Heikendorf
Heike village is a municipality in the district of Plön, in Schleswig- Holstein. Heike village is located on the eastern shore of the Firth of Kiel between Mönkeberg and Laboe.
Visible landmark is the location directly on the Kiel Fjord submarine memorial to the German U -boat of both World Wars, which is surmounted by the bronze sculpture of a larger than life eagle. The old bronze figure was in 2001 replaced by a Neuguss, donated by the widow of a U- boat commanders.
The fishing village of Heike village in the past was home to a colony of artists who laid the foundation stone for the museum opened in 2000, artists with their works. Adolf also Brütts " Fischer " is reminiscent of the heyday of the art colony.
History
Heike village is documented evidence since 1233 as the " village of the Heike ". A little later, were the districts Schrevenborn ( 1290 ), Neuheikendorf ( 1479 ) and Möltenort ( 1613 ), settled.
Already in 1767 was initiated by the landowner Karl -Friedrich von Mewius the conversion of landlord farming into independent farms. This early implementation of the liberal ideas of the new age in Heike village took place. This also explains the creation of the Möltenort Guild of 1655, the Guild Altheikendorfer 1709 and the Neuheikendorfer Guild of 1824.
1913 were pooled for community Heike Heike Village Old Village and Möltenort. 1928 was formed from Heike Village, New Heike village and the dissolved Gutsbezirk Schrevenborn the church in its present form.
Since 1967 Heike village is nationally recognized resort.
Policy
On 1 January 2007 the hitherto official free Heike village formed with neighboring communities Schoenkirchen and Mönkeberg the Office Schrevenborn with Heike village as the administrative headquarters.
Municipal council
Of the 24 seats in the municipal council, the CDU has been the local elections in 2013 nine seats, the voter community UWF has five, the five SPD, the Greens, the FDP has four seats and one seat
Coat of arms
Blazon: " Azure, top of two golden oak leaves accompanied silver rafters, within which a golden ploughshare; including in silver, fold away by wave cut sign foot a blue fish. "
The individual motifs on the crest represent the districts of Heike village. The fish represents the old fishing village Möltenort and the ploughshare stands for the old-style peasant villages old and new Heike village. The oak forests of the goods Schrevenborn and the district Kitzeberg be symbolized by the oak leaves. The rafters symbolizes the one the roof of the church today, among which brings together all the districts, and on the other, frequent in the area of Low German Fachhallenhaus houses.
Culture
In Heike village from the art museum Heike village - Kiel Fjord.
Education
The Heinrich- Heine-Schule in Heike village is a high school, which was founded in 1973 and is currently being expanded to the public full-time school. The school has partnerships with schools in the UK, France, Estonia and Denmark. The writer and literary critic Christopher Ecker taught at school and German philosophy. Since 2008 there is the basic and regional school Heike village, a fusion of the former elementary and secondary school and junior high school Heike village. 2013, the regional school was converted into a community school.
Personalities
- Hans -Joachim Czub ( b. 1951 ), lawyer and judge of the Federal Court
- Fritz Lau (1872-1966), German writer down
- Freya Hoffmeister (born 1964 ), extreme canoeist
Sports
The men's team of Heikendorfer SV after several attempts, ascended to the Football Association League Schleswig -Holstein in 2007. With the new division of the leagues, the men's team of Heikendorfer SV has now qualified for the Schleswig- Holstein-Liga.
Attractions
- In the list of cultural monuments in Heikendorf are registered in the list of monuments of Schleswig- Holstein cultural monuments.
- In Möltenort port the former lightship Læsø Rende is
Pictures
Seen U- boat Memorial from the water
Memorial to the German U -boat of both World Wars in Heike Village / Möltenort at Kiel
Eagle on the cenotaph
Artist Heike Village Museum
Sculpture "Saved " (formerly Fischer) by Adolf Brütt