Bliestorf

Bliestorf is a municipality in the district of Lauenburg, in Schleswig- Holstein.

History

The village was mentioned in a document in 1380 as " Blystorpe " for the first time. The name refers to the "Village of Blizza ", which is an old Slavic nickname. The farm and the associated village were temporarily in the possession of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck, but came back in 1747 to the Duchy of Lauenburg. 1874-1928 were community legally separate estate and the village. Since 1888/89 the community is part of the Office ( formerly Office District ) Berkenthin.

Policy

Of the nine seats in the municipal council voters Community BWG since the local elections in 2013 five seats and the SPD four.

Coat of arms

Blazon: " divided by silver and green in three mountain section, the top left green right inverted beam below the front view of a silver gable house. "

The silver gabled house represents the community house, which belonged until 1864 to the assigned in succession Bauer Vogt place. The green beam is the coat of arms of the Knights of Crummesse borrowed, have the Bliestorf probably founded in the 13th century. The three mountain and the color green refer to Bliestorfer forest, more than a third of the district covered. "

Attractions

In the list of cultural monuments in Bliestorf are registered in the list of monuments of Schleswig- Holstein cultural monuments.

The farm " New Bliestorf " was created in 1740 and goes back to the family of the Turf. The manor was in 1843 by landowner and chief forester August Luis Detlev von Schrader (* 1827, † 1859), of the good end of the 18th century, acquired by the family of Rumohr, built in the Swiss style (completion ca.1843 ). The so-called "old farm " was due to the Bliestorfer main road. The earliest documented owner of the goods was the family Crummesse. A number of big names of Lübsche and Lauenburg were history of the estate, among them names like v. death, von Koehler and v. Wickede, the Mayor of the City of Lübeck were below owners. 1910 bought by the grandfather of the current owner, Baron Johann Rudolph von Schroder II ( 1852-1938 ), the Good.