Drübeck

51.85638888888910.712777777778258Koordinaten: 51 ° 51 ' 23 " N, 10 ° 42' 46" E

Drubeck since 1 July 2009, a district of the town of Bracknell ( resin ) in the district of Harz, in Saxony -Anhalt ( Germany ).

  • 4.1 Sons and daughters of the town
  • 4.2 Persons who are associated with the place

Geography

Drubeck situated at an altitude of 258 m above sea level. Sea level at the northern edge of the Harz between Darlingerode the east and Bracknell ( resin ) in the west. South of the village is Öhrenfeld.

History

The origin Drübecks goes back to a Benedictine monastery, was its first documentary mention in 960 by Emperor Otto I.. Main and patron of the monastery Drubeck was the Holy Vitus ( Veit ). In the 10th century Romanesque monastery church was built, which is now regarded as widely known monument of Romanesque architecture and is part of the Romantic Road. Further facilities include convent and monastery garden to garden project dreams Saxony- Anhalt. The small settlement with the traditional name " Dri Beke ," which translates as "three streams " means, formed over many centuries a unit with the monastery. Today Drubeck has significance for tourism. East of the monastery is the St. Bartholomew's church in the village, which was built in the late 19th century on the site of a previous medieval building.

Together with Darlingerode Drubeck was incorporated into the city Bracknell ( resin ) on 1 July 2009. Simultaneously the administrative community Bracknell ( resin ), the Drubeck belonged until then dissolved.

Policy

Parish council

The last council Drübecks sat down since the local elections on 13 June 2004, in which the voter turnout was 51.5 %, as follows:

  • FDP - 54.0 %, 6 seats
  • SPD - 46.0 %, 6 seats

Last mayor of the former municipality was Günter Abel.

Coat of arms

Blazon: " Argent, on a green sign foot a black grooved red castle with three pointed roofed towers, the central tower higher and wider with two black window openings side by side, the outer towers, each with a black window opening; the roofs black and beknauft golden. "

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Christoph Friedrich Jasche (1780-1871), naturalist
  • Wilhelm Dieckmann (1863-1933), farmer and politician ( NSDAP), member of the Reichstag
  • Werner Kolde ( b. 1947 ), Member of Parliament ( DVU )

Those associated with the location of

  • Anna Baroness von Welck (1865-1925), 47th abbess of the monastery Drubeck
  • Guido Fulst (born 1970 ), Olympic gold medalist and world champion in cycling, grew up here
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