Pokrzywnica, Opole Voivodeship
Nettle joke, Polish Pokrzywnica, is a village and mayor's office in Poland. It belongs to the municipality Reinsch village in powiat Kędzierzyńsko - Kozielski, Opole Voivodeship in Upper Silesia.
Since January 11, 2011 Nettle joke is officially bilingual (Polish and German ).
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History
Nettle joke was first mentioned in a document from 1285. Since 1740 the village was a St. Sebastian 's Chapel, which was replaced on 26 May 1911 by the newly built St. Sebastian Church. 1847 was a Catholic school, but had only one class. Previously the children had attended school in Juliusburg. 1903, the school was expanded and in 1936 built a new, larger school. The opening of the railway line Kędzierzyn - German Rasselwitz on 1 December 1876 ( length 33.6 km, with further connection towards Neisse ) nettle joke received a railroad connection. From 1914 to 1920, the road from Cosel by Wiegschütz - nettle joke - built Twardawa after Oberglogau ( National Highway 115). In 1920, the local power cooperative began planning the electrical power supply. On December 17, 1927 Nettle joke was connected to the power grid.
In the plebiscite in Upper Silesia on March 20, 1921 596 votes were cast in hives joke of 610 eligible voters. Of these, 532 agreed ( 89.2 %) to remain in Germany, and 64 (10.7%) for a connection to Poland. There were no abstentions. Consequently, the village remained in the Weimar Republic. In 1922 the volunteer fire department was established and a fire station on the site, formerly the wooden chapel stood on the built in 1958. 1930 bought the Silesian Siedlungsgesellschaft the butter Dairy Farm in hives wit and built 13 settlers points, moved in twelve families from Westphalia in the. In 1943 in Nettle wit a working command of British POWs from the POW camp Lamsdorf ( Stalag VIII B) was housed. After the Red Army had crossed the Oder at Cosel, nettle joke was backed by parts of the 344th Infantry Division. In hives joke division own assault guns of Captain Lederer and parts of the artillery regiment had taken a position. Commander of this regiment was Colonel Peewitt. On March 18, 1945 at 02:00 clock nettle joke was occupied by the Red Army.
After the Second World War nettle joke was made as Pokrzywnica under Polish administration and belongs to the signing of the German - Polish Border Treaty since January 16, 1992, under international law to Poland. By 1949, a Polonization of not fleeing residents was conducted. Residents who did not agree with it, were sold. There were not all the inhabitants fled or were expelled, a German minority could hold. In the fall of 1945, 19 families from the eastern part of Poland (about 150 people) were resettled. Most of them came from Hanaczów. In January 1946, nettle joke was part of the rural community Wiegschütz. Since 1948, the football club LZS Pokrzywnica exists. The first games were held on the premises of the training area until the new football field was completed at the edge of the forest on the road to Twardawa. On January 1, 1973, a new administrative reform took place as a result of those hives joke was connected to the rural community Reinsch village, to which it belongs today. In the first half of the 1980s was in hives joke an episode of the TV series " blisko, coraz bliżej " rotated.
Population Development
The population figures of nettle joke:
Attractions
- Neo-Baroque parish church of St. Sebastian with Art Nouveau touches, built in 1910/1911, with an avenue of lime trees leading to the church
- At the Church of St. John of Nepomuk John of Nepomuk, a character from the first half of the 19th century
- St. Florian's figure in front of the fire station
- Wayside shrines and crosses in hives joke and its surroundings
- Nettle witzer forest, about 200 hectares