Jamel

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Jamel is a municipality in the district of North West Mecklenburg Gägelow.

Geography

The place is located in hilly terrain around six and a half miles south of the well-Wiek at the southwestern end of the township of Gägelow. To the west the landscape to the 113 meter high mountain heath increases, which is already located on the boundary of Barendorf ( Greve mills). The site is adjacent to the endorheic Great Lake with an area of ​​1.9 hectares.

The only road leads to about a mile away Gressow on the highway 105

History

Jamel is mentioned according Mecklenburgischem Urkundenbuch in 1230 for the first time as Jamene. For July 9, 1931, the congregation enlarged to the south along the road from Wismar to Greve mills (now B105 ) outlying village, star pitcher. On July 1, 1950 Jamel, Gressow and Wolde were merged to form the new municipality Gressow, which in turn was incorporated in 1961 Gägelow.

Right-wing extremism in Jamel

Since 1992, Jamel is repeatedly mentioned in connection with right-wing extremism. At Easter 1992, about 120 neo-Nazis celebrated the birthday of Adolf Hitler in Jamel and hoisted while the imperial war flag. Since then some of both original and new arrival will residents have been displaced by arson. In place a signpost showed, among other things, to Braunau am Inn, Königsberg and Vienna / Ostmark, on a boulder was a sign with the words "Village Community Jamel, free - social - national" attached. Signs and sign were removed in February 2011 on the instruction of Grevesmühlener mayor. When they were replaced a short time later, the Administrative Court of Schwerin decided in April 2011 that both were to permanently remove sedition. Leading neo-Nazi size in the village is the demolition contractor and former NPD regional politicians Sven Krüger.

The Mayor of Gägelow designated Jamel in 2007 as a village which they had abandoned.

The Hamburg -St. Pauli drawn by Jamel couple Horst and Birgit Lohmeyer received on 12 May 2011 the Paul Spiegel Award for courage for them organized annually since 2007 Music Festival " Jamel rocks the Ranger", which is directed against racism and xenophobia, and under the auspices the Prime Minister of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern stands.