Bebertal

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Bebertal is a municipality in the district of High crimping crimp in Saxony- Anhalt.

• 6.1 Sons and daughters of the town
• 6.2 Persons who are associated with the place

Geography

Bebertal is located about six kilometers south-west of Haldensleben.

As the districts for 2010 independent municipality Bebertal were reported:

• Bebertal I ( formerly Alvensleben )
• Bebertal II (formerly Dönstedt )
• Kuhlager

History

The municipality was established on July 1, 1950 through the merger of the municipalities Alvensleben and Dönstedt. The territory of the municipality Bebertal was settled very early, as shown by a total of 43 proven megalithic tombs. The largest and most famous is the king grave near the lodge oak.

The name of the place Dönstedt is first found in a charter of Emperor Otto I in the year 961, the first, however, unsecured documented mention of Alvensleben was 964 in a list of assets of the monastery Gernrode.

The former municipality Alvensleben created in 1928 from the front still independent parts Alvensleben village, market Alvensleben and the castle complex. Its history is closely connected with the castle Alvensleben.

On January 1, 2010, the formerly independent communities Bebertal, Ackendorf, Eichenbarleben, United Santersleben, Hermsdorf, Hohenwarsleben, Irxleben, Niederndodeleben, Nordgermersleben, Ochtmersleben, Schackensleben and waves merged to form the new municipality of High flange.

Coat of arms and flag

The coat of arms was approved on 30 January 1996 by the Government Bureau of Magdeburg. It was designed by the Magdeburg Heraldikerin Erika Fiedler.

Blazon: "Divided of red and gold; above a golden bar accompanied by three (2:1) silver roses with golden slugs and sepals, down a red linden branch. "

The division sign red on gold ( the colors of Alvenslebenschen ) symbolizing the two districts Alvensleben and Dönstedt. The upper part was formed by the acquisition of two red bars in the golden field, topped with 2-1 silver roses with golden slugs and sepals, from the coat of arms of the House of Alvensleben. In the lower part can be found in a red gold Linden branch as a symbol of the district Dönstedt which led to a Linde times its autonomy in the community seal. After Behrends, these were to "... the old lime tree on the Kirchberg, " which served the inhabitants as a place for meetings and festivities.

The colors of Bebertal are red -gold (yellow). The flag of the place is red and yellow stripes with the coat of arms issued.

Attractions

• Castle Alvensleben or Veltheimsburg
• Market church or parish Bebertal I in market Alvensleben
• Village church Bebertal I; former Gutskirche in village Alvensleben
• Cemetery chapel Bebertal I; former baptistery in Alvensleben village, probably dating from the early Middle Ages
• Village church Bebertal II in Dönstedt

Economy and infrastructure

Transport links

By Bebertal performs Haldensleben towards Eilsleben the federal highway 245 which connects to the Federal Highway 2 (Exit Eilsleben ). For the Federal Highway 1, which connects Magdeburg, Berlin, it is in the south about 4 km. Bebertal lay at the junction of the railway line Haldensleben - Weferlingen.

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

• Friedrich Ludwig Kühne (1751-1828), German politician
• Karl August Döring (1783-1844), Protestant theologian and hymn writer
• Edmund Louis Eduard Wodick (1816-1886), painter and graphic artist
• Wilhelm Julius von Koerber (1826-1914), a Prussian officer

Those associated with the location of

• Friedrich von Alvensleben ( Urk 1301-1312 ), last Master of the Knights Templar in Alemanien and Slavia
• Joachim I of Alvensleben (1514-1588), scholar and reformer