Brieselang

Brieselang is a municipality and to the east of the county land Havel in Brandenburg ( Germany ). Today's (large) municipality was created from the existing 1992 to 2003 Office Brieselang by the inclusion of the smaller member communities in the municipality Brieselang.

• 2.1 Office Brieselang
• 2.2 Demographic Trends

• 3.1 Municipal Council
• 3.2 Mayor
• 3.3 Coat of Arms 3.3.1 Coat the eingemeindeten districts

• 4.1 churches

• 5.1 traffic
• 5.2 Education
• 5.3 Cultural Life

Geography

Geographical Location

The community is located 15 kilometers west front of Berlin -Spandau at the intersection of Berlin motorway ring, Havel canal and railway line between Berlin and Hamburg within the Berlin glacial valley. The center of Berlin is 30 kilometers. The municipality parts Bredow and Zeestow are, however, already on the slopes of the Nauen plate that limits the glacial valley to the south. Until the city of Potsdam is 25 kilometers. In the immediate vicinity of the south-eastern edge of the village there is the Nymphensee, one of the cleanest lakes in Brandenburg.

Neighboring communities

Schonwalde - root ganglia, Falkirk, Wustermark, Nauen.

Community structure

The community Brieselang divided according to the main statutes in addition to the nucleus in two districts

• Bredow and
• Zeestow was first mentioned in 1346 as Zcesto documented. The name is derived from the personal name Tschest.

As well as the living quarters: Old Brieselang, Bredow Luch, Bredow Vorwerk and ganglia

History

The first mentioned was the place in 1315 under the name Wendish " Brisenlank " ( "Birch land " ) as upstream fortification of the Office Vehlefanz. 1315, the town of Nauen by the Marquis Woldemar got the Holzungsgerechtigkeit "inter Paludes seu merica dictas Zuzen et Brisenlank super totum Glyn usque ad terram Bellin " award (see also: The Zootzen ). The district Bredow was already mentioned in 1208 in connection with a pastor Dietrich to Bredow. 1309 gave the Margrave Woldemar the Vogt Matthias von Bredow to Rathenow for 206 silver marks the village Bredow, included the one Lord of Brösicke ( Braseke ) up to six feet.

In 1925 Brieselang was founded as an independent country community. Your name goes back to the landscape designation, which also mentions Theodor Fontane in his travel narratives. The tiny hamlet of Old Brieselang will have the most of them from Berlin settlers given the name who were in the then wet the area with the great oak woods a place to stay in the green for their families on the run from the Berlin tenements. These mostly of " city refugees " outgoing settlement on relatively small plots led to today to the extended Home Ownership structure of the large rural community, which has developed an active club life.

Office Brieselang

As part of the education offices in Brandenburg, the Minister of the Interior of Brandenburg issued on 26 August 1992, his consent to the formation of the Office Brieselang. The date for the conclusion of the Office August 30, 1992 was determined. The agreement was initially limited to 30 August 1994. Seat of the Office was in the church Brieselang. At the time of the conclusion of the Office the following communities in the then district Nauen were assigned

The time limit was repealed with effect from 28 July 1994. With the local government reform in 2003, the Brandenburg municipalities Bredow and Zeestow were incorporated on 26 October 2003 in the town Brieselang. The Office Brieselang was dissolved and the community Brieselang official free.

Demographic Trends

The population is as follows:

Forecast of population development

Forecast age structure

Policy

Municipal council

The municipal council consists of 21 community representatives and community representatives as well as the full-time mayor.

• Citizens for Brieselang: 6 seats
• SPD: 5 seats
• FDP: 4 seats
• The Left: 4 seats
• CDU: 2 seats

(As of end 2011)

Mayor

In a run-off election on November 16, 2003 William yarn was chosen for eight years for full-time mayor in Brieselang. 2011 Wilhelm yarn was re-elected for eight years.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms of the municipality ( see above) was approved on 12 June 2006.

Blazon: " On a blue Wellenschildfuß, occupied with the coat of Bredow ( in silver a red climbing tree with three crossbars ), in silver two birch trees with natural stem, green and crown green kitten. "

Coat of arms of eingemeindeten districts

The coat of arms of Bredow and Zeestow

Flag

» The flag can be used on a cross of wood, on a longitudinal wood and as a banner. In the suspension on a cross of wood the flag is divided by two equal horizontal strips arranged in the colors green and white. The green color is in the upper half. The municipal coat of arms is placed standing in the middle and overlaps both colors. During the attachment of a longitudinal timber, the colors are arranged perpendicularly, wherein the color green is facing the pole. The coat of arms is centered. As a banner, the colors are green and white arranged vertically, with the color green is on the left side. The coat of arms is centered. "

Attractions

Due to the relatively short history of nuclear development community there are few historical buildings. For those interested in the settlement Brieselang provides a good overview of the settlement forms, architectural styles and architectural manifestations of home construction since the 1920s to the present day.

In the list of monuments in Brieselang are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg monuments.

• Hillfort Old Brieselang, Wall remains of a Slavic lowland castle dating from the 8th century
• Memorial to the Victims of Fascism in 1946 on the place of peace before the station

Churches

• The Protestant church Brieselang was built in 1931 to designs by the architect Kladower Rettig.
• The Catholic Church of St. Mary was built in 1970; their windows are since 2010 with the modern glass art cycle "Maria" by Berlin artist Andreas Wolff painted.
• The village church Zeestow of 1850 2011 was rebuilt to motorway church.
• The New Apostolic Church in Brieselang was built in 1953 and deconsecrated in February 2013. On the same grounds, a larger building was constructed for the approximately 100 believers in 2013. This new building was inaugurated in March 2014.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Brieselang has a station on the Berlin- Hamburg railway. Travel times by regional train to Berlin -Spandau be about 15 to 20 minutes ( twice an hour ), then once an hour to Berlin - Zoologischer Garten about 25 to 33 minutes and the Ostbahnhof 42 to 50 minutes. The lines of Havelbus transport company connect Brieselang with Falkirk ( line 656), Nauen ( line 667) and Wustermark ( line 649 ).

Brieselang also owns its own motorway junction to the " Berliner Ring " (A 10). Take the A 10, the state capital Potsdam in about 30 minutes, the Berlin city motorway network and also the subsequent immediately to the west of Berlin highways to Rostock and Hamburg, Magdeburg and Leipzig can be achieved in the short term. Finally, the Havelkanal wraps around through the town from north-east to south-west, in the height of center a marina with 60 berths was applied on both sides.

Education

In Brieselang there are three schools:

• The Robinson Elementary School has a foreign language profile, and in 2001 was the largest elementary school in Germany.
• The Zeebr @ Elementary School, whose name is composed of the initial letters of the districts breeze Lang, was founded in 2002.
• The Hans Klakow High School Brieselang was built in 1923 and is named after the sculptor Hans Brieselanger Klakow.

Cultural life

• Sculpture workshop studio wool
• Maerkischer Künstlerhof
• Free Brandenburg Academy of Fine Arts with Kunstkaufhaus
• Phoenix Theater
• Small theater Brieselang eV

Personalities

• Hans Klakow (1899-1993), sculptor, lived since 1931 in Brieselang.
• Hilde Benjamin (1902-1989), Minister for Justice in East Germany, since 1942 owned a garden plot in Brieselang on which they lived for a time.
• Rudolf Peschel (1931-1989), painter, lived since 1959 in Brieselang.
• Charlotte Krause ( born 1930 ), teacher, home of poet, author of the Brieselang - song, lives in Brieselang since 1953.

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