Brumovice (Břeclav District)

Brumovice ( German Brumowitz ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located five kilometers south-east of Klobouky u Brna and belongs to Okres Břeclav.

Geography

Brumovice is located in the southwestern foothills of the Steinitzer forest ( Ždánický ) in the Boleradická Highlands. The village stretches between the valleys of the Haraska and Trkmanka. In the broad boiler east of Brumovice the Haraska and Spálený unite creek with the Trkmanka, there was located the Kobyler Lake ( Jezero Kobylské ). On the northern outskirts of the pond Balaton is located. North-east rises the Stádliska (204 m ) in the east Svetla (278 m) and the Karlak (281 m), southeast the Kobylská skala (264 m), in the south of Kobylí vrch (334 m ) southwest of the Hotařský Kopec ( 239 m) and the Ochozy (319 m) ​​and in the northwest the Harasky ( Harras mountain, 278 m) and Plunary (336 m). Two kilometers south runs the railway line Zaječí - Hodonín, there is also the station Brumovice. Near the village there are extensive vineyards.

Neighboring towns are Kašnice and Krumvíř in the north, Rovinsky Dvůr, Karlov and Karlin in the northeast, Terezín in the east, Cejc and Čejkovice the southeast, Ostrůvek and Kobylí in the south, Němčičky the southwest, Morkůvky in the west and Augustinov and Klobouky u Brna in the northwest.

History

The village was established during the German colonization by Bishop Bruno of castle in the middle of the 13th century and is named after him. It was first mentioned in writing in 1250, when Margrave Ottokar Přemysl the village gave the Kuna Zbraslav and Kunštát. During the Hussite Wars, the Lords of Bludov acquired the goods. During this time there was a Czech resettlement of the village. Since 1478 in Brumovice a parish proven. Brumovice was connected in the second half of the 16th century to the reign Göding. 1637 fell kuruc in Brumovice, while they burned down the church. In 1716, was Anna Maria Antonia von Liechtenstein in a Brumovice to St. Anthony of Padua build consecrated chapel. Until the mid- 19th century, the village remained subservient always Göding.

After the abolition of patrimonial Brumovice formed in 1850 a municipality in the district team Auspitz. 1897 took the local train Saitz - Czeicz - Göding operating on the route from Zaječí about Cejc and Mutěnice to Hodonín. After the abolition of Okres Hustopeče the community in 1961 associated with the Okres Břeclav.

Local structure

For the community Brumovice no districts are reported.

Attractions

• Catholic Church of Sts. Anthony of Padua, which was built in 1716 chapel was extended in 1784 to the church. In 1903 there was a further increase in the well of the tower was built.
• Protestant house of prayer, consecrated in 1927
• Shrine in the park opposite the Protestant House of Prayer
• Archaeological site Hotařský Kopec, on the hill a Slavic burial site was discovered in 1984 with 25 bones graves. At the northern foot of the village was located Topolany who went out in the Tartar invasion in the early 13th century.

Sons and daughters of the town

• Josef Liznar (1852-1932), mathematician and physicist
• January Herben (1857-1936), writer and politician
• Methodus Hanák (1903-1998), musician
• Vladimír Kovářík (1921-1999), graphic artist and illustrator