500 guilders for sale and the mansion fundamentally renewed structurally. As Major General Johann (Hans) Georg acquired from the Winckel 1718 nor the two neighboring manors Benndorf and Körbisdorf. When he died in 1729, he left his heirs a rich possession. 1737 acquired Wilhelm Busso Marshal of Bieberstein the manor Baumersroda, but he quickly fell into debt and had 1744 left the property to the guardian of the first five years of Heinrich Moritz von der Schulenburg on Burgscheidungen. 1825-1828 the manor Baumersroda was briefly in the possession of those before it acquired von Jagow Heinrich Ferdinand von Helldorff on Bedra 1828.
From 1828 to 1945 the family of Helldorff has marked the life in and around Baumersroda. In April 1945, the Americans marched in without a fight Baumersroda and later gave the village the Soviet army, without these Baumersroda occupied. The family of Helldorff (Elisabeth of Helldorff, née von Bülow, and son Christoph Heinrich ) left before departure of the Americans from Baumersroda the place and their family home in the west. The estate of the former manor was plundered and the family of Helldorff has been expropriated on the basis of audits initiated by the SMAD land reform with all possessions.
1 July 2009 Baumersroda lost on the basis of a field amended contract with the municipality Gleina its independence.
Policy
Mayor
Oswaldbauer was from 1935 to 1941 the village community Schulze in Baumersroda. From 1941 to 1946 Hugo lump was mayor of the municipality.
The last local elections under an East German government ended the tenure of Kurt Engler. 1990 Bernd Wölflein was elected from among the members of the council to the mayor. Joachim Bölke in 1994 Bernd Wölflein replaced as mayor of the municipality Baumersroda. 2001 to 31 December 2002 Bernd Wölflein was once mayor of the municipality and has the honor resigned in 2002 for health reasons. From 1 January 2003 to January 14, 2006 Joachim Bölke (†) was again mayor of Baumersroda. Peter Rabenstein led after the Death of Joachim Bölke on January 14, 2006 until the inauguration of the new mayor after election ( 9 April 2006 ) officiating the business of the honorary mayor of the community.
On April 9, 2006 Peter Raven Stone was elected by the citizens of the community Baumersroda with a voter turnout of 50 % to the mayor. The official inauguration was on 1 June 2006.
The term of office of Peter Rabenstein ended because of the incorporation to Gleina based on a field amendment agreement of 19 November 2008, approved on February 4, 2009 between the Municipality and the former rural community Gleina Baumersroda on 30 June 2009.
Mayor since July 1, 2009 Gerd Blankenburg, Mayor of Gleina.
Culture and sights
Structures
Baumersroda has to attractions except the 12th- century church tower, a landmark, a water tower, which was built around 1906 in connection with a central water supply for Baumersroda, as well as a former manor house, whose last owner, the family of Helldorff, 1945, prior to victorious powers of World War 2 took refuge in the western part of Germany. Since December 1989 blows on the former water tower the flag of the Federal Republic of Germany and is widely visible.
Clubs and Associations
Baumersroda is of three clubs, association of small gardeners, sports club, and Fire Department, and an association, The Pentecostal fellows coined. Tradition and cultural traditions maintain after 1989 continues the Pentecostal boys as well as the Fire Department, in cooperation with the volunteer fire department.
Fire Department 1993 Baumersroda eV
On October 2, 1993 members of the volunteer fire department Baumersroda and citizens of the community Baumersroda occasion of the reunification of the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany (3 October 1990) the Fire Department founded in 1993 Baumersroda. The association Friends of the fire service and homeland club in search of the past.
Meanwhile, it can safely be assumed that there is an organized and financed by the municipality fire brigade are in Baumersroda ( Dominium Baumersroda ) since 1854 (July 21, 1854) ( syringe Team, Water team).
Economy and infrastructure
Small service and craft enterprises have their headquarters in Baumersroda. The existing before 1989 jobs in agriculture, the food industry and in the lignite mining are broken away. The traffic situation is on a level of 1950. In the field of supply and disposal has in Baumersroda since 1995, however, much moved. Telecommunications, which are sewage and partially the drinking water supply on a new stand, the already bad traffic situation, however, was damaged by the sewage and drinking water construction work on. For obtaining worth protecting buildings and objects are missing in the private and in the public sector even after the reunification of Germany despite government support, the own funds.
Traffic
The local inner-city roads are in poor condition. By Baumersroda leads the provincial road 209, which is located to the east of Baumersroda from national road 163 in a very good state of development, which can not be said of the west portion extending between Baumersroda and Gleina, the connection to the B 180. About the L 163 in eastern Baumersroda or the B 180 in the west of Baumersroda you get to the main road 176 (B 176).
The local road connecting Baumersroda and Ebersroda has a new asphalt surface after 1990 and is popular with walkers and cyclists. You can reach this road the county road 2642 in Ebersroda and passes through the county road to the B 180
Others
Agriculture on vast fertile fields to Baumersroda dominate the landscape even after 1990. The fertile land that was once farmed by individual co-operatives, today divided agricultural cooperatives, re judges and managers of small private spaces. Only a few inhabitants are engaged in agriculture, the youth from migrating, the average age of the population increases and the rural farms lose their former importance and begin where they are not misused and extended were to expire in part. The image of a ring settlement ( Rundling ) Baumersroda has lost at least since the mid-20th century by the lack of urban planning and neglected historical monument. The small island -like trees to Baumersroda belies that the entire area was once covered by forest. The first clearings to Baumersroda by settlers began around the 12th century.