Zarpen
Zarpen is a municipality in the district of Stormarn in Schleswig-Holstein.
- 3.1 Coat of Arms
Geography
Zarpen is located on the Heilsau. In Zarpen the Ellerbek opens into the Heilsau.
History
Zarpen was first mentioned in documents in 1189. 1221 was founded the monastery Reinfeld in Zarpen the church. In 1265 Zarpen was awarded the Liibeck law as a city. Also the floor plan shows today on even more that this is a central place in the lands of the monastery was being considered. However, in 1473 the Danish King Christian I sat for a comparison with the abbot of the monastery by that of the independent development of the community was supportive Lubeck law replaced by the more favorable for him Holsten law. Zarpen was a city so until the 15th century. However, the midpoint function already passed to further south, Reinfeld in the Middle Ages of Zarpen. Until 1972, the seat of the Office Zarpen.
The population is mainly Protestant Lutheran.
Dahmsdorf
Dahmsdorf is first mentioned as Adamestorpe 1327. Since the Middle Ages, it belongs to the parish Zarpen. After dissolution of the Cistercian monastery Reinfeld Dahmsdorf came to the old plönischen Office Reinfeld, from 1867 to the parish Bailiwick District Reinfeld. In the 19th century the village consisted of four full- hooves, a Viertelhufe, a Zwölftelhufe and two leasehold sites. It then had about 130 inhabitants. 1889 came Dahmsdorf with the introduction of the Prussian municipal constitution for the District Zarpen. Since 1948 it belonged to the Official Zarpen, since 1972 to the Official North Stormarn.
Incorporations
On 1 January 1975 Dahmsdorf was incorporated into Zarpen, it then had 79 inhabitants.
Policy
Of the 13 seats in the municipal council voters Community HFC has since the municipal election held on May 26, 2013 five seats, the SPD also has five seats and the CDU three seats. The turnout was 63%.
Coat of arms
Blazon: ". Above a silver Wellenschildfuß there under a blue thread shaft a slight left excepted green oak leaf, red in a golden goblet and a golden key with the beard top left"
Structures
The Zarpener church was built from 1221.
Sons and daughters of the town
- Johann Friedrich Callisen (1775-1864), a Protestant clergyman and politician