Holasovice

Holasovice ( German Cross Village ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located ten kilometers northwest of the center of Opava and belongs to Okres Opava.

Geography

Holasovice is located on the right bank of Oppa at the state border with Poland in Moravian-Silesian Region. In the north- east of the village, the Czech territory extends to an uninhabited area on the left side of the river that forms the border otherwise. With the southern neighboring Neplachovice Holasovice forms a coherent settlement area.

Neighboring towns are Boboluszki ( Boblowitz ) and Wysoka ( Waissak ) in the north, Jakubowice ( Jakubowitz ) and Turkow ( Turkau ) in the Northeast, Uciechowice ( also joke) in the east, Dzierzkowice ( Dirschkowitz ) and Držkovice the southeast, Neplachovice in the south, Štemplovec in the southwest, loděnice in the west and Skrochovice in the northwest.

History

Discoveries in the area of ​​the village evidence of a settlement since the Chalcolithic period. Later the place to Gau of the Slavic tribe of the Holasitzer, who built a fortified settlement here belonged.

Was first documented the village in 1131st In the 12th century formed Holasosvice a castle district, whose duties were taken over in the 14th century of Opava and Gratz. During the division of the Duchy of Opava přemyslidischen came Holasovice 1377 the Duchy Jägerndorf. During the Thirty Years' War, the city was largely deserted and was later resettled.

After the First Silesian Wars in 1742 the site remained in Austrian Silesia, the goods left the oppa fell, as most of Silesia to Prussia and formed the Gutsbezirk Austro- cross the village, who later renamed Gutsbezirk Prussian Kreuzendorf and 1933 the municipality Waissak was slammed.

1869, the village had 659 inhabitants and 1900 there were 823 Among the 866 residents cross the village in 1930, 70 were German. After the Munich Agreement Kreuzendorf 1938 was added to the German Reich and part of the district of Opava. In 1945 the place back to Czechoslovakia.

Local structure

The municipality includes the districts Holasovice Holasovice ( Cross Village ), Kamenec ( Kamentz ) Loděnice ( Lodenitz ) and Štemplovec ( Stremplowitz ).

Attractions

  • Chapel on the Hill Hurka at Štemplovec
  • Castle Štemplovec
  • Castle Loděnice
  • Archaeological site in the village square, copper- stone age settlement and fort of Holasitzer
  • Baroque memory
  • Birthplace of Pavel Křížkovský

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Pavel Křížkovský (1820-1885), composer
  • Alwin Nachtweh (1868-1939), German engineer, designer and university lecturer, born in Lodenitz
Kraj Hectare Krnov Bolatice Moravice, Czech Republic Sudice (Opava District)
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