Schönau im Schwarzwald

Schönau im Schwarzwald is a town in the district of Lörrach in Baden- Württemberg.

  • 2.1 religions
  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Mayor
  • 3.3 Coat of Arms
  • 3.4 Town twinning
  • 4.1 traffic
  • 4.2 Established businesses
  • 4.3 Court
  • 4.4 Education
  • 5.1 freeman
  • 5.2 Sons and daughters of the town
  • 5.3 personalities who have worked on site or act

Geography

Geographical location

The state-approved climatic health resort of Schoenau in the Black Forest is located in the upper meadow valley at the headwaters of the great meadow, surrounded by the elevations of the southern Black Forest, in 517-1309 meters above sea level.

More than 80 percent of the area is covered by forest.

Neighboring communities

Clockwise ( starting from the north ): Aitern, Utzenfeld, Todtnau, Tunau, Wembach, Fröhnd and Schoenberg.

Boroughs

Schoenau in the Black Forest include the town of Schönau im Schwarzwald, and the municipality of parts fire and Schönenbuchen.

History

Schönau was first mentioned in the year 1113. The location and surrounding area belonged to a community of heirs, which included among others, the Lords of Waldeck and Eichstetten. Through donations from the area came to the monastery of St. Blaise and thus leading Austria. 1805 came Schönau for newly created Grand Duchy of Baden. 1809 became Schönau city rights, which were denied her in 1936 and 1950 granted again.

Religions

Policy

The city is the seat of the local government association Schoenau in the Black Forest, which includes the communities Aitern, Böllen, Fröhnd, Schönau im Schwarzwald, Schoenberg, Tunau, Utzenfeld, Wembach and Wieden.

Parish council

The council are after the local elections of 7 June 2009, in addition to the mayor as chairman twelve members. The choice was as follows:

Mayor

Coat of arms

The blazon of the arms is: " In split front plate in red with a silver bar, back in blue a broken inverter golden deer. "

Twinning

The town of Schönau maintains partnership relations with Villersexel in the Haute- Saône in France since 1974.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Schönau by the federal highway 317 ( Weil am Rhein - Titisee -Neustadt ) linked to the national road network. The city was from 1889 to 1966 by the railway line cell in the meadow valley - Todtnau, a narrow gauge railway, connected to the national rail network.

Established businesses

Has a long tradition, the production of brushes in Schoenau. Adjacent to the former Black Forest " Brush Mecca " Todtnau a brush industry in Schoenau had developed in the 19th century. Today, three companies manufacture brushes: Ranir GmbH (formerly Frisetta Kunststoff GmbH ), Interbros GmbH (both toothbrushes ) and the Frank Brush GmbH (shoe brushes and industrial brushes ). In total, the brush produced per year Schönau has long since surpassed the neighboring Todtnau.

Germany-wide known Schönau was his " current rebels" in the 1980s. The citizens' initiative began after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster to get involved in energy policy. In July 1997, finally took over - the first time in the history of the Federal Republic - a group of citizens (and other ) power to the community by purchasing the power from the former utilities power plants Rheinfelden. Today, the power supply nuclear- free electricity Schönau GmbH (EWS ) is operated.

The companies have joined local residents in 2002 to an initiative group Upper meadow valley ( IOW ), in order to shape the infrastructure of the Upper meadow valley both for local companies as well as for the people living here attractive.

Court

Schönau offers a district court, which belongs to the district court district of Waldshut -Tiengen and Higher Regional Court of Karlsruhe.

Education

In addition to an urban high school Schönau has with the book Fire School a primary school and in cooperation with Todtnau a community school. There are also two kindergartens in the city.

Personalities

Freeman

  • Diesslin Adolf (1853-1917), Grand Ducal forester
  • Josef Eduard Schlageter (1855-1938), father of Albert Leo Schlageter
  • Eduard Böhler (1878-1964), clergyman Council
  • Fritz Rueb (* 1925), founder of the company FRISETTA (now Ranir GmbH and Nilit Plastics Europe GmbH & Co. KG )
  • Anton Gromer ( born 1931 ), manager of the company HEINZMANN

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Caspar Molitoris (1504-1571), abbot of St. Blaise
  • Fridolin Dietsche (1861-1908), sculptor
  • Henry Steiger (1862-1943), politician and Prussian Minister of State for Agriculture ( center )
  • Franz Bläsi (1893-1963), educator and politician ( CDU), Mayor of Bruchsal, Member of Parliament
  • Albert Leo Schlageter (1894-1923), German Freikorps fighters
  • Klaus -Dieter Osswald (* 1937), politician and member of the Bundestag
  • Joachim Loew (* 1960), German football player and coach. Since August 1, 2006 national coach of the German national football team
  • Markus Löw ( born 1961 ), former football player and current coach

Personalities who have worked on site or act

  • Michael Sladek ( b. 1946 ), physician and environmental activist; Co-founder of EWS Schönau
  • Ursula Sladek (* 1946), co-founder of the EWS Schönau
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