Rubkow

Rubkow is a municipality in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald. The community is managed by the Office Züssow based in Züssow. Until 1 January 2005, the village belonged to the Official Ziethenstraße.

Geography and transport

Rubkow is located about eight kilometers north of Anklam. South of the village runs the federal highway 110 and west of State Road 109 The places are a member of the " West-Pomeranian village street ."

Districts

• Boemitz
• Buggow
• Daugzin
• Krenzow

• Wahlendow
• Rubkow
• Zarrentin

History

Boemitz

The Good Boemitz was from time immemorial a Walzengut, ie it moved constantly owners. So were here in the 18th and 19th centuries, the families of Hertell (ca. 1750-1800 ) - Hermann Christoph had built the present manor house. The families of Blank Hahn, of Zansen and Finelius, the latter until 1907, were subsequent owners of the estate. It was followed by the family Grunert, which in 1924 sold the property to the Pomeranian Landsiedelgesellschaft that aufsiedelte the country. The manor house, built in 1750, was sold after 1951 to the circle Greifswald, who used it as a retirement home. After an intermediate phase as a shelter for refugees and displaced persons from Eastern Pomerania and East Prussia in 1945, the house was used until the 1980s, again as a retirement home. The following vacancy should be terminated by a Berlin operation, the manor complex was planned as a holiday home. This expansion came the turn between. Finally, individuals acquired the building and had them converted to a hotel.

Buggow

Daugzin

Daugzin was originally a fief of the Owstin and fell as dowry to Lieutenant Colonel Eickstedt. According to the Swedish land survey of Western Pomerania (1692-1709) was Daugzin together with Ramitzow owned by the wife of Lieutenant Colonel Eickstedt. On April 15, 1763 bought members of the family of Hertell from Boemitz the goods Daugzin and Ramitzow for 38,000 dollars and 100 ducats from the Lieutenant Johann Friedrich Magnus v. Lagerström ( 1738-1775 ). Since when this was in the possession of the two goods, is currently unknown. After the Second World War and due to the land reform, the family of Hertell 1951 was expropriated and expelled. The family vault is in good condition in the church cemetery of St. Mary ( Ziethenstraße near Anklam ).

Daugzin had an area of ​​750 ( Pomm. ) morning. Ramitzow comprised 478 M ( Pomm. morning) 150 R ( Pomm. square rods ). Together these were 1.228 M and 150 R, which corresponds to approximately 805 ha.

Krenzow

Krenzow is a Slavic settlement. The name probably derives from the Slavic words " horseradish " (the plant plantain ) and " Ow " ( the floodplain, the river ) from. The spelling varied over time: Krensow, Krentzow, Crentzow, Crenzow. The place was in 1618 listed as Krensow On the Lubinschen card.

Krenzow presented the Hauptbegüterung in the parish Rubkow dar.. The first known owner of the manor was the rich wealthy and respected noble family Nienkerken that occurred in 1249 with Rudolf de Nienkerke and has gone around the year 1628 with Christoph von New churches. Then were Krenzow ( and Zarrentin ) the property of Steding family on Lentschow. Christoph Adolf von Steding, later major in the Swedish military service, Krenzow sold in 1745 to the office of Captain of Averdieck in Wolgast, who leased it to Johann Friedrich Wilhelm von Owstin. After lease end Averdieck Krenzow sold to the former Hessian Court Marshal Friedrich Ludwig Graf von Bohlen on Karlburg, in turn, on April 24, 1819 sold it ( including the field Mark Zarrentin ) for 196 414 Mark to Hans von Quistorp to pay off his debts to his other possessions, and transferred to Trinity in 1820. The manor house was built in 1835 at the instigation of August from Quistorp. This man was Ferdinand von Schill infantry officer in the campaign in 1809. In 1945 Hans von Quistorp, the same last owner of the family, was arrested by the NKVD and later expropriated. He died in 1948 at the detention center "Five Oaks" in Neubrandenburg. Krenzow was settled in the land reform.

Over the decades, the manor house and the other estate buildings were neglected and rebuilt. The Good Krenzow is a historical monument because it is in the system as one of the best preserved in Vorpommern applies ( Score: Landesheimatverband ). The rare plants in the manor park and the sycamore trees at the village pond are among his specialties. The park is largely preserved, but is mostly neglected.

Wahlendow

Wahlendow was first mentioned in 1344 as " Wolendowe " documentary. The name is not interpreted. In 1462 the place belonged to the monastery Krummin.

Rubkow

Rubkow was first mentioned in 1257 as " Robechowe " documentary. The name of the Slavic foundation should be " cut " or derived from "worm".

Zarrentin

Zarrentin was first mentioned in documents in 1467. The name probably comes from " črŭnŭ " for " black ", so "Dark City ".

Attractions

• Brick church Rubkow of 1257
• Mill in Krenzow
• Manor Boemitz
• Estates of Boemitz, Buggow, Wahlendow, Rubkow, Krenzow and Daugzin
• Large Bronze Age burial mound near Boemitz