Girm (municipality of Deutschkreutz)
Girm is a village and a cadastral municipality in the market town of Deutschkreutz in Burgenland .
Girm is located west of Deutschkreutz, with which it has grown together. In a deed of donation from the Hungarian King Bela IV from 1245, the place was first mentioned under the name Kurw . Girm came to the Deutschkreutz community in 1936. At that time, 187 citizens of Girm gathered in the parish hall and held a referendum, in which 120 voted to join Deutschkreutz.
A special feature is the plate fountain at the Hofstatt, which was first mentioned in 1245 as a fountain for lepers.
Personalities
- Alfred Zistler (1929–2009), cathedral priest in Eisenstadt, was born in Girm
Individual evidence
- ^ History on deutschkreutz.at
- ↑ Plattenbrunnen on deutschkreutz.at