Schlagsdorf

Schlagsdorf is a municipality in the western part of the North West in Mecklenburg -Vorpommern ( Germany ). The community is managed by the Office Rehna based in the same city.

• 4.1 Tourism
• 4.2 Museum Grenzhus

Geography

The community impact village lies in a hilly, Lakes area, of which the Mechower lake and the Lankower lake, which are on the border of Schleswig -Holstein, were emphasized. The Lauenburgische town of Ratzeburg is located only about 5 miles from Schlagsdorf.

To Schlagsdorf include the districts Holy Land, impact Bruges and Schlagresdorf.

History

For the first time the place is called as Zlavti in the dated to the year 1158 endowment deed of Henry the Lion of the amenities of the diocese of Ratzeburg with lands. In Ratzeburg tithe register of 1230 the parish village is mentioned as Slaukestorp. Also listed are there today districts shock Bruges as Slaubrize and Schlagresdorf as Ratistorp. Over the centuries, these names were ground to its present name. In the communist era Schlagsdorf lay in the middle of the restricted area and could not be reached without special passes. Since reunification, the Municipality of immigration benefits due to their location in the metropolitan area of Luebeck.

Policy

Municipal council

The choice of 7 June 2009 had the following results:

• Shock villages community of citizens 2009: 5 seats
• New Free WG Schlagsdorf: 4 seats
• CDU: 1 seat

Coat of arms

Blazon: " Over blue sign foot, in two silver shaft bars, split; front in gold, a green four-petalled Linden branch; back in Gules, a high cross, surmounted by a golden crown. "

Attractions

→ See also List of monuments in Schlagsdorf

• The brick Gothic village church in Schlagsdorf with choir in 3/6-Schluss; Construction end 12.Jh./Anfang 13th century The baroque altar was created in 1641 by Gebhard Jürgen Titge.
• The standing next to the church very old court Linde.
• Various farmhouses in Schlagsdorf, impact Bruges and Schlagresdorf.

Tourism

In the northern part of the biosphere reserve Schaalsee, at the center Schlagsdorf is increasingly developed in recent years, sustainable tourism.

Museum Grenzhus

The Grenzhus in Schlagsdorf located in the former leaseholders house. Here objects from everyday life are collected, preserved and exhibited at the inner German border. Behind the presentation in dioramas, films and exhibits is the desire, the inner-German border and the causal splitting the world into two politically contradictory systems to raise awareness of future generations. In particular, the question is addressed: how has the inner German border affects people's lives? Additionally, an outdoor complex of original components the schematic structure of the former inner- German border from both sides: east and west.

Grounds with a reconstructed boundary system

East German border at stake Grenzhus

Personalities

• Matthias Carl Gottlieb Masch (1794-1878), theologian, historian, numismatist and heraldist

Transport links

• A few kilometers south leads the federal highway 208 ( Ratzeburg - Wismar - Gadebusch ) over.
• The road from Ratzeburg to Schönberg (connection to the A 20) runs through the district beat Bruges.
• About the neighboring community Utecht and Wakenitzrestaurant bridge at Roth Husen in the town of Gross Sarau is connected to the B207 and the A20 towards Hamburg / Lübeck.