Kobierzyce

Kobierzyce ( German: Koberwitz, 1937-45 Rößlingen ) is a village and also the seat of the eponymous municipality in the powiat of Wroclaw Lower Silesian Voivodeship in Poland.

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  • 6.2 Notes and references

Geography

Kobierzyce is located in the Silesian Lowland on the European road 67 to the nearest links to the A4 motorway is ten kilometers away. There also the northern boundary of the municipality to which the city of Wroclaw connects runs.

History

The first documentary mention of the place Cobliwiz comes from a document of the Wroclaw Duke Henry III. from the year 1257th Already in 1333 appeared with the Good Koberwitz, which until 1937 valid location name.

In Koberwitz the railway line opened in 1898 on Schönberg Bankwitz branched off after Heider village of the 1885 opened railway line Wroclaw Stroebel. Through the village led the national route 116 ( Wroclaw Glatz ).

The manor belonged to the large sugar factory in Klettendorf in Wroclaw, which until 1945 under the name renamed " Vom Rath, Schoeller & Skene ".

In June 1924, organized by Rudolf Steiner on the estate of Count Carl von Keyserling ( 1869-1928, married since 1899 with Joan of Skene ( 1879-1966 ) ) a multi-day course on Biodynamic agriculture. In September 1999, in honor of Rudolf Steiner placed a plaque on the facade of the castle Kobierzyce.

As a result of World War II Koberwitz 1945 as almost all of Silesia was lost to Poland and was renamed in Kobierzyce. The German population was far as it was not previously evacuated or fled, driven out. After the political changes of 1989, the community experienced a rapid growth due to its proximity to the thriving business location Wroclaw and the A4 motorway. According to the municipality of over 1.6 billion euros were invested by foreign companies and the creation of approximately 6,000 jobs - especially in the industrial area in the district Węzeł Bielański Bielany Wrocławskie close to the A4 with the huge Centrum Bielany with many building products, fixtures and hypermarkets. In the district Biskupice Podgórne also a plant for liquid crystal displays built by the LG.Philips LCD from 2005, of which the municipality together with the newly emerging suppliers by 2015 hopes 20,000 new jobs.

Population Development

The population figures of Kobierzyce (including Gutsbezirk; subsequent figures refer to the entire rural community ):

Community

The rural community Kobierzyce covers an area of ​​149.11 km ², with around 15,000 inhabitants. To the municipality next to the main town Kobierzyce include the following locations:

  • Baki ( Wilhelm Thal )
  • Bielany Wrocławskie ( beggars )
  • Biskupice Podgórne ( Bisch joke on mountains; 1937-45: Linden on the mountains )
  • Budziszów (Book wit; 1937-45: Book N.S. )
  • Chrzanów Magnice ( Zaumgarten - Magnitz; 1937-45: Magning )
  • Cieszyce ( Seschwitz; 1937-45: Trostdorf )
  • Dobkowice (Duck joke; 1937-45: Good Village )
  • Domasław ( Domslau )
  • Damianowice ( Damsdorf )
  • Jaszowice ( Jäschwitz; 1937-45: Hanns field N.S. )
  • Królikowice - Nowiny ( Krolkwitz; 1937-45: Weidmannsau - New )
  • Krzyżowice ( Schlanz )
  • Księginice ( Kniegnitz; until 1908: Polish Kniegnitz; 1937-45: Elfhofen )
  • Kuklice ( Guckelwitz; 1937-45: Mountain Huben )
  • Małuszów ( Malsen )
  • Owsianka ( Haberstroh )
  • Pełczyce ( Peltschütz; 1937-45: Busch field )
  • Pustków Wilczkowski (stone)
  • Pustków Żurawski ( Puschkowa; 1937-45: Hubertushof )
  • Rolantowice ( Lorankwitz; 1937-45: Roland mill)
  • Solna ( United Sägewitz; 1937-45: blessing)
  • Ślęza ( Tan )
  • Szczepankowice (Schön Bankwitz; 1937-45: Schönlehn )
  • Tyniec Maly ( Small Tinz )
  • Tyniec nad Ślęza ( United Tinz a tan d )
  • Wysoka ( Wessig; 1937-45: Bergmühle )
  • Wierzbice (random joke; 1937-45: Konrad Site)
  • Żerniki Małe - Racławice Wielkie (small Sürding - Haidänichen )
  • Żurawice (Schauer joke; 1937-45: free field)

Attractions

  • Castle in Kobierzyce Neo-Renaissance ( Seat of the municipality )
  • Neo-baroque palace in Biskupice Podgórne with extensive castle grounds
  • Half-timbered mansion in Bielany Wrocławskie from the 16th century
  • Late Romanesque St. Michael's Church ( kościół Sw. Michała Archanioła ) in Tyniec nad Ślęza from the 13th century Baroque interior and a tower from the 16th century. Outside the church there is a statue of the Czech patron saint John of Nepomuk from 1733
  • Late Gothic Church of the Assumption ( kościół Wniebowzięcia Marii Panny Najświętszej ) in Tyniec Maly from 1493 to 1516 with a wry, low bell tower

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Berthold Karwahne (1887-1957), politician (KPD, NSDAP)
  • Erich Hasse (1897-1945), civil servant and politician ( NSDAP)

References

Voivodeship (Poland) Vehicle registration plates of Poland A4 autostrada (Poland) Wrocław Gmina Sugar refinery LG Display Alexander Duncker Baroque Revival architecture Czernica, Wrocław County Gmina Siechnice
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