Fischerhude

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Fischerhude
Spots Ottersberg
Coordinates: 53 ° 7 ′ 0 ″  N , 9 ° 3 ′ 30 ″  E
Height : 8 m
Area : 37.94 km²
Residents : 3195
Population density : 84 inhabitants / km²
Incorporation : July 1, 1972
Postal code : 28870
Area code : 04293
Fischerhude (Lower Saxony)
Fischerhude

Location of Fischerhude in Lower Saxony
The Wümme on the southern outskirts
The Wümme on the southern outskirts

Fischerhude is a place on the Wümme in the district of Verden , Lower Saxony and the district of the borough Ottersberg . It is located on the Hamburg – Bremen long-distance cycle route .

history

Otto Modersohn Museum

Belonging to the parish of Wilstedt , Fischerhude was first mentioned in 1124 as a property of the Rastede Monastery as Widagheshude an der Wemmo . In 1190 the place was called Widigeshude . Later the patronage of the church in Wilstedt passed from the abbot of Rastede to the Counts of Oldenburg and remained in the possession of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg until the 19th century.

After Heinrich Breling and Wilhelm Heinrich Rohmeyer settled in Fischerhude in 1908 , it developed into an artists' colony . This was followed by Otto Modersohn , Hans book , Clara Rilke-Westhoff (wife of Rainer Maria Rilke ) and her brother, the painter Helmuth Westhoff , composer Karl Gerst Berger and the writer Diedrich Speckmann . With his sister-in-law, the sculptor Amelie Breling , Jan Bontjes van Beek set up a ceramics workshop in 1922, which has been running the Fischerhuder Kunst-Keramik brand since 1925 .

With the municipal territorial reform in 1968 the localities Fischerhude and Quelkhorn were merged. On July 1, 1972, Fischerhude was incorporated into the unified community of Flecken Ottersberg.

politics

Since 1972, Fischerhude has belonged to the unified community of Flecken Ottersberg in accordance with the municipal administrative and territorial reform.

The district of Fischerhude / Quelkhorn is represented by a local council in the community. Wilfried Mittendorf (FGBO) has been the local mayor since November 22, 2011.

After the local elections in 2011, the local council also includes two representatives each from the SPD , the CDU , the Greens and a representative of the Free Green Citizens List Ottersberg, who is mayor.

Attractions

Church of Our Lady

The sights of Fischerhude are:

  • the 29 meter high Mühlenberg with the Dutch windmill built in 1880 owned by the Parzival farm
  • the local museum Irmintraut, an old farmhouse in Lower Saxony, set up as a local museum
  • the Modersohn Museum with works by Otto Modersohn
  • “Kunstverein im Buthmannschen Hof” with a collection of Fischerhude painters
  • the Wümme , which flows through the place with its natural river arms. Since July 1, 2006 - "Fischerhuder Wümmewiesen" nature reserve Area (750 hectares) of national relevance (GR area) connects to the Bremen nature reserve Borgfelder Wümmewiesen in the west. A beaver was spotted in 2011.
  • the churchyard wall: The old gravestones from the cemetery in Wilstedt are built into the wall of the churchyard. Fischerhude belonged to the Wilstedt parish , which is why the path west of Quelkhorner Berg is also called Wilstedter Kirchweg.
  • The northern room in the Berkelmann Inn was designed by the Bremen architect Eduard Scotland .
    Fischerhude war memorial

Regular events

  • During the May Festival on May 1st, the local associations organize a parade consisting of numerous decorated carriages, music bands and association groups and then celebrate on the Maiwiese. The individual cars assessed and demonstrated.
  • The folklore evening , organized by changing associations, takes place on the evening of May 1st with performances by various local artists and a theater performance.
  • The Christmas market takes place on the 3rd Advent.
  • In the summer and New Year's runs, the children run one kilometer, the other participants five or ten kilometers. Fundraising campaigns for projects accompany this event.

societies

  • TSV Fischerhude-Quelkhorn
  • Society Otto Modersohn Museum
  • Heimatbund
  • Fishing club
  • Shooting club
  • Kunstverein Fischerhude in Buthmanns Hof
  • Friends of chamber music Fischerhude / Quelkhorn - Fischerhude court concerts in Buthmanns Hof
  • mixed choir
  • Riding and car pool Fischerhude
  • Equestrian Club Fischerhude
  • Local fire brigade and youth fire brigade Fischerhude-Quelkhorn

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the place

Grave of Olga Bontjes van Beek

Other personalities

Grave of Otto Modersohn

Artists who worked in Fischerhude

Other personalities related to the location

See also

literature

  • Johann-Günther König : Fischerhude. The history of a village , Brockkamp Verlag, Bremen 1982, publisher: Freundeskreis Fischerhude e. V., ISBN 3-922496-40-7
  • Jürgen Schultze [eds.], Johann-Günther König, Günter Busch, Gerhard Gerkens: Artists in Fischerhude , Brockkamp Verlag, Bremen 1984, ISBN 3-922496-60-1
  • Jürgen Bischoff: Brown times with white spots. How the past was dealt with in the artist village of Fischerhude. In: Stern No. 47, 1985, p. 24 ff.
  • Manfred Ringmann: Alt-Fischerhude. Highlights on settlement, economic and church history. In: Heimat-Rundblick . History, culture, nature. No. 102, 3/2012 ( autumn 2012 ). Druckerpresse-Verlag , ISSN  2191-4257 , pp. 28-31.
  • Uwe Dammann: The village of artists and farmers. Special page of the Weser-Kurier , September 14, 2012.
  • To a cigarette with Helmut Schmidt. “About experiences among artists.” In: ZEITmagazin No. 52, December 17th, 2008.
  • Hannes Heer : Fischerhude - A German Village in the Nazi Era (NDR, 1980, 45 minutes)

Web links

Commons : Fischerhude  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Document of September 27, 1124: Pope “Calixtus II” confirms the rights and possessions of the Rastede monastery; Copy in Johann Martin Lappenberg (Ed.): Hamburger Urkundenbuch, first volume , Perthes, Besser & Mauke, Hamburg 1842, p. 127 f.
  2. ^ 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. 247 .
  3. ↑ Harsh tones after the Kreiszeitung.de election on November 24, 2011.
  4. ↑ Composition of the councils after the 2011 local elections . Website of Flecken Ottersberg.
  5. ^ Website of the Parzival-Hof
  6. ^ Website of the Otto Modersohn Museum