Office governance Flöha

Office governance Flöha

Basic data
District Headquarters	Chemnitz
Administrative headquarters	Flea
surface	384 km² (1939)
population	103,261 (1939)
Population density	269 ​​inhabitants / km² (1939)
Location of the Flöha administration in 1905

The Amtshauptmannschaft Flöha was an administrative unit in Saxony . It existed from October 15, 1874 to December 31, 1938 and then as the district of Flöha until June 24, 1952. Today, its area is largely part of the district of Central Saxony in Saxony.

history

On October 15, 1874, new district chiefs and administrative authorities were set up in the Kingdom of Saxony as part of a comprehensive administrative reform, based on the law on the organization of authorities for internal administration of April 21, 1873 in conjunction with the implementing ordinance of August 20, 1874 the districts of the court offices of Augustusburg (excluding the municipalities of Euba , Großwaltersdorf and Kleinhartmannsdorf ), Frankenberg , Oederan , Zschopau (excluding the municipality of Kemtau ) and the municipality of Hohndorf from the Wolkenstein court office, the new administrative authority Flöha was formed. From this point on, the area of ​​responsibility of the court offices remains limited to judicial matters.

Office governors and district administrators

• October 15, 1874 - March 30, 1882: Paul Georg Freiherr von Weissenbach
• April 1, 1882 - April 30, 1882: Dr. Alexis Anselm Rumpelt (interim)
• May 1, 1882-22. February 1884: Dr. Maximilian Forker-Schubauer
• March 1, 1884 - September 30, 1892: Dr. jur. Julius von Gehe
• October 3, 1892 - March 31, 1897: Hans Freiherr von Teubern
• April 1, 1897 - February 28, 1901: Max von Löben
• April 1, 1901 - June 30, 1904: Dr. jur. Kurt Morgenstern (formerly Interior Ministry Dresden)
• July 1, 1904 - September 2, 1909: Karl Dost (formerly Bautzen District Office )
• November 1, 1909 - October 31, 1910: Ernst Thiele (formerly District Headquarters Zwickau )
• November 1, 1910 - 1919: Franz R. Edelmann (formerly District Headquarters Leipzig )
• 1919 - 1921: Friedrich Ilberg (formerly Chemnitz District Headquarters )
• 1921 - 1923: Wolfgang Schettler (formerly Dresden Ministry of Economics)
• 1923 - 1925: Bernhard Kuhnt
• 1925 - 1934: Dr. Karl Richard Oesterhelt (He was then Amtshauptmann in Oschatz and was in August 1937 Kreishauptmann (District President) of Zwickau. In November 1944 he was transferred there in retirement. According to him the Braunsdorfer bridge in Niederwiesaer district is Braunsdorf Oesterhelt bridge called.)
• 1934 - November 1, 1937: Helmuth Haupt (formerly Amtshauptmannschaft Grimma )
• 1938 - 1944: Woldemar Kalkoff
• 1944-1945: Paul Zimmermann
• May 8, 1945 - July 1945: Pavlovsky
• August 1945 - December 1946: bell ringer
• December 1946 - January 1947: Herbert Liebscher (acting)
• January 14, 1947 - 1950: Richard Engelmann
• 1950: Anneliese Gebel (acting)

Administrative headquarters

With effect from October 15, 1874, Flöha received the seat of the official governing body. This made it the only village in Saxony that received an official administration . Initially, it had its offices in the house of the Liebert parish council on Schulberg in Flöha. From the summer of 1875 onwards, construction began in what is now the Plaue district ; Moving in was celebrated in October 1876.

District of Flöha

Due to uniform regulations in the empire, the Saxon authorities were renamed districts from January 1, 1939. The district of Flöha existed within these boundaries until the district reforms in the GDR in July 1952, on June 25, 1952 it was divided into the districts of Flöha , Zschopau , Hainichen and Chemnitz-Land .

Superordinate institution

After the Flöha district administration had initially belonged to the Zwickau district administration, it was subordinated to the new Chemnitz district administration on October 1, 1900 with the administration authorities Annaberg , Chemnitz , Glauchau and Marienberg .

structure

Cities Augustusburg Flöha (city rights from 1933) Frankenberg Oederan Zschopau

Communities Altenhain Auerswalde Börnichen near Grünhainichen Börnichen at Oederan Borstendorf Braunsdorf Breitenau Dittersbach Dittersdorf near Chemnitz Dittmannsdorf Dorfschellenberg Ebersdorf Eppendorf Erdmannsdorf Falkenau Frankenstein Number Garnsdorf Görbersdorf

Gornau Grünberg Grünhainichen Gückelsberg Gunnersdorf Hartha House village Hennersdorf Hetzdorf Hohenfichte Hohndorf Irbersdorf Jägerhof Kirchbach Krumhermersdorf Kunnersdorf Leubsdorf Lichtenwalde Marbach

Memmendorf Merzdorf Metzdorf Mühlbach Neudörfchen Niederlichtenau Niederwiesa Oberlichtenau Oberwiesa Ortelsdorf Plaue-Bernsdorf Sachsenburg Schlößchen-Porschendorf Schönerstadt Thiemendorf Waldkirchen Weissbach Wingendorf Witzschdorf

Estates Auerswalde manor State forest district Augustusburg Börnichen manor State forest district Borstendorf Gut Dittersdorf State forest district Dittersdorf (renamed Einsiedel in 1924) Erdmannsdorf manor Frankenberg State Forest District Manor Krumhermersdorf Share state Forstrevier Lengefeld (renamed Heinze Bank) with the fiscal Kalkwerk Neunzehnhain Manor Lichtenwalde Good new building Plaue state forest district Sachsenburg Chamber Estate Sachsenburg State Agencies Manor Schlößchen-Porschendorf Weissbach manor Wingendorf Manor .

Territorial changes

Between 1918 and 1925 the manor districts that were not owned by the Free State of Saxony were assigned to the surrounding communities. In the years 1948 to 1949 the state estate districts (forest districts) were assigned to the surrounding communities, partly as a result of the land reform .

date	Municipality or manor district	annotation
between 1878 and 1883	Manor district Rittergut Weißbach with Dittersdorf	Division of the independent manor district into the independent manor district Rittergut Weißbach and into the independent manor district Gut Dittersdorf
March 1, 1891	Jägerhof	Incorporation to Schellenberg (Augustusburg)
June 1, 1899	Schellenberg	Renaming to Augustusburg
January 1, 1914	Niederwiesa	Merger with Oberwiesa to form the community of Wiesa
January 1, 1914	Oberwiesa	Merger with Niederwiesa to form the community of Wiesa
1915	Why	Renaming to Niederwiesa
November 27, 1918	Waldkirchen	Renaming to Waldkirchen-Zschopenthal
July 1, 1919	Ebersdorf	Incorporation to Chemnitz
November 5, 1919	Dorfschellenberg	Renaming to Schellenberg
April 1, 1920	Gückelsberg	Incorporation to Flöha
January 1, 1921	Thiemendorf	Incorporation to Breitenau
February 1, 1922	Metzdorf	Incorporation to Hohenfichte
June 1, 1924	Manor district State forest district Dittersdorf	Renaming to the independent manor district Staatsforstrevier Einsiedel
June 1, 1924	Manor district State forest district Lengefeld	Renaming to the independent manor district Staatsforstrevier Heinzebank (part of it belongs to the Marienberg administration)
April 1, 1927	Hetzdorf	Partial amalgamation to Breitenau and Falkenau, at the same time dissolution of the Hetzdorf district
April 1, 1929	Kunnersdorf	Incorporation to Erdmannsdorf
July 1, 1934	Neudörfchen	Incorporation to Dittersbach
July 1, 1935	Großwaltersdorf	Allocation to the Flöha office of the Freiberg office , without the Neuwaltersdorf district (incorporation into the Großhartmannsdorf community )
October 1, 1939	Plaue-Bernsdorf	Renaming to Plaue
October 1, 1939	Schlößchen-Porschendorf	Renaming to Schlößchen
October 1, 1939	Waldkirchen-Zschopenthal	Renaming to Waldkirchen
July 19, 1949	Manor district Landesanstalt Sachsenburg	Partial amalgamation to Irbersdorf and Sachsenburg
July 1, 1950	Ortelsdorf	Incorporation to Gunnersdorf
July 1, 1950	Dittersdorf	Allocation to the district of Chemnitz
July 1, 1950	Bockendorf	Allocation to the district of Flöha from the district of Döbeln
July 1, 1950	Owl Village	Allocation to the district of Flöha from the district of Döbeln
July 1, 1950	Langenstriegis	Allocation to the district of Flöha from the district of Döbeln
July 1, 1950	Riechberg	Allocation to the district of Flöha from the district of Döbeln

literature

• Reiner Groß: History of Saxony . Edition Leipzig, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-361-00505-1
• Bernd Rüdiger: Flöha - from Waldhufendorf to socialist district town . City Council, Flöha 1984, p. 26
• Lothar Schreiter: A Chronicle of Flöha . City administration, Flöha 1998, page 56
• The middle Zschopau area (= values ​​of our homeland . Volume 28). 1st edition. Akademie Verlag, Berlin 1977, p. 19.

Web links

• http://territorial.de/sachsen/floeha/landkrs.htm

Individual evidence

1. ^ Andreas Oettel: On the administrative structure of Saxony in the 19th and 20th centuries . In: State Statistical Office of the Free State of Saxony (Ed.): Statistics in Saxony . 175 years of official statistics in Saxony (Festschrift). No. 1 , 2006, ISSN  0949-4480 , p. 69–98 ( Online [PDF; 6.3 MB ; accessed on December 23, 2012]).
2. ^ Address book Frankenberg in Sachsen 1885, page 8.
3. ↑ http://www.ahnenforschung-liebert.de/pdf/tagebuch_ortelsdorf_1892_1897.pdf
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o} Das Sachsenbuch, Kommunal-Verlag Sachsen KG, Dresden, 1943
5. ↑ ^{a b} Finance Ministerial Gazette for the Free State of Saxony, publisher Finance Ministry, Dresden, 1924
6. ↑ Outline of German administrative history 1815-1945, Volume 14: Saxony, Johann Gottfried Herder Institute, Marburg / Lahn 1982
7. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} lists of the municipalities incorporated since May 1945 and evidence of the breakdown of the independent manor districts and state forest districts, 1952, published by the Ministry of the Interior of Saxony
8. ↑ Federal Statistical Office (Ed.): Municipalities 1994 and their changes since 01.01.1948 in the new federal states. Metzler-Poeschel publishing house, Stuttgart 1995, ISBN 3-8246-0321-7 .