Výkleky

Výkleky ( German Wiklek ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers north-west of Lipník and belongs to Okres Přerov.

Geography

Výkleky extends south of the Oder Mountains in Tirschitzer hills ( Tršická pahorkatina ) along the creek Kyjanka which opens below the village in the America. East of the town is the Steinbruchsee Výkleky.

Neighboring towns are Olešnický Mlýn, Velky Újezd ​​and Vrchní Pila in the north, Staměřice, Zavadilka and Skoky in the east, Dolni Újezd ​​Tupec and Veselíčko the southeast, Pančava, Stani, Svrčov, hyk, Hambálek and Lazníky in the south, Lazníčky, Zákřov and Tršice in southwest, Olešnice, Vacanovice and Doloplazy in the west and Přáslavice and Daskabát in the northwest.

History

The first mention of Wikleck was in 1258, when the Olomouc Bishop Bruno of the castle gave belonging to the episcopal board goods part of the village the Kapitulardekanat Olomouc. The other part was the castle 's servants Helfenstein. A dated 1203 first mention of Wiklek has proven to be forgery. In 1415 the city was designated as Výkleky. 1447 George of Krawarn sold the castle with all the accessories, including a part of Wykleky to wok Sovinec. When Johann sold by Pernštejna on Helfenstein 1548 a part of the rule with the market Horni Újezd ​​with other villages in Erasmus Bobolusk on Veselíčko up of the six subjects of the Helfensteiner proportion of Vajklecy it. In 1573 acquired the Podstatzky of Prusinowitz Veselíčko. The parish registers were performed in Tršice since 1666. The proportion of Kapitulardekanats was reported to 1676 as stipend and then became part of the Olomouc Kapitulargüter. The Fronverpflichtungen the designated " Knížáci " inhabitants of the Kapitularseite were slightly lower than those of the humble after Veselíčko " Panťáci ". Other forms of the name were Výkleky, Wiklek ( 1676 ), Vékleky ( 1719) and Vicleca (1863 ). In 1794 the village consisted of 34 houses and had 236 inhabitants. Until the mid- 19th century the village was always in proportion to the Olomouc chapter and the Counts of Liechtenstein on Podstatzky - Veselíčko submissive.

After the abolition of patrimonial both parts were united in 1850 to a municipality Výkleky / Wiklek in the District Commission Moravian white churches. In 1855 the church was assigned to the district Leipnik, from 1868 she was back to Moravia white churches. 1862 was a quarry. For a large fire burned in 1868 half the village down. After the part of the inhabitants had been in 1819 and 1850, requested a Umpfarrung by Velky Újezd ​​Výkleky was finally umgepfarrt 1884 by Tršice by Velky Újezd ​​. Výkleky consisted in 1900 of 64 houses and 392 inhabitants had. 1908 was a school in the village, has previously been taught in Lazníčky and Tršice. 1915, a second quarry was taken and 1946 followed by a third. The volunteer fire department was formed 1928. 1930 the town had grown to 90 houses in which 453 people survived. In 1938, the quarry workers joined together in a Miners. In 1948, a sawmill on the operation. In 1950, 391 people in 90 houses of Výkleky. In the course of municipal reform of 1960 and the dissolution of the Okres Hranice Výkleky was to January 1, 1961 assigned to the Okres Přerov. 1976 Výkleky was connected to the Local National Committee Lazníky and 1983 incorporated throughout. Since the beginning of 1992 Výkleky again forms a separate municipality. In kindergarten and three single-family homes in 1996 the penetration of radon has been denied. Today, a large part of the population works in industrial enterprises of Marianske Údolí Přerov.

Coat of arms

The colors red and silver in the arms of the bishopric of Olomouc Výkleky symbolize, blue and gold stand for Erasmus of Bobolusk. The club hammer and pimples point to the stone crusher tradition.

Community structure

For the community Výkleky no districts are reported.

Attractions

• Chapel of St. Anthony of Padua, in the southern part of the village I. under a grove of trees, built in 1898 to mark the 50th Jubilee of Emperor Franz Joseph in place of a wooden bell tower
• Steinbruchsee, it is now used for bathing purposes
• Shrine in the hallway Na Močidlech built to commemorate favor of the Napoleonic Wars

Sons and daughters of the town

• January Calábek (1903-1992), plant physiologist, educator, documentary filmmaker and director, a pioneer of scientific Cinematography