Kobeřice u Brna
Kobeřice u Brna, until 1995 Kobeřice ( German Kobe Ritz, formerly Koberzitz ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located seven kilometers south of Slavkov and belongs to Okres Vyškov.
Geography
Kobeřice u Brna is located in the northern foothills of Ždánický on the edge of the Natural Park. The village is situated at the western foot of the Bily Vlk (Wolf Mountain, 381 m ) in the source basin of the creek Kobeřický creek. To the south rises the Písečná ( 374 m) and Kopec in the northwest of Dřínový. A mile east leads the state road I/54 of Slavkov over after Kyjov. In the west and northwest, the village is surrounded by vineyards. To the southeast lies the medieval deserted village Mezilesice and the valley of the brook brook Milešovický a cascade of five storage ponds; at both lower and largest, the Horáček and Nový rybnik a holiday cottage settlement was created. North of the village is a sports airfield.
Neighboring towns are Vážany nad Litavou, Slavkov and Stara Cihelna in the north, Nížkovice and Jalový Dvůr in the Northeast, U Bílého vlka in the east, Zdravá Voda, Silničná and Uhřice the southeast, Dambořice and Velké Hostěrádky in the south, Lovčičky and Milešovice in the southwest, Újezd u Brna in the west and Šaratice, Kavriánov and Hrušky in the northwest.
History
Archaeological finds in the municipality evidence of a settlement of the area since the early days. Special merit in exploring the early history of the place to the Middle Ages acquired Alois Prochazka, who worked as a teacher in Kobeřice 1919-1924.
The first written mention of the village and the church took place in 1283rd older is the detectable since 1210 Mezilesice village. This village was located in a small valley at the northeastern foot of Písečná in Steinitzer forest and went out in the Middle Ages. In Kobeřice were two festivals. Among other things, to the changing owners owned the Vladikengeschlecht of Věžník, the Counts of Kaunitz and the Prince of Liechtenstein.
After the abolition of patrimonial Kobeřice / Koberzitz formed in 1850 a municipality in the district team Wischau. Since the 1920s, the Czechoslovak Hussite Church in the village had a strong inflow and there was a Protestant house of prayer. During the German occupation acted in the surrounding woods of the forest Steinitzer the partisan group Olga, which was also supported by a number of Kobeřicern. Between 1949 and 1960 the village belonged to Okres Austerlitz and came back after his suspension for Okres Vyškov. In 1986 Kobeřice was incorporated into Slavkov. Since 1990 Kobeřice again forms a separate municipality. Since 1 July 1995, the municipality bears the name Kobeřice u Brna
Community structure
For the community Kobeřice u Brna no districts are reported. To Kobeřice u Brna heard the settlement U Bílého vlka ( The White Wolf).
Attractions
- Parish Church of St.. Giles, originally Romanesque building is detectable since 1283. The mural of the Virgin Mary dates back to 1350. In the church there is a sand stone grave of Adam panel of Věžník from 1577
- Solid desert Zámčisko in the forest south of the village Haklík
- Nature Park Ždánický
Personalities
Sons and daughters of the town
- Hubert Ripka (1898-1958), Czechoslovak politician and Minister of Foreign Trade under Edvard Beneš
Freeman
- Alois Prochazka (1875-1940), Moravian archaeologist