Ellersleben

Ellersleben is a municipality in the district Sömmerda in Thuringia. It belongs to the administrative community Buttstädt, which has its headquarters in the city Buttstädt.

• 2.1 Population development

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Mayor
• 3.3 Coat of Arms

Geography

Ellersleben located in the eastern part of the Thuringian Basin between Etter Mountain and Finn.

Community structure

At the station, the other part of the community.

History

For the first time the church was mentioned in records as Elrichsleiben in 1209.

Population Development

• 2002 - 315
• 2003 - 311
• 2004 - 297
• 2005 - 303

Data source: Thuringian State Office for Statistics

Policy

Parish council

The municipal council of Ellersleben is made up of members of a group together Free Voters (as of municipal elections of 27 June 2004).

Mayor

The honorary mayor Heike Titze was elected on 26 June 2004.

Coat of arms

On the crest of Ellersleben you see a green alder on a golden background. A red and white striped strap, which covers the tree is somewhat diagonally to see from the top right to bottom left.

Meaning: The alder is derived for the village Ellersleben and the loop symbolizes a border post. The border post points to the fact that historically the village on the border between Saxony (later Saxe-Weimar ) and the State of Mainz (later Prussia) was located.

Others

During the Second World War, 30 POWs from France, who were housed in the village inn, and about 20 men and women from Poland, Russia and Ukraine had to do forced labor on farms.