Dobersdorf

Dobersdorf is a municipality in the district of Plön, in Schleswig- Holstein. Jasdorf, Lilienthal, Schaedtbek and Tökendorf, the extensions Charlottenhof, Friedrich Berg, Moorsehden, Mörken, Rehburg, Timm Brook, game house, Wulf castle and Wulfskuhl and the settlement Voßberg and the nobles Good Dobersdorf lie in the municipality.

Geography and transport

Dobersdorf lies about 15 km east of Kiel on Doberman villages lake. Federal highway 202, which runs south of Dobersdorf from Kiel to Luetjenburg, and the federal highway 502, following the north of Dobersdorf also runs the coast from Kiel to Luetjenburg, are both around 5 km away. The railway line of the keel - Schönberger railway from Kiel to Schoenberg runs north from Dobersdorf.

History

Burial mounds from the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age show a prehistoric settlement of the area. On the shores of Lake Doberman villages also medieval settlements and fortifications are detected, suggesting a settlement by Wendish fishermen.

The place name Doberstorpe was acquired by Wendish fishermen and possibly means village of the Doberman or good village.

Noble estate Dobersdorf

The noble Good Dobersdorf was around 1283 feud of the Pogwisch family who served the Earl of Kiel.

Policy

Since the local elections in Schleswig -Holstein 2013, the municipal council consists of 12 members. Of the twelve seats in the municipal council, the CDU has six seats, the voter community BGD has three seats, the SPD has two seats and voters Community FWD has a seat

Coat of arms

Blazon: " Divided by a silver oblique wave beams of blue and red. Above, a silver oak leaf, down a leaping silver wolf. "

Attractions

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

Clubs

The local sports club Doberman villages SV offers football, table tennis, gymnastics and aerobics. Anglers have organized catcher in the ASV Goden.

Others

Near the settlement Voßberg is the memorial at Voßberg the fallen in two events during the Second World War and in British and German recalls.