Kašnice
Kašnice ( German Kaschnitzdorf ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located one mile east of Klobouky u Brna and belongs to Okres Břeclav.
Geography
The road is located in the village Kašnice Dambořická Highlands, a southwestern foothills of Steinitzer forest ( Ždánický ). Kašnice extends on a ridge between the valleys of the streams and creek Kloboučky Kašnice. To the north rises the Ostry (317 m), to the east the Novorovinská hora (266 m ) south of the Harasky (278 m) and in the northwest the Rovinky (265 m).
Neighboring towns are Velké Hostěrádky and Bohumilice in the north, Násedlovice in the northeast, and Kumstát Nenkovice in the east, Krumvíř and Terezín in the southeast, and Brumovice Morkůvky in the south, Boleradice the southwest, Klobouky u Brna in the west and Borkovany and Časkovec in the northwest.
History
After the dissolution of the monastery monastic Obrowitz Good Klobouky in 1784 the kk State Farms Chief Directorate for Moravia assumed. On June 30, 1785 Imperial Hofkommissar Anton Valentin founded Freiherr von Kaschnitz to vineyard on a part of the Gutsfluren at Kaiser road from Brno to Göding in Ausspannwirtschaft Zastávka a Familiantensiedlung, which was named after him as Kaschnitz. The 36 settler families were all the Helvetic Confession and came from the villages Veliny, Rychlov and Bystřiny in the reign of Pardubice, Široký Dul and Třítěže in the reign Litomyšl, Křivice and Vostašovice in the reign Opočno and from Borová in the reign Polička in Chrudim district in Bohemia. The family were allocated 17 degree base as well as one measure of meadows and pastures. Among the special obligations of the settlers belonged to the maintenance of the imperial road, including the Avenue on the village green.
Gepfarrt Kaschnitz was the Protestant Church in Klobouky. The Settlers operated mainly fruit growing, viticulture later. In 1789, the Privy Councillor Dornfeld acquired the property rule Klobouky. 1802 burned down seven grounds. On September 13, 1820, the brothers Augustin and Ignatz, Knights of Neuwall bought the rule Klobouky. This made the settlers the right to appoint their land dispute. Since this law was never granted in writing, it came on January 5, 1830 a comparison between the inhabitants of Kaschnitz and the rule where the rule of the existing conditions against the annual payment of 38 florins, 9 fourth cruiser from each settler recognized. In 1836, the land and the comparison have been registered in the land book. In 1840 there were in the village four craft shop and brick kilns, whose owners were citizens of Klobouky. Until the mid-19th century Kaschnitz remained subservient always Klobouky.
After the abolition of patrimonial Kašnice / Kaschnitzdorf formed in 1850 a district of the city Klobouky in the District Commission Auspitz. 1867 Kašnice broke loose from Klobouky and formed its own community. In 1908 the railway line Cejc - Ždánice was built south of the village was the railhead Klobouky. Between 1928 and 1929, in Kašnice the construction of a public water supply. At the end of the Second World War, the Red Army on April 17, 1945 took the place. The damages being caused by the Soviet tanks were a million crowns. The oldest house in the village, which goes back to the Ausspanne Zastávka inn Na Čertovci burned out. The purely evangelical character of the village lasted until the 1950s. After the abolition of Okres Hustopeče the community in 1961 associated with the Okres Břeclav. 1963 a fire destroyed eleven homes. In 1974 the reconstruction of the road II/380 Brno - Hodonín. The inhabitants of parts of the front gardens were bought for the widening of the road at 13 m and demolished the ruins of the inn. On July 29, 1976 Kašnice was incorporated into Klobouky. Kašnice broke up in June 1990, again from Klobouky off and formed its own community. 1991 lived in 66 houses in the community 245 people. 1993 acquired the Brno company Hudson House No. 52 and converted it into a wine cellar. Since 1996, the municipality performs a coat of arms and banners; it shows the lion of the coat of arms of Kaschnitz vineyard a golden grape -supporting. In 1998, the setting of the passenger traffic on the railway track. Kašnice is the smallest municipality in Okres Břeclav.
Local structure
For the community Kašnice no districts are reported.
Attractions
- City Hall, built in 1926