Bad Oldesloe

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Bad Oldesloe
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Coordinates: 53 ° 49 '  N , 10 ° 22'  E

Basic data
State : Schleswig-Holstein
Circle : Stormarn
Height : 9 m above sea level NHN
Area : 52.6 km 2
Residents: 24,690 (Dec. 31, 2019)
Population density : 469 inhabitants per km 2
Postal code : 23843
Area code : 04531
License plate : OD
Community key : 01 0 62 004
LOCODE : DE BOL

City administration address : 		Markt 5
23843 Bad Oldesloe
Website : www.badoldesloe.de
Mayor : Jörg Lembke (independent)
Location of the city of Bad Oldesloe in the Stormarn district
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Bad Oldesloe (pronounced [ ˌbatˀɔldəsˈloː ] with Dehnungs -e , Bad Oschloe in Low German ) is the district town of the Stormarn district in Schleswig-Holstein ( Germany ). The urban area includes Altfresenburg, Blumendorf, Glinde I, Glinde II, Kneeden, Neufresenburg, Poggensee, Rethwischfeld, Schadehorn, Seefeld, Sehmsdorf and Wolkenwehe.

history

Oldesloe around 1895, with a view of the Peter-Paul Church
Old panorama

The area was already settled in the Stone Age. Flint tools found here were dated to 6000–4500 BC. And are known as the Oldesloer level .

After a geodetic deformation analysis of the place Treva from the ancient map series of Geographike Hyphegesis , which the Institute for Geodesy of the Technical University of Berlin carried out as part of a research project of the German Research Foundation from 2007 to 2010, this historical place was located in the area of ​​today's Bad Oldesloe.

Oldesloe was first mentioned in 1163 as " Tadeslo ". The Schauenburg Counts of Holstein-Stormarn developed the place, which is located in the Saxon-Slavic border area at a Trave crossing on the North Sea-Baltic Sea Road from Lübeck to Hamburg , into an important transshipment point. A customs post is already occupied for 1175 . Around 1238 Oldesloe received the town charter in Luebeck, and in 1370 Count Adolf VIII got the market charter. Since 1289, there was evidence of an infirmary for lepers in front of the city's Hamburger Tor , known as St. Jürgen's Infirmary.

In 1515, due to a royal privilege given to the Lübeck merchant Mathias Mulich, the first of several copper hammers was created on the Beste . In 1529 the Alster-Beste Canal was put into operation and Oldesloe was on the inland waterway connection between Hamburg and Lübeck until shipping was discontinued around 1550. With the Rethwischfeld incorporated in 1972, the area of ​​the Rethwisch Castle, built in 1699, is now part of Oldesloe. The two dukes of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Plön-Rethwisch resided here until 1729 .

On May 22, 1798, a city fire destroyed three quarters of the city.

Bath tub from the spa from 1813; exhibited as a monument in the spa gardens

In 1813 a modern spa (brine, moor and sulfur bath) was put into operation. However, the award of the title " Bad " did not take place until 1910, when the scope of the spa business was almost meaningless again. Despite the fact that it is no longer recognized as a spa, Oldesloe still bears the addition of "bath" to its name. The last salt storage facility on the Trave in Lübeck belonging to the Saline Oldesloe was sold in 1839.

With the connection to the railway network in 1865 ( Hamburg –Bad Oldesloe– Lübeck ), the traveschifffahrt, which had been important for this route until then, was discontinued. The Elmshorn – Bad Oldesloe railway line, opened in 1907 (via Ulzburg and Barmstedt ), was shut down on the Ulzburg – Blumendorf section in 1973.

In the 1930s, Mayor Friedrich Wilhelm Kieling fought in vain for the district administration of the Stormarn district to be relocated from the independent city of Hamburg-Wandsbek to Bad Oldesloe, which led to serious disagreements with District Administrator Constantin Bock von Wülfingen . In the Second World War , after the catastrophic bombing of Hamburg in the summer of 1943, the district administration was temporarily moved from Hamburg-Wandsbek to Bad Oldesloe. Bad Oldesloe itself was also affected by the air war from 1940.

An attack by the Royal Air Force on April 24, 1945 claimed over 700 lives and 300 wounded. Several hundred buildings were totally destroyed or badly damaged. At the beginning of May 1945 the Allies had occupied almost all of Germany. On May 2, 1945, Bad Oldesloe surrendered to the advancing British troops without a fight. Two days later, Hans-Georg von Friedeburg signed the surrender of all German troops in north-west Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark at Lüneburg on behalf of the last Reich President Karl Dönitz , who had previously left the last Reich government in Flensburg - Mürwik .

Since 1949 the district administration, which was only provisionally located in Bad Oldesloe due to the war, has officially been permanently in the city.

Incorporations

In 1928, Blumendorf was incorporated. Fresenburg followed a year later. Rethwischfeld was added on January 1, 1972. With the incorporation of Sehmsdorf on August 1, 1976, the series of incorporations was completed.

Flower village

The farming village of Blumendorf was first mentioned in documents in 1314. It belonged to Gut Fresendorf (Altfresenburg) until it was acquired by Hans von Buchwald zu Schadehorn in 1635 . This converted it into a noble estate .

Manor House Flower Village

In 1755, the then landowner Jacob Levin von Plessen built today's manor house with a gatehouse and gardens. In 1761 the Blumendorf estate came to the von Luckner family . In 1763, two years after Blumendorf, the Schulenburg estate also came into the possession of Nicolaus von Luckner . In 1794, during the turmoil of the French Revolution in Paris, he died on the guillotine. His son of the same name lifted serfdom the following year. In 1827 the estate went to Martin Johann Jenisch , who brought Blumendorf and Altfresenburg back together after almost 200 years. In 1881 the goods fell to Martin Rücker von Jenisch , who was raised to the Prussian nobility and baron status in 1906. His descendant, Martin Freiherr von Jenisch, still owns the two estates today.

In 1889 the manor district came under municipal law to the district of Fresenburg . In 1907, Blumendorf received a train station on the Elmshorn – Bad Oldesloe railway (Elmshorn-Barmstedt-Oldesloer Railway) . Freight traffic has been taking place on the remnant Blumendorf ↔ Bad Oldesloe since the end of passenger operations in 1973. In 1928 the manor district was dissolved and incorporated into Bad Oldesloe. At that time, Blumendorf had 307 inhabitants. From 1950 onwards, new settlements for refugees and displaced persons from East Germany were built on 149 hectares. In the years around 1958 the castle was used as a hospital.

Fresenburg

Gatehouse of the Altfresenburg estate

Fresenburg goes back to a Slavic castle from the 8th century. However, it was not mentioned in documents until 1263 as a noble estate , to which the villages of Poggensee and Seefeld also belonged in addition to the Alt- and Neufresenburg, Poggensee and Schadehorn farms. In 1544 , the landowner Bartholomäus von Ahlefeld settled Mennonites who had fled religious persecution in their homeland in Wüstenfelde near Schadehorn. Even Menno Simons found a home here. Simon's printing works, the Mennokate , can still be visited today. In 1710 the von Buchwaldt family bought the estate. Hugo von Buchwaldt had the still existing manor house built by Christian Frederik Hansen in 1791 . The serfdom was abolished only 1804th With the introduction of the Prussian municipal constitution in 1889, the manor district together with the Blumendorf manor district formed the Fresenburg district . When the estate districts were dissolved, Fresenburg was incorporated into Bad Oldesloe in 1928, at that time it had 638 inhabitants. During the land reform after the Second World War , large parts of the former estate were settled.

Population development

Population development of Bad Oldesloe from 1939 to 2016
Population development
year population
1939 08,281
1954 14,953
1961 15,988
1970 18,360
2002 23,744
2005 24,019
2006 24,071
2007 24,172
2008 24,175
2010 24,322
2011 24,461
2012 24,557
2013 24,477
2014 24,699
2015 24,949
2016 25.005
2017 24,964

religion

Peter and Paul Church

In 1150, Bishop Vicelin consecrated the first known church in Oldesloes, the Petruskirche, which is the predecessor of today's Peter and Paul Church . It is believed that the Petruskirche went up in flames in 1415 when Oldesloe was cremated by Duke Erich V von Sachsen-Lauenburg . A new church was then built on its foundations, which was named "kerke sante Peters unde sante Pawels". The Lutheran Reformation has been in effect in Oldesloe since 1525 . According to an old tradition, the reformer Johannes Bugenhagen is said to have preached in the Peter-Paul-Kirche at the time. In the years before 1537, the Peter and Paul Church was largely burned down by a lightning strike. In order to be able to celebrate services again, in 1542 the roof of the church, which was destroyed down to the outer walls, was covered. Over the past two centuries, attempts were made to repair the church again and again until the decision was made to demolish the Peter and Paul Church due to security concerns. A little later on July 19, 1757, the foundation stone was laid for a new church, which was finally completed in 1763. A roof turret was on the roof of the church until around 1844. The church got its present appearance from the 60 meter high tower built in 1886 in the neo-Gothic style.

Evangelical Lutheran Church Congregation

The Evangelical Lutheran Church Congregation in Bad Oldesloe is the largest parish of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany . This consists of three churches (Peter-Paul-Kirche in Bad Oldesloe, Christuskirche in Rethwisch and Martin-Luther-Kirche in Travenbrück in the district Tralau), five parish halls (three in Bad Oldesloe, one in Rethwisch and one in Travenbrück), six day-care centers , three Protestant cemeteries (Bad Oldesloe, Rethwisch, Travenbrück in the district of Tralau) and a family center .

Evangelical Free Church Baptist Congregation

The community center of the Baptist church is located in the street Am Moordamm . It belongs to the Federation of Evangelical Free Churches .

Islam

It is estimated that around 1,500 Muslims live in Bad Oldesloe.

Others

The Anabaptist movement was very popular in the middle of the 16th century with the arrival of Menno Simons . There was also a Moravian Brethren called Pilgerruh for a short time in Oldesloe in the 18th century .

politics

City Council

The chairman of this body is called the Citizen Word Holder - an official title that is unique in Germany.

The local elections on May 6, 2018 , May 26, 2013 , May 25, 2008 , March 2, 2003 and March 22, 1998 led to the following results in the city:

Parties and constituencies %
2018 		Seats
2018 		%
2013 		Seats
2013 		%
2008 		Seats
2008 		%
2003 		Seats
2003 		%
1998
CDU Christian Democratic Union of Germany 27.16 10 33.26 9 35.93 8 (*) (10) 54.37 15th 39.89
Municipal election 2018
Turnout: 43.91%
(2013: 42.42%)
 %
30th
20th
10
0
27.16%
20.12%
17.74%
15.25%
6.43%
6.11%
3.83%
3.36%
Gains and losses
compared to 2013
 % p
   4th
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
  -6
  -8th
-10
-6.10  % p
-9.70  % p
+ 3.64  % p.p.
+0.56  % p
+ 3.66  % p.p.
+ 0.75  % p.p.
+ 3.83  % p.p.
+ 3.36  % p.p.
Allocation of seats in the city council since 2018
2
7th
5
6th
1
2
10
1
2 7th 5 6th 1 2 10 1 
A total of 34 seats
SPD Social Democratic Party of Germany 20.12 7th 29.82 8th 33.71 9 26.67 7th 44.10
GREEN Alliance 90 / The Greens 15.25 5 14.69 4th 14.44 4th 10.29 3 5.78
FBO Free citizens for Bad Oldesloe 17.74 6th 14.10 4th - 2 (*) (-) - - -
FDP Free Democratic Party 6.11 2 5.36 1 15.92 4th 8.67 2 5.59
LEFT The left 6.43 2 2.77 1 - - - - -
FW Free voters 3.83 1 - - - - - - -
FAMILY Family party of Germany 3.36 1 - - - - - - -
Others - - - - - - - - 4.64
total 100 34 100 27 100 27 100 27 100
voter turnout 43.91% 42.42% 45.37% 52.62%

(*) After leaving the CDU, Heinz Drenkberg and Patricia Rohde founded the Free Citizens parliamentary group for Bad Oldesloe in May 2011 and ran for the 2013 local elections with the community of voters of the same name.

mayor

coat of arms

Blazon : "In red the silver holstein nettle leaf, in it as a bust portrait of the nimbled, blue clad Saint Peter, who holds an upright black key."

In the version of the coat of arms used by the city before 1978, Peter holds a golden key and the nimbus (halo) is also golden.

Town twinning

Solidarity alliances
Name sponsorships
Bad Oldesloe double-decker control car in Berlin-Charlottenburg train station
ICE Bad Oldesloe.jpg

Culture and sights

Theaters and museums

The Mennocate

The listed Mennokate from the 16th century is now a museum in memory of Menno Simons , the namesake of the Mennonites , a free church of the Reformation Anabaptist movement . It was in this building that some of his books such as the Foundation Book were printed.

The local history museum (in the building of the city library) offers a considerable collection from the oldest post-glacial finds to modern times.

Bad Oldesloe does not have a permanent theater building, but has two associations that perform with their productions in different locations. The Oldeslo Stage Association has been performing High German and Low German plays since 1966. The Bad Oldesloe Makes Theater association, founded in 2002, emerged from the Hagelstein - Bad Oldesloe Makes Theater project , which was based on the idea, concept and basic staging of the English director Tim Page. The association organizes extensive open-air theater projects in the city, including 2004 Salzgraf (director: Frank Schröder ) and 2007 Die Witwe von der Hude (director: Sebastian Urs Syrbe). In 2011, the play Marke Bölck , directed by Sven Lange, was premiered in the Kulturhof , which dealt with the factory owner Friedrich Bölck . The same director and author, now as Sven Lenz, staged the play 1848 - Freedom for Oldesloe , in the same location in May 2015 , in which the Oldesloers ' struggle for freedom under Danish rule is thematized.

music

Since March 1, 2006, the local music scene has been organized as "Klangstadt1". At the moment 20 local bands are organized in this group, which has already set up numerous events. On 14./15. In July 2007 the Bad Oldesloe Open Air took place for the first time , which has been called KlangStadt Open Air since 2008 .

Music associations such. B. the marching band Stormarn Magic eV, the marching band Oldesloer Stadtgarde or the marching band The Blue-White Devils find their audience in Bad Oldesloe.

Buildings

The marketplace

The basic structure of the city, which has grown up to Beste and Trave since the Middle Ages, is still clearly recognizable, the original main streets Besttorstraße, Mühlenstraße and Lange Straße (named after Paul von Hindenburg since 1930 ) are now pedestrian zones . Demolitions and new developments, especially since the 1960s, have significantly impaired the old townscape. Only in the Heiligengeistviertel can you still feel the old town atmosphere. The embedding of the old town in its natural surroundings, on the other hand, comes into its own. The city can be explored on foot along the numerous waterways and rivers as well as in the adjacent parks. Although the spa has long since been closed, Bad Oldesloe still has the atmosphere of a spa town, especially in the parks.

Green spaces and recreation

The Brenner Moor , the largest inland salt moor in Schleswig-Holstein, is located on the north-western outskirts of the city (towards Fresenburg) .

Sports

Bad Oldesloe offers three stadiums (Travestadion, Wendumstadion, Kurparkstadion), a hockey and several tennis courts in the Kurpark, an indoor swimming pool and the Poggensee natural swimming pool. Both pools are operated by Vereinigte Stadtwerke GmbH , which also operates the electricity, gas and water supply in Bad Oldesloe.

At the Exer there is the small skate facility "SkateLand" as well as a bicycle sports facility, the so-called "Dirtpark", a mini golf course with a club, a mobile home parking lot with overnight accommodation, a sports hall and, since October 2013, an artificial turf football field.

Various clubs that are known beyond the city limits, such as B. the VfL Oldesloe , the THC "Blau-Weiß" Bad Oldesloe , the Bürgererschützengilde, the SV Türkspor Bad Oldesloe, the SC Union Oldesloe or the Spiridon-Club Bad Oldesloe offer diverse opportunities for sporting activities.

Soccer

In Bad Oldesloe there are three sports clubs with a soccer division.

SC Union Oldesloe

The SC Union Oldesloe currently has two men's teams and three youth teams (G, F and E youth). The 1st and 2nd men are currently playing together in the district class C. The home games are played in the local Kurparkstadion.

VfL Oldesloe

The VfL Oldesloe has currently with three men's teams, two women's teams and numerous youth teams on the biggest football department in the county seat. The first men currently play in the Association League South and are thus the highest playing men's team in Bad Oldesloe. The 2nd men play three leagues lower in the district class B and the 3rd men in the district class C.

After the dissolution of FFC Oldesloe 2000 on June 30, 2014 and the integration of the teams into VfL Oldesloe, the 1st women played in the Schleswig-Holstein League in the 2014/2015 season. However, you did not manage to keep the class, so that the team will compete in the association league from the 2015/2016 season.

SV Türkspor Bad Oldesloe

The SV Türkspor Bad Oldesloe 2005 eV has two men's teams and several children's and youth teams. The 1st men play in the district class A and the 2nd men in the district class B. Both teams play their home games in the Kurparkstadion.

Regular events

The city festival, which takes place every two years, was last held in June 2018. Every time the festival attracts thousands of visitors from all over to the district town on the Trave.

The major annual events include a. the children's bird shooting and the shooting festival. Both festivals begin with a traditional procession through the city and are celebrated on the former parade ground (in short: Exer).

Economy and Infrastructure

Companies

Bad Oldesloe is the headquarters of the cleaning equipment manufacturer Hako , the fire protection company Minimax and the August Ernst distillery . The HEROSE GMBH is a leader in the production of valves for cryogenic applications. The South African pharmaceutical company Aspen Pharmacare operates a plant in the city. The Lindal Group manufactures valves and spray caps. The gift wholesaler Michel Toys has a large distribution center here. Feige GmbH, Abfülltechnik is a leading manufacturer of filling systems for liquid and pasty products. The Sparkasse Holstein (further seat: Eutin ) and the Volksbank Stormarn are also based in Bad Oldesloe .

media

The editorial offices of the “Stormarner Tageblatt” are located in Bad Oldesloe as the local edition of the Schleswig-Holstein newspaper publisher (sh: z) and the local edition of the Lübecker Nachrichten . The Hamburger Abendblatt also publishes a local edition for the Stormarn district, but its editorial office is based in Ahrensburg. In Bad Oldesloe, the advertising papers Markt , Wochenblatt , Blickpunkt and der bote are distributed free of charge . In the Internet there is the portal IN oldesloe and the online daily newspaper Stormarnlive.de , which report regularly from Bad Oldesloe.

In Bad Oldesloe, after years of bottlenecks, there is a large selection of broadband internet services that are not equally available everywhere, but are often only available as the only solution.

In Bad Oldesloe, TV can be received via DVB-T2 and over 30 FM radio programs can be received via antenna. Vodafone Kabel Deutschland operates a nationwide cable network in Bad Oldesloe, and Vereinigte Stadtwerke Media GmbH operates a fiber optic network for DVB-C, Internet and VoIP telephony .

Public facilities

The old town hall with the Gänselieselbrunnen in the foreground
Tax office in Bad Oldesloe

Since the bombing of Wandsbek in 1944, Bad Oldesloe has housed the district administration of the Stormarn district . In addition, the administration of the Bad Oldesloe-Land office is located in the city, but it does not belong to the office itself.

In addition, Bad Oldesloe is the seat of the Stormarn tax office and the Lübeck / Stormarn family benefits office. The Federal Employment Agency and the German Federal Pension Insurance Association each have an administrative headquarters in Bad Oldesloe. The Ratzeburg Police Department operates a police station in Bad Oldesloe with a district area, a criminal police station and a motorway area.

The city of Bad Oldesloe has four volunteer fire departments in the districts of Seefeld, Poggensee, Rethwischfeld and Bad Oldesloe, as well as a local branch of the THW .

education

There are three primary schools (Stadtschule, Klaus-Groth-Schule and Grundschule West). There are also three community schools ( Theodor Storm School, Schule am Masurenweg (elementary and community school) and the Ida Ehre School, a former integrated comprehensive school ), a grammar school ( Theodor Mommsen School ) and a special needs school (school at the Kurpark ).

The Stormarn district vocational school has been located in Bad Oldesloe since 1889 . From 1898 to 1994 there was also an agricultural school. The building of the agricultural school is used today by the vocational school of the Stormarn district, which is currently being restructured into a regional vocational training center (RBZ). The Bad Oldesloe City Library has been housed in the building of the old city school from 1839 since 1977.

traffic

Rail transport

Bad Oldesloe train station

Bad Oldesloe can be reached by rail via the Hamburg – Lübeck railway line, which was opened in 1865 . Since December 15, 2002, the Northern Railway has been running every hour between Neumünster and Bad Oldesloe via Bad Segeberg . In the two decades before, DB operated the route in shuttle traffic only between Bad Oldesloe and Bad Segeberg.

In the past, Bad Oldesloe station was an important hub in rail traffic. The eastern section of the Elmshorn – Bad Oldesloe railway was abandoned after 1973 between Blumendorf and Ulzburg Süd and converted into a cycle path . What has been preserved is a remainder of the route within Bad Oldesloe for the development of the industrial area near Blumendorf. In addition, there was the connection on the Kaiserbahn in the direction of Ratzeburg , which was important before the Second World War (passenger traffic was shut down in 1962, goods traffic in 1971) and the rail connection to Schwarzenbek (passenger and goods traffic was shut down in 1976). These routes have also been dismantled and partially converted into cycle paths. Is operating the route Bad Oldesloe - Bad Segeberg - Wahlstedt - Neumünster whose section Bad Segeberg-Neumünster 1984-2002 in regional rail transport has not been operated,

Bad Oldesloe is over the lines RE8, RE80, RB81 and the line RB82 to the Hamburger traffic group connected (HVV). The RB82 line starts here and ends in Neumünster. Bad Oldesloe is a through station for lines RE8 and RE80, the RB81 ends here; the HVV tariff area ends in Reinfeld. The trains continue to Lübeck in the Schleswig-Holstein tariff . From May to October, the RE8 also runs on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays to Lübeck-Travemünde Strand .

Bus transport

Bad Oldesloe has several city and regional bus routes , which usually run from Monday to Friday. The school transport lines are open to everyone for general use with tickets. On Sundays and in the evening hours of Saturday, a collective call taxi operates in the city area and the districts after registration . All bus lines are integrated into the HVV and NAH.SH tariffs .

Road traffic

Since 1937 the city has been connected to the national road network by what is now the Federal Motorway 1 . Since December 2004, the cities of Rostock and Schwerin can also be reached quickly from the A1 via the new A20 Baltic Sea motorway . The A 21 runs west of the city, with which the cities of Bad Segeberg and the state capital Kiel can be reached quickly. Furthermore, the connection to the A 24 and thus the connection to Berlin is reached via this motorway . The B 75 (parallel to the A 1) also runs through the district town. The B 208 connects the city to the neighboring district of the Duchy of Lauenburg . The north bypass has been relieving the inner city since 1978.

Personalities

People who worked in Bad Oldesloe

  • Menno Simons (1496–1561), founder of the Mennonites, died in Wüstenfelde near Bad Oldesloe
  • Dietrich Buxtehude (around 1637–1707), organist and composer
  • August Mommsen (1821–1913), ancient historian
  • Friedrich Bölck (1877–1940), German entrepreneur (direct sales of margarine and other foods), financial sponsor of the “Gänselieselbrunnen” on the Oldeslo marketplace and the mass wedding in 1927
  • Joachim Erbslöh (1909–2006), German university professor, gynecologist, scientist and author
  • Gerhard Stoltenberg (1928–2001), CDU politician, Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein (1971–1982), Federal Minister for many years, visited the TMS and passed his Abitur there in Bad Oldesloe
  • Tyll Necker (1930–2001), entrepreneur and longstanding President of the BDI
  • Klaus Klingner (* 1935), former Minister of Justice of Schleswig-Holstein (1988–1996), lives in Bad Oldesloe
  • Frank Schepke (1935-2017) 1960 Olympic champion in rowing ( Germany eighth )
  • Heino Jaeger (1938–1997), painter, graphic artist and satirist, buried in Bad Oldesloe
  • Raimund Harmstorf (1939–1998), actor, buried in Bad Oldesloe
  • Michael Michalsky (* 1967), German fashion designer and designer , grew up in Bad Oldesloe
  • Axel Hager (* 1969), beach volleyball player, won the bronze medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, grew up in Bad Oldesloe
  • Roman Rossa (* 1972), actor, went to school in Bad Oldesloe

sons and daughters of the town

literature

  • Sylvina Zander: Oldesloe - The city, the Trave and the water . Wachholtz-Verlag, Neumünster 2008, 416 pages, numerous, partly colored images and maps. ISBN 3-529-07130-7
  • Sylvina Zander: Oldesloe and his bath 1813–1938 . XVI + 239 pages, Husum 2013
  • Wolf Gütschow, Marion Schnitzler: Bad Oldesloe - district town between Trave and Beste . 98 pp., 2002.

Web links

Commons : Bad Oldesloe  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
Wikivoyage: Bad Oldesloe  - Travel Guide

Individual evidence

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  2. ↑ Aasbüttel - Bordesholm . In: Wolfgang Henze (ed.): Schleswig-Holstein topography: cities and villages of the country . 1st edition. tape 1 . Flying-Kiwi-Verl. Junge, Flensburg 2001, ISBN 3-926055-58-8 , p. 148 .
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  5. ^ Institute for Schleswig-Holstein Contemporary and Regional History : VIMU. End of war , accessed on: May 31, 2017
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  7. ↑ The surrender on the Timeloberg (PDF, 16 S .; 455 kB)
  8. ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original dated September 3, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.kreis-stormarn.de
  9. ↑ a b c Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 186 .
  10. ↑ a b c d e f data and facts. (No longer available online.) City of Bad Oldesloe, archived from the original on May 24, 2016 ; accessed on May 24, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.badoldesloe.de
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