Fuhlendorf

Fuhlendorf is a municipality in the west of the district of Vorpommern - Rügen. It is located west of Stralsund. Until 1 January 2005, she was part of the Office Barth country and has since been part of the Office Barth.

Geography and transport

Fuhlendorf is located about ten kilometers west of Barth. The municipality is located on the coupling current and the Reedensee, a separate portion of the Bodstedter Bodden.

The municipality is formed by the districts Bodstedt, Fuhlendorf, good-luck and Michael Dorf.

History

Fuhlendorf was first mentioned in 1278. In the deed the Rüganer Prince Wizlaw II confirmed the sale of the village. Since the year 1326 belonged to the Duchy of Pomerania Fuhlendorf then. Michael village is first mentioned in 1302. The district Bodstedt was in 1500 one of the most important places of pilgrimage for sailors on the Baltic Sea. From this time the St. Ewald's Church Bodstedt comes. Be found at the late-Gothic building a flood mark of 1872. According to the Peace of Westphalia of 1648 Fuhlendorf belonged to Sweden. In 1815, the community came to the Prussian province of Pomerania.

The community was until 1952 part of the district Pommern -Barth and belonged then to 1994 to the circle Ribnitz Damgarten in the district of Rostock.

In GDR times, built 1965, the VEB " Altmark Stendal Baukombinat " ( BKA) a summer camp for his company employees. The German Post has acquired it in 1975. After 1990, it was left to decay.

The place Michael Dorf in 1960 and incorporated in 1974 Bodstedt.

According to legend, the name Fuhlendorf derives from the fact that a traveler a shepherd village after Michael asked, whereupon he pointed in the direction with your foot. A disappointment, which is said to have acknowledged the traveler with the expression: then this is probably lazy village ... ( Low German: Fuhlendörp ).

Attractions

  • Ewald Bodstedt church from the 15th century in Bodstedt
  • Zeesenboot Regatta
  • Bodstedter port

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Karl Krull (1905-1932), Nazi resistance fighter
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