Dettenheim
Dettenheim is a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe in Baden- Württemberg.
- 2.1 Coat of arms of districts
- 2.2 religions
- 2.3 Population development
- 3.1 municipal
- 4.1 traffic
- 4.2 Education
- 4.3 Recreational facilities
Geography
Community structure
The community Dettenheim consists of the former municipalities Liedolsheim and Rußheim. To Liedolsheim include the village Liedolsheim and inn and farm Dettenheim. To Rußheim include the village Rußheim, the place settlement (former RAD - bearing ) and the houses grinding mill, peoples cal estate and forest mill. In the area of Liedolsheim are the waste places Nackheim and Schure.
In the area of Rußheim a village is set in the sense of Baden-Württemberg municipal code with private Ortschaftsrat and mayor as its chairman.
History
The name Dettenheim goes back to a village on the present-day boundaries of the municipality, which was located directly on the Rhine. All former villagers migrated due to the risk of flooding from (the place was most recently a few hundred meters from the River Rhine ) and subsequently founded in 1813 within the boundaries of the then " Altenbürg " the church Karl village, now part of the municipality of Charles Village Neuthard. Today, in the old Dettenheim are only a few houses, including a guest house (" lion " ), rest building a former brickworks and a memorial stone. This is known as Alt- Dettenheim.
In the period of the Weimar Republic Liedolsheim was an early stronghold of the Nazis. Mid-1920s, dominated Liedolsheim agriculture; about 3 % of the labor force was industrial workers who were employed in Karlsruhe, high Stetten or a local brickyard. Around 84 % of farmers cultivated an area less than two hectares and were therefore dependent on additional purchases as day laborers or in the local trade. According to historian Kurt highchair According to agriculture and handicrafts were exposed to a particular economic pressure, so that the led "fear of proletarianization " to a " collective mental state ", " which could easily be exploited for political purposes ."
The applicable as the oldest local group in Baden Liedolsheimer NSDAP group arose from a folkish " reading club for race and the German folk ", in 1920 the German Nationalists protection and Trutzbund joined. After its ban in July 1922 constituted the club as a local branch of the NSDAP, which was later also banned in Baden. In July 1923 drove 24 Liedolsheimer - including Albert and Robert Roth brothers and August working as a teacher in the village Kramer - to Munich, officially, to participate in a gymnastics festival. In Munich there was a meeting with Hitler in which the formal recording of Liedolsheimer group was arranged in the NSDAP. One had a " Schlageter celebration " declared Meeting of National Socialists in Liedolsheim in the same month a police operation resulted in the arrest of the brothers Roth failed in the face of their popular support. At the general election in May 1924, is occurring as a substitute organization of the NSDAP Völkisch Social - block achieved 51.9 % of the vote in Liedolsheim at 6.5 % far -reaching. In December 1924 35.9 % of the voters voted for the Deutschvolkische Nazi Party, ran for the Robert Roth. In all future elections until 1933, at least one third of the voting for the Nazis decided. In the mayoral election in 1925, there was provoked by Nazi riots in which the Nazi Party member Gustav Kammerer was shot. After a major fire in which several houses and several barns were destroyed in August 1927, Hitler visited Liedolsheim.
On January 1, 1975, the then independent municipalities Liedolsheim and Rußheim were merged in the course of municipal reform to community Liedolsheim - Rußheim. For simplicity, the new municipality was renamed on 1 January 1978 in Dettenheim, as the name Liedolsheim - Rußheim has been found by its length as little advantageous and the historical name Dettenheim was preferred to artificial name.
The previous separation of the place can be seen in addition to the separate location of the districts still at the different area codes.
Coat of arms of districts
Rußheim
Religions
In both districts there is one evangelical church. For Catholics, the parish of Our Lady Queen Linkenheim -Hochstetten is responsible, but also has Roman Catholic churches in Dettenheim.
Population Development
Policy
Parish council
The council are after the local elections of 7 June 2009, in addition to the mayor as chairman, 18 members.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
There is a bus connection to the Hardt Railway in high Stetten. There are also plans that Hardt Railway (Karlsruhe - High Stetten ) to extend until after Phillipsburg; thereby breakpoints in Dettenheim would be set up, so that the place would be first connected to the railway network. However, there is also resistance to the connection, so that the conditions for the extension of the Hardt Railway are currently not met. In the next 5-10 years can be expected to initially probably not.
A test example bus links to neighboring well Graben-Neudorf and its train was initially set again for financial reasons, but introduced from December 2008 timetable change again permanently.
Education
In the town are two elementary schools, the Pestalozzi school in the district Liedolsheim and Tullaschule in Rußheim. In addition, there are five children in the community gardens.
Recreational facilities
In the district Liedolsheim exists a known go-kart track. In summer, the quarry on the boundary Giesen is a popular destination for bathers and water sports enthusiasts. Next, there is the youth center, the the "Rock Carnival " held annually.
Sons and daughters of the town
- Gustav Zimmermann (1888-1949), Member of Parliament (SPD )
- Robert Roth (1891-1975), member of the Reichstag (NSDAP )
- Albert Roth (1893-1952), member of the Reichstag (NSDAP )
- Rudolf Müller- Chappuis (1905-1968), pianist and writer
- Karl Friedrich Euler (1909-1986), German theologian, pastor of the German Christians and university teachers
Special
In the district Liedolsheim the skittle World Cup 2009 took place from 7 to 23 May 2009, the skittle World Cup 2017 is also held there. The Hoepfner brewery was founded in 1798 in the district Liedolsheim.