Lazinov

Lazinov ( German Lasinow, also Lasinau ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located five kilometers north-west of Letovice and belongs to Okres Blansko.

Geography

Lazinov located at the foot of the mountains of the upper Svratka in the Malá Haná ( Small Hanna ). The village is located on the left side of the Křetínka at the dam Letovice. To the north stretches the forest area Ochoz. South-west rises the Brablecův Kopec (546 m) and west of the Špilberk ( Spielberg, 653 m).

Neighboring towns are Vlkov and Stvolová in the north, Skrchov and Slatinka in the northeast, Meziříčko, Nový Mlýn and Svitavice in the east, Letovice, Kněževísko and Zábludov the southeast, Vranová and Vřesice in the south, Sulíkov and Rozsíčka the southwest, Křetín and Dolni Poříčí in the west and Prostřední Poříčí Horni Poříčí and Študlov in the northwest.

History

The settlement of the valley of the Křetínka began in the first half of the 11th century. Was first mentioned in writing that pertains to the rule Letovice village in 1420. Owners at that time were the lords of Lomnitz. 1447 Letovicer the goods were halved. One half were given the lords of Lomnitz, the other sold Eliškas of Ronow second husband Milota of Tvorkov to Vanek of Boskowitz. There was no separation, the Boskovice and Lomnitzer possessed the castle, the town, the villages and forests each half. 1499 fell to the Boskovice half of the reign of Letovice Ladislav Boskowitz. He later bought Lomnitzern their half share of Lazinov from. Svitavice which is detectable also in the 15th century, had a population in the 16th century. Over time, the village also Lazonov, Lazenovice or Lazinov was called. 1635 Svitavice was called desolate. In hooves Register 1674 16 property are reported for Lazinov. 1790 lived 156 people in the 19 houses of the village. South of the village was located on the river the mill. At the beginning of the 19th century manorial mill was built in the Křetínka floodplain. Between the mill and Svitavice a row of houses was the Stavení were called. In 1834 the town had 211 inhabitants and had grown to 35 houses. Until the mid-19th century Lazinov remained subservient always Letovice.

After the abolition of patrimonial Lazinov formed in 1850 a municipality in the district team Boskovice. Since the end of the 19th century, the place is called Lazinov. In 1900 Lazinov consisted of 42 houses and 352 inhabitants had. The weaving mill was rebuilt after closure to a residential building. 1930 burned down the former weaving mill building and was demolished afterwards. With the beginning of 1961 the church was assigned to the Okres Blansko. In 1972 to 1976, the construction of the dam Letovice. This required the lower part of the village, the settlement Stavení and mill are removed. In addition to 32 houses, this also affects the fire station and the transformer station. The majority of the inhabitants of the houses vacated were asked in Letovice available Ersatzwohnbauten. Since the road from Letovice after Křetín also lay in the flood area, she was on the right side traced out on the new storage space at Vranová. Consequently Lazinov was cut off from all the main access roads to the surrounding villages. Between 1982 and 1992 Lazinov was incorporated to Letovice. Since 1999, the municipality performs a coat of arms and banners. Lazinov today consists of 80 houses, 50 of which are permanently inhabited. Gepfarrt the village has ever claimed Letovice.

Community structure

For the community Lazinov no districts are reported. To Lazinov heard the monolayer Svitavice ( Switawka ).

Attractions

• Bell Tower, he was probably in the 19th century. During the First World War, dating from the 1832 Bell was drafted in 1922 and purchased a new bell and consecrated.
• Cast- iron cross from 1860
• Grade II listed farmhouse
• Špilberk, viewpoint over the valley of Křetínka
• Dam Letovice