Radbruch
Radbruch is a municipality in the district of Lüneburg, in Lower Saxony. It has about 2000 inhabitants, a size of 22.54 km ² and is part of the integrated municipality Bardowick.
- 3.1 Structures
- 3.2 Natural Monuments
- 3.3 Sport
- 4.1 traffic
- 4.2 Education
History
The first documentary reference to the place name is found in the chronicle " Memorabilia Historiae Luneburgicae " of 1269th This emerging " Radebrokii " may have been based in the Radbrucher area. The headquarters of Radbruch family was at the beginning of the 15th century may be attached. In the years 1450/51 to a scoring Bailiwick Pattensen Meyerhof is mentioned. In the 16th century, the bailiwick Radbruch was created as a special material within the Bailiwick Bardowick. This was the administrative seat of the Welf possessions in this area.
The Atlas Sheet " Ducatus Luneburgensis. Adiacentiumq.regionum delineatio " (1645 ) by Willem Janszoon Blaeu in the region has a forest named " from Raarbroeck ". Since Broeck and Brook Wetlands designated, it may well have been broken forest. If the " Raar " Latin origin be, this would be an indication of very loose, scattered trees. The more common wheel or wheel - but rather indicates a clearing. A third assumption is the "wheel " could refer to the red color of the ore-bearing water in the area.
In the Kurhannoverschen country recording sheet 67 " Winsen / Luhe ", recorded in 1776, a " Meier Hoff " is listed at the site of the present village. The north adjacent area is referred to as " the Ratth break".
1885 Radbruch member of the district Winsen / Luhe, thus in 1932 an independent municipality in the district of Harburg. 1974 was by the municipality reform of the Samtgemeinde Bardowick and the district of Lüneburg.
Policy
The municipality is part of the Radbruch Parliament Constituency 49 Lüneburg and the Bundestag constituency 38 Lüchow -Dannenberg - Lüneburg.
Parish council
The city council has eleven members and is made up as follows since the local elections on 11 September 2011 along:
- SPD - 6 seats ( 1 ) ( 53.8 %)
- CDU - 4 seats (-1 ) ( 33.5%)
- Green - 1 seat ( ± 0) ( 12.7%)
Culture and sights
Structures
- Shepherd Branch Chapel
- The old forester's house
Natural Monuments
- Radbruch Surrounded forests are characterized by a variety of flora and fauna, making occasionally even rare eagles are to sift through.
Sports
- A sports system with integrated football and beach volleyball court, and an attached tennis courts are available for citizens.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
Radbruch is on the railway line between Hanover and Hamburg and is connected about every hour from the regional metronom with Hamburg -Harburg and Hamburg Central Station and with Lüneburg and Uelzen.
Education
Two kindergartens and a primary school are available in the community.
Personalities
Lived and worked in Radbruch, born 1848 healer Shepherd Philipp Heinrich branch.