Fretterode
Fretterode is a municipality in the Thuringian district of calibration field. It belongs to the administrative community Hanstein - Rusteberg.
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Mayor
Location
Fretterrode is approximately 10 kilometers south-west of Heiligenstadt in the western part of the calibration field. The local situation is in a trough-like depression between the hills of the Upper Eichsfeld with the Röhrsberg ( 468.1 m ) and the Kahlenberg ( 408.1 m ) in the north and the ridge height of the mountain with the bolt mountain ( 391.2 m ) in the south. The village is connected transport network is on the main road to the 1002 Federal Highway 80 south of Hohengandern. Neighboring towns are Lindewerra and Wahlshausen in the south-west to the Werra Valley, Gerbershausen the northwest, Schoenhagen in the north and Dietzenrode - Vatterode in the east.
History
Frettenrode was first mentioned in 1089 in a deed as Fritheuuarderoth. In this document, the abbot of the monastery Thietmar Helmarshausen confirmed to by, a that he had a noble lady named Lucia village, together with a church and three serfs, Nanthelm, Everhard and Rotheger, with all rights of use concerning the place passed. In addition to the certificate there is a confirmation of the gift by the Archbishop of Mainz Adalbert I.. However, the certificate is a forgery, which was issued in the late 12th century or early 13th century. However, the content authenticity of the document is not to be doubted, since the same transfer in a Helmarshäusener official book from the last quarter of the 11th century and the first quarter of the 12th century is also attested.
In the small town there is a Catholic and Protestant Churches, both of which are dedicated to the Apostles Peter and Paul. The Peter and Paul's Church in the southeast of the town is surrounded by walls and lies on a terrace. In the west and south of the church is located in front of the wall a sink. The massive tower is still a defense face. The Catholic chapel on the opposite edge is on a mountain spur. Also, there used to be here a Catholic and a Protestant school.
Over many centuries the village was owned by the family von Hanstein, 1718 built the manor house there is also a representative. From 1802 to 1806 and from 1813 to 1945 the village belonged to Prussia, from 1815 until its absorption into the Eichsfeld 1994 it was part of the circle Holy City.
Coat of arms
Blazon: " In silver, a green bag with golden cord, resulting lenses grow with five blue flowers and six green pods. "
Population Development
Development of the population (31 December):
- 2002: 204
- 2003: 197
- 2004: 189
- 2006: 176
- 2007: 174
- 2011: 181
Policy
Parish council
The local council of Fretterode is composed of six council members.
- Free Voter Fretterode: 6 seats
(As at municipal election on June 7, 2009)
Mayor
The Mayor Mike Gunkel was elected on April 22, 2012.
Nature
Southwest of the town center lies the nature reserve Hasenwinkel, a small ridge ( 359.8 m ) north of the height of the mountain. As part of the Eichenberg -Gotha - Saalfeld fault zone occur here zwischem the limestone of the Upper Eichsfeld and the red sandstone of the height of the mountain rocks of the Upper Permian ( dolomite) as small rocks to light ( Broad stone and stone sharpener ). The approximately 6 -acre reserve (since 1939) is part of the FFH area Röhrsberg - Hasenwinkel - mill mountain.
Others
Nationwide, the headlines ran the village primarily as a residence of the neo-Nazis Thorsten Heise, who had acquired the manor in 1999 and there a mail order business, among other things, partially indexed recordings, which he published there on its own record label operates. After he had concluded a contract with the " camaraderie Association of Soldiers of the 1st and 12th Panzer Division of the former Waffen-SS ", he led 2006 by then located in Marienfels in Rhineland -Palatinate Monument to the Waffen-SS after Fretterode.