Langhagen

Langhagen is a municipality in the south of the district of Rostock in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern ( Germany ). It is administered by the Office Krakow am See, located in the eponymous city.

Geography

The community Langhagen lies in the forest and lakes region of the lake district and in the south west of the Mecklenburg Switzerland. This long and narrow terminal moraine reaches 106 m above sea level in the mountain near the village of tobacco Carlsdorf. NN. The municipal area on the border with County Mecklenburg Lake forms the watershed between the rivers Warnow and Peene. The cities Teterow and Krakow am See are each about twelve miles away. Langhagen has an approximately 20 -acre share of the natural park Mecklenburg Switzerland and Lake Kummerow. South originated from Langhagen and creates a bigger Kiessee.

To Langhagen include the districts Bergfeld, Carlsdorf, Klaber, Krevtsee and Rothspalk.

History

1451 emerged the place Langhagen first time in a document as Lankauel.

The first mention of Rothspalk 1414 and was called a Moltzan Johann Dietrich as the owner. 1693 bought Clemens Heinrich von Thomstorff the local estate of the holder family man. The family of Thomstorff remained until 1811 in Rotspalk. 1806 began August Ludwig Thomstorff with the construction of the new manor house, after his bankruptcy bought in 1811 by Johann Peter Freiherr von Möller- Lilienstern the manor with the the unfinished mansion. The family of Möller Lilies stone remained until 1928 Rothspalk.

Since 1905 gravel is mined in the community. In addition to some commercial enterprises there are in Langhagen the Protestant John School Langhagen, a Protestant primary school with school type- independent orientation stage in free sponsorship of the Society of Ev. School Langhagen e.V.

In 1886 Langhagen was connected to the railway network ( between Berlin and Rostock. The station was operated until 1999 in passenger transport. Passed through here on 29 December 1941, the Wehrmachtszug W 96 031 due to a switch incorrectly identified on two locomotives. Here 27 people came killed and 33 others were injured.

Another heavy railway accident occurred on 1 November 1964., 44 people were killed and 70 more were injured, some seriously, when an express train from Berlin, who was traveling in the direction of Rostock, ascended to a derailed Kieswagenzug.

Policy

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on 19 March 1998 by the Home Office and registered under No. 152 of the coat of arms role of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Blazon: "In red under two obliquely crossed golden Rodehacken a golden lily. "

The coat of arms was designed by the Schwerin heraldist Heinz Kippnick.

Flag

The flag of the municipality is transverse to the longitudinal axis of the bunting of red, striped gold ( yellow) and red. The red stripes take each quarter, the golden (yellow ) strip takes up half the length of the bunting. In the middle of a golden ( yellow ) strip the coat of arms, which occupies two thirds of the height and one-third the length of the bunting is. The length of the bunting is related to height as 5:3.

Attractions

• The village church built in 1910 in Langhagen
• That arose in the 14th century church in the district of Klaber
• The manor in Klaber. In the 15th century Klaber belonged to the lords of Mügge field, 1517 Wedige of Malt tooth is invested with the Good, the family will retain ownership to 1648th Then the men on Klaber changed frequently until it reached 1797 in the possession of the family of Lowtzow that the well kept until the expropriation in 1945.
• The manor with chapel in the district Rothspalk. In Rothspalk was originally the family of Malt tooth ( Moltzan ) resident. 1693 Rothspalk by Clemens Heinrich was purchased by Thomstorf, in whose family it remained until 1811. Johann Freiherr von Moeller Lilienstern, coming from a Swedish family, bought the estate and let the new manor house built in the classical style. It was rescheduled in 1811 by the architect Joseph Ramee and completed until 1815, the architect was probably bauüberwachende Buisson. The mansion is a single-story stucco building of 13 axes with an elevated basement. The courtyard facade is highlighted by a wide two-storey five-axis central projection with molded triangular pediment. 1928 bought Siegfried Schulz fallen into bankruptcy manor. After his death in 1944 was his wife, Elsbeth Schulz, sole heir. 1930 were carried out by the Agriculture Office Paul Korff from Laage conversions in the manor house and the renovation of the attic. In 1945 the estate was expropriated by the land reform. On the roof ridge of the hipped roof, there was 1949, the Clock Tower. The upstream two flights of curving staircase was removed. In GDR times, refugees were housed in the manor house first, then it was and later used as a school storage room for a Magdeburg factory. After the reunification bought Dr. Andreas Schulz, grandson of the last owner, in 1998, faces the goods back, but without the manor. This acquired in 1997 the family radon, now it was sold again.

• See also: list of architectural monuments in Langhagen

Village church in Klaber

Manor House in Klaber

Manor House in Rothspalk

Traffic

The municipality is located on the regional road 11 of Krakow am See to Teterow that for both cities feeder to the federal motorway 19 (Rostock - Berlin) is. Although the railway line Neustrelitz -Warnemünde runs through the village, the nearest train stations are currently in the neighboring communities large and Wokern Lalendorf, associated with the expansion of the range of the station in Langhagen will be reactivated for passenger, probably from 2014.

Economy

In Langhagen there are several lakes with active gravel mining, a gravel plant and an asphalt mixing plant. In addition, long Hagen has as a location for the recycling industry nationwide importance, as is in place a floor cleaning system, a refrigerator recycling plant and a sorting system for electrical and electronic waste. Furthermore, there are several craft companies and an agricultural cooperative on site.

Personalities

• Gerhard Tolzien ( born February 14, 1870 the district Klaber ), Lutheran theologian and Bishop of Mecklenburg -Strelitz