Klein Priebus
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Klein Priebus, Upper Sorbian Přibuzk, is a village on the Lusatian Neisse district of the Saxon village of Krauschwitz.
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Geography
The streets of the village is the most south-eastern part of the municipality and is located 3.5 kilometers south of the Polish town Przewóz ( Priebus ). The next towns along the Saxon State Road 127 are Podrosche in the north and in the south of Steinbach. East of Klein Priebus is located on the bank of the Neisse Polish village Bucze ( Buchenwald ), in the West, however, the military training area of Upper Lusatia connects.
History
History
The place is first mentioned in 1521 as Pribeßgen documented. Already 1552 is done with small Pribiß a nomination with the name prefix. At this time the place is already a capable Muskau. In 1668, the change from parish to parish Priebus Podrosche done.
After the Congress of Vienna, Saxony had to cede to Prussia in 1815 the eastern part of Upper Lusatia. As a result, the place the county Rothenburg (Colonel louse. ) Is assigned.
Beginning of the twentieth century, the city developed into an industrial village. During the construction of light railway Horka -Rothenburg - Priebus that leads towards Klein Priebus by the rechtsneißische Buchwalde that Kleinpriebuser paper mill is connected with a siding on the Neisse it. In 1938, annexation to Buchenwald. After the Second World War Buchwalde is as a result of the Stalinist westward shift of Poland in the Polish-administered territory. Klein Priebus becomes 1945 an independent municipality, in the northern places Podrosche and Werdeck incorporated in 1950.
With the administrative reform in 1952 in the GDR, the community is mapped to the circle white water.
On January 1, 1994, the municipalities Krauschwitz, Sagar, Skerbersdorf, Pechern and Klein Priebus close together for a unified community Krauschwitz. With 181 inhabitants, the village of Klein Priebus is the smallest, 42.6 km ² the largest area predecessor community.
Demographics
In 1552 eight -obsessed man and a cottager named for Klein Priebus. 225 years later, a slight increase can be observed, since 1777 eight economies possessed man, a gardener and four cottagers in Klein Priebus.
The place has a continuous but slow population growth. Although Of the 135 inhabitants in 1825 to the 276 residents in October 1946, is a doubling of the number over a period of 120 years to determine, but the place remains one of the smaller ones in the region. Due to the incorporations of Podrosche Werdeck and in 1950 the figure rises to close to 500, falls within the following decades, however, on an ample third of this value in 1990 from.
As Arnost Muka in the 1880s, a statistic about the Sorbs in Lusatia establishes he not been studied Klein Priebus, since the location is slightly outside the Sorbian language border.