Příbor

Příbor ( German Freiberg in Moravia ) is a city in north-eastern Moravia in the Czech Republic. It extends along the banks of the river Lubina. On three sides it is surrounded by foothills of the Beskydy Mountains with views of Štramberská trúba, castle Hukvaldy and Radhosť. The town has 8,789 inhabitants (as of 31 December 2003) on an area of ​​22.14 km ².

History

The town was founded during the initial colonization phase of Moravia. Was first mentioned in 1251 in a Vriburch confirmation certificate of Margrave Ottokar for Frank Hückeswagen establishing a church. Since 1294 there was a bailiwick in Vriburch. Over time, the name changed in Freiberg or Przybor. The city, which came to the bishopric of Olomouc in the 14th century, marked by the school system. A major contribution to this was at the High School of Piaristen, which was founded in 1694. Led by the parish school was already 1541st After the establishment of the teaching institute in 1875, the city became a center of education in north-east Moravia.

In 1881 the city received a station on the newly opened railway line Studénka - Štramberk.

Community structure

The Příbor consists of the districts Hájov ( Heinsdorf ) Prchalov ( Prchalau ) and Příbor ( Freiberg ) and the local documents Benátky ( Benatek ) Drahy ( Weska ) and Klokočov ( Klogsdorf )

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Miroslav Bajer (1924-1979), Associate Professor, Dean of the mining geological faculty at the Mining University in Ostrava
  • Marie Bayerová (1922-1997), was Czech translator of German works and philosopher.
  • Vladimír Birgus (born 1954 ), photographer, historian, professor at the FAMU in Prague
  • Berthold Bretholz (1862-1936), historian, editor of Cosmas Chronicle Chronica Boemorum, longtime director of the State Archives in Brno
  • Joseph Ignatius Buček (1741-1821), university professor and writer
  • Bonifác Buzek (1788-1839), writer, philologist, teacher
  • Dorn Kreil Achácius Václav, nobleman of Eberhard (1811-1893), rector of the Piaristen College in Prague
  • Eugen Dostal (1889-1943), university professor and art historian
  • Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), founder of psychoanalysis
  • František Juran (1870-1939), Painter
  • Josef Kresta, writer
  • Ferdinand Pokorny (1846-1919), chemist, historian and writer home
  • Vaclav Pokorny (* 1918), pharmacists, Music Composer
  • Mořic Remeš (1867-1959), chemist, writer
  • Stoklas Eugen (1882-1963), poet, poet, translator
  • Josef Ulrich (1815-1867), painter
  • Gregor Wolny (1793-1871), topographer, writer
  • Moritz Zeisler (1856-1911), actor

Lived in Příbor

Attractions

  • Protected city monument reserve
  • Churches of St. Valentine (originally 1596, rebuilt 1626 )
  • Sigmund Freud Museum: The reconstructed according to historical documents Sigmund Freud's birthplace was built in 2006.
  • Tenement houses and architecture
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