Hennef (victory)

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Hennef (victory)
Map of Germany, position of the city of Hennef (Sieg) highlighted

Coordinates: 50 ° 47 '  N , 7 ° 17'  E

Basic data
State : North Rhine-Westphalia
Administrative region : Cologne
Circle : Rhein-Sieg district
Height : 68 m above sea level NHN
Area : 105.89 km 2
Residents: 47,290 (Dec. 31, 2019)
Population density : 447 inhabitants per km 2
Postal code : 53773
Primaries : 02242, 02243, 02244, 02248
License plate : SU
Community key : 05 3 82 020
LOCODE : DE HEF
City structure: 89 districts

City administration address : 		Frankfurter Strasse 97
53773 Hennef (Sieg)
Website : www.hennef.de
Mayor : Klaus Pipke ( CDU )
Location of the city of Hennef (Sieg) in the Rhein-Sieg district
Rheinland-Pfalz Bonn Köln Kreis Euskirchen Oberbergischer Kreis Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis Rhein-Erft-Kreis Alfter Bad Honnef Bornheim (Rheinland) Eitorf Hennef (Sieg) Königswinter Lohmar Meckenheim (Rheinland) Much Neunkirchen-Seelscheid Niederkassel Rheinbach Ruppichteroth Sankt Augustin Siegburg Swisttal Troisdorf Wachtberg Windeckmap
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Hennef from the air
Hennef Center, aerial view

Hennef (Sieg) is a town in the Rhein-Sieg district in North Rhine-Westphalia with around 100 villages on the Sieg River . The number of localities is even higher if one takes into account the districts that are grouped into localities. This is why Hennef is also known as the “City of 100 Villages”.

geography

Geographical location

Hennef is located between Bergisches Land and Westerwald at the beginning of the valley of the Sieg , about 30 km as the crow flies south-east of Cologne and 14 km as the crow flies in an east-northeast direction from Bonn . The highest point in the urban area is a good 285  m above sea level. NHN reached on the edge of the Eichholz district , the lowest at almost 60  m above sea level. NHN an der Sieg near the district of Stossdorf .

In the west, Siegburg and Sankt Augustin border the urban area, in the north the communities Neunkirchen-Seelscheid and Ruppichteroth , in the east the community Eitorf , in the southeast the association community Asbach in Rhineland-Palatinate and in the south Königswinter .

City structure

The area of ​​the city is about 105 square kilometers. This makes Hennef the second largest municipality in the Rhein-Sieg district after Windeck . Hennef consists of the center, which has grown together with Geistingen in the southwest and Warth in the east, as well as other, in some cases widely dispersed, villages. The railway line separates the districts of Geistingen and Warth on one side and Hennef on the other. Several level crossings and a bridge cross the railway line. However, there is sometimes a kilometer between the crossing possibilities for cars.

Frankfurter Strasse (formerly B 8 , today Landesstrasse 333 ) runs through the city center . On both sides, next to the city with commercial retail, there are mainly residential areas - interrupted by a few mixed areas. In the east of Hennef - on Hossenberg - a new industrial area has been created. In addition, on the edge of the center in the Geistingen district, there is the approximately 50,000 square meter area of ​​the spa park, which is advertised as a special area for recreational purposes. The town hall is, together with the market square, in the center of Hennef on Frankfurter Straße and near the Sieg. The rest of the Hennef city center is mainly designated as a residential area.

Hennef wants to win . Since 2005, the newly designed Chronos area has had a continuous waterfront promenade that cyclists and pedestrians can use. Alternatively, you can get to Sieg via a bike and hiking trail. In the Weingartsgasse district, there is a restaurant with outdoor dining right by a footbridge over the Sieg.

In addition to the western industrial area in Stossdorf, in which several large companies have their headquarters and on the edge of which there is also the former exhibition building (now a furniture store) and some supermarkets, is the village of Stossdorf. In the direction of Sieg there are mainly agricultural areas.

The other localities are largely self-contained and often emerged from courtyards. The districts of Uckerath, Bierth and Lichtenberg are an exception. Due to increased construction activity, these are growing closer and closer together. Uckerath is the largest sub-center in Hennef. It is right on the border between North Rhine-Westphalia and the municipality of Asbach in Rhineland-Palatinate.

List of localities

This list with 89 localities plus the central location corresponds to the listing on the city's website (as of January 2017):

Compared to the list from 2011, the following localities have ceased to exist because they are no longer listed as independent living spaces:

  • The Siegtal east of Hennef

  • The church in Wellesberg

  • Allner Castle

climate

The climate still largely corresponds to that of the Cologne Bay, but differs somewhat in the thunderstorm tendency and fog formation as well as more frequent rain due to the first mountain ranges of the Westerwald and Bergisches Land.

history

The place name Hennef is probably derived from the Hanfbach , which was previously called Hanapha . The official spelling of the city name has been using the addition "(Sieg)" since 1934 and is intended to prevent confusion with similar sounding place names. Hennef is also seen by some as a hemp city, since the CannaBusiness Expo took place here from 1996 to 1999 .

  • The current district of Geistingen was mentioned as early as 885 in a deed of donation to the St. Cassius monastery in Bonn .
  • In 1075 the church is mentioned: "in Hannafo". It is also Hennef's first mention.
  • In 1129 the church in Happerschoss was referred to as a foundation of the Archbishop Anno II of Cologne.
  • Blankenberg Castle was first mentioned in a document in 1181 .
  • In 1245 Blankenberg received city rights.
  • In 1363 Blankenberg is the administrative seat of a Bergisch district, later called Amt Blankenberg .
  • In 1408 the pilgrimage church "To the Sorrowful Mother of God" in Bödingen is consecrated after an 11-year construction period.
  • Allner Castle was first mentioned in a document in 1420 .
  • In 1424 the Bödingen monastery was founded.
  • In 1588 Geistingen and Hennef are burned down in the Truchsessian War .
  • In 1791 there were schools in a total of 14 current districts.
  • In 1803 the Bödingen monastery was dissolved in the course of secularization .
  • In 1805 Blankenberg lost its town charter again.
  • In 1806 Hennef came under French administration in the Grand Duchy of Berg and in 1808 it became the seat of a Mairie and the canton of Hennef .
  • In 1815 the Rhineland became part of the Kingdom of Prussia , and in 1816 the mayor's offices of Hennef , Lauthausen and Uckerath were established in the Uckerath district in what is now the city .
  • In 1859, Hennef was connected to the railway network by completing the Cologne-Deutz-Hennef line.
  • The Geistingen monastery was completed in 1903.
  • On April 1, 1934, the communities of Blankenberg and Geistingen merged to form the "community of Hennef". At the same time the office of Hennef is canceled.
  • In 1953 the district of Blankenberg was renamed " City of Blankenberg ".

On August 1, 1969, as part of the municipal reorganization in North Rhine-Westphalia, today's Hennef was created from the three previous municipalities of Hennef, Lauthausen and Uckerath.

On January 1st, 1981, Hennef became a town .

The Hennef area was used for agriculture until the 19th century; Until the beginning of the 20th century, wine was grown on the slopes of the town. The winemaking profession died out due to bad weather conditions and competition from industrial wages. Since 1985 there has been a small vineyard area (200 vines) in the “Stadt Blankenberg” district. In 1869 Carl Reuther founded the "Reuther & Co. Landwirtschaftliche Maschinenfabrik Hennef"; In 1881 he founded the "Hennef Maschinenfabrik Carl Reuther und Reisert" together with Eduard Reisert. In 1950 the company was renamed "Chronos-Werk Reuther und Reisert". Reuther and Reisert invented the world's first automatic calibratable scale in 1883. In the second half of the 19th century, living conditions improved and prosperity increased.

In 1984 Hennef gave up the title of “state-approved Kneipp health resort ”; A holdover from the times of the spa business is the "Kurhaus Sebastian Kneipp".

Population development

The population of Hennef increased from 1985 (30,107 inhabitants) to 2015 (46,902) by 56 percent. Hennef has the fourth largest population in the Rhein-Sieg district after Troisdorf, Sankt Augustin and Bornheim.

Population development
year 1987 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2016 2017
population 29,968 32,521 38,115 42,711 45,493 46.114 46.902 47,237 47.293

schools

Hennef is home to seven elementary schools, the Hennef municipal high school and the Carl Reuther vocational college of the Rhein-Sieg district in Hennef . The Hauptschule and the Kopernikus Realschule will expire in 2018; The Hennef-West comprehensive school was established in their buildings in 2014 as the second urban comprehensive school. The first municipal comprehensive school was the Hennef Meiersheide comprehensive school . There is also the private Kunstkolleg Hennef - comprehensive school and vocational high school and the Rhein-Sieg Academy for Realistic Art and Design .

politics

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Old town hall of the city of Hennef

City council

The 46 seats of the city council are distributed as follows:

(As of May 2014)

In 1999 the parliamentary groups of the CDU and Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen formed a coalition for the first time in the city's history. This continued after the 2004 council elections. After the local elections in 2009, the CDU entered into an alliance with the FDP, as it did before the local elections in 1999. This coalition no longer achieved a majority in the 2014 local elections due to significant losses. Since 2014, the CDU, FDP and “The Independent” have formed an alliance.

Mayor of Hennef is Klaus Pipke (CDU). He was elected to the highest office in the city in a direct election in 2004. In 2009 and 2014 he was confirmed in his office. The lawyer Pipke was previously alderman and treasurer of the district town of Siegburg. His deputies are Thomas Wallau (CDU), Jochen Herchenbach (SPD) and Joachim Rindfleisch (The Independent).

Community / City Directors Mayor (honorary) Mayor (full-time)

Community director

  • 1969–1981 Johann Wilhelm Moß

City Directors

  • 1981–1982 Johann Wilhelm Moß
  • 1982–1997 Karl Kreuzberg (independent)
  • 1969–1979 Hans Böhm (CDU)
  • 1979–1984 Hans Welbers (SPD)
  • 1984–1997 Emil Eyermann (CDU)
  • 1997-2004 Karl Kreuzberg (independent)
  • since 2004 Klaus Pipke (CDU)

coat of arms

Hennef coat of arms
 Blazon : “In red between two slim, silver towers with black window panels, a broad pinnacle tower of the same color crowned by three little towers; all stand on a silver ribbed vault and above a crenellated wall of the same color growing out of the rounded shield. The vault spans a red three-mountain, in the middle of which stands a silver shield with a soaring red lion, holding a blue bunch of grapes in its right paw, and blue-armored and tongued; the shield is flanked by five each and crowned by two silver crosses. "
Justification of the coat of arms: The coat of arms shows the former castle of the city ​​of Blankenberg in the upper part and goes back to the city seal of Blankenberg. Below is the coat of arms of the Duchy of Berg with the Bergisch lion, because Hennef used to belong to the Bergisches Land . The grapes refer to the fact that these were previously grown on the slopes of the mountains.

Town twinning

The city of Hennef (Sieg) maintains partnerships with the following cities:

In addition, there has been a friendship with Heilbad Heiligenstadt in Thuringia since 1992 .

Culture and sights

theatre

Hennef spa theater
Kur-Theater Hennef, hall with a view of the screen

In 2003 the Kurtheater Hennef , the last of three cinemas in Hennef, was closed. Thereupon, on the initiative of the city councilor at the time, Lutz Urbach , who ran this on a private initiative, together with Daniel Huys and Manfred Raderschad, an association was set up that has since kept the Kur-Theater alive as a cinema and cabaret. The association “Kur-Theater Hennef e. V. ”offers cinema events as well as a comprehensive cultural program in the Kur-Theater (190 seats). Since 2005, the cinema program of the Kur-Theater has been awarded eleven times by the Filmstiftung NRW with the annual film program award and four times with the cinema program award of the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media .

In November 2008 the association celebrated its fifth anniversary and the 70th anniversary of the building. Ingo Teusch and Dr. Daniel Huys runs the association, which now has over 1000 members, together with a six-member board.

Carnival / 5th season

Hennef is a carnival stronghold in the Rhineland. As in Cologne, the carnival plays a special role in Hennef. At Carnival, Hennef is also a carnival stronghold in the Rhineland. This includes the carnival session, the various carnival parades and the annual storming of the town hall.

There are 27 carnival clubs throughout the city. A total of 7 carnival parades take place, the largest in the central town on Shrove Monday, for which you can register with the train control of the Hennef Carnival Committee.

Most of the carnival events are organized in detail by the 5 large societies that make up the Hennefer Karneval e. V. have merged:

  • first Hennef Carnival Society from 1902 e. V.
  • Große Geistinger Carnival Society 1897 e. V.
  • Across de Waat e. V.
  • 1. Hennef Stadtsoldaten from 1983 e. V.
  • Fidele Flotte Dondorf e. V.

Parks

The old spa park is located in the southern city center (Geistingen district) between Kurhausstrasse and Steimelsberg. It is reminiscent of the spa tradition in Hennef and enables various recreational uses. Among other things, there is a game reserve and a pond with ducks.

Natural monuments

To the south of Geistingen in the Weingartsberg forest at the level of the sports school there are two English oaks about a hundred meters apart. One is about three hundred years old, the other over five hundred years.

City of Blankenberg

The titular town of Blankenberg with its parish church Sankt Katharina (middle of the 13th century) attracts thousands of tourists every year. The medieval town lies between the Ahrenbachtal and horse depths high above the Sieg and offers a unique view over Hennef. At certain times of the year it is possible to visit the partially preserved castle complex. There is also a tower museum and a viticulture museum. The city of Blankenberg has gained tourist popularity through night watchman tours and special tours for children. The flea and handicraft market, which takes place once a year on the 2nd Sunday in September, is also interesting for a visit with the whole family.

  • Farm wing of Heymershof, street side

  • Proffenhof

  • Lindenhof

  • Moated castle

Marian pilgrimage site in Bödingen

The Marian pilgrimage site Bödingen with its in 1408 and still very well preserved pilgrimage church " To the Sorrowful Mother of God " is another attraction in Hennef, which attracts not only tourists but also pilgrims . Over the centuries, the stream of pilgrims to Bödingen grew strongly and also helped the Bödingen Monastery, founded in 1424, to grow significantly. Although the monastery was dissolved in 1803 in the course of secularization , pilgrimages were and continue to take place. However, the flocks of pilgrims are considerably smaller today, even if they have increased again in recent years.

A special feature is the compassion festival introduced by the Cologne Provincial Council for the entire church province in 1423 , which has since been celebrated annually north of the Alps only in Bödingen.

  • Pilgrimage church and rectory in the former monastery

  • Town center with the pilgrimage church "To the painful mother"

Monument areas

Hennef is home to a total of three monument areas :

  • As early as 1987 the town center of Blankenberg was declared a monument area in its entirety. With its extensive castle complex and the half-timbered town center, the city of Blankenberg is still a medieval gem.
  • Only a little later, namely in 1989, the center of Bödingen was placed under monument protection in its entirety, which extends not only to the pilgrimage church. Rather, it includes the entire village center, which was rebuilt after the conflagration in 1636 and still contains many beautiful, well-preserved half-timbered houses.
  • Finally, in 2008 the monument area “Historical cultural landscape 'Lower Siegtal: City of Blankenberg - Bödingen'” was launched. The main components of the area include the town of Blankenberg with the castle on the one hand, and the pilgrimage site of Bödingen with the pilgrimage church on the other, as well as the entire Siegaue in between and connecting both sides.

  • Aerial view of Bödingen

  • The listed town center of Bödingen

The courtyards in the center of Hennef

In an area of ​​just 200 meters on Frankfurter Strasse there are three well-preserved historic courtyards and a baroque residential building, which are, however, privately owned and can only be viewed from the street.

  • At the confluence of Steinstraße, opposite the former district court building, is the Heymershof from 1790, which was the seat of the district administration of the district of Siegburg between 1817 and 1825 and is still completely preserved today with its two economic wings.
  • A little further east follows the Proffenhof , which was built in 1722 and u. a. the Landdinger (judge) family of those von Proff served as residence. This family provided the Landdinger of the Blankenberg Office between 1660 and 1799. The eastern economic wing had to give way to the expansion of Beethovenstrasse.
  • In 1711 the Lindenhof was built, the garden of which is a listed building and which now houses an art gallery. Here, too, the two economic wings are almost completely preserved.
  • Opposite the Kaiserstraße is the moated castle , which was built in 1766 instead of an older building from 1582 and was also called Paeffgens-Hof for a long time after its builder. In front of the house, part of the former eponymous moat is still preserved, but is now dry. Historical outbuildings of the property no longer exist.

Soil monuments

The Hennef monument list shows a number of ground monuments . In addition to the town and castle Blankenberg mentioned above, this includes:

  • Ring wall "The Old Castle"
  • Altglück, Wellesberg and Bennerscheid mines ; see list of ore mines in Hennef
  • Motte Ravenstein, addicts divorce; see Ravenstein Castle
  • Deserted courtyard Abtshof, Geistingen
  • Altitude barrier "Driescher Grengel", Driesch, on the Nutscheider Höhenweg
  • Height barrier "Stockumer Grengel", Stockum , on the Nutscheider Höhenweg
  • Steiner Mühle, Mühlteich, Obergraben, Untergraben, in stone
  • Mühlenwüstung Allner Mühle (Mühlengraben with silted Obergraben, Untergraben, Mühlteich), in Allner-Müschmühle

Broiler School

On August 26th, 1909 Richard Schirrmann was surprised by a thunderstorm with a school class near Hennef / Bröl. He found refuge in the nearby school. Here he created the idea of ​​the youth hostel and thus founded the German Youth Hostel Association .

See also

Sports

Hennef sports school near Geistingen

The sports school of the Mittelrhein Football Association is located in Hennef and serves as a federal and state performance center. The sports associations for boxing , wrestling , judo , taekwondo and weightlifting have set up their performance center here. Occasionally the German national soccer team and 1. FC Köln can also be found here in preparation for international matches or championships . For the Confederations Cup 2005, the Argentine national soccer team stayed on the premises of the sports school.

In 2014/15, FC Hennef 05 played in the fourth highest soccer league, the Regionalliga West . He is currently represented in the Middle Rhine League (2018/19 season). Their B-Juniors have been playing in the highest U17 class , the Bundesliga , since the 2018/19 season .

In the Hennef Turnverein, with over 3,600 members by far the largest sports club in the Rhein-Sieg district, numerous sports are offered. The club includes the departments of badminton, basketball, disabled sports, popular sports, climbing, athletics, swimming, dancing, triathlon, gymnastics and volleyball. The HTV also offers a variety of fitness and health courses. Thanks to the numerous football clubs in Hennef, there is a wide range of sports fields.

The Rhein-Sieg Golf Club is located in Hennef.

The DLRG local group Hennef, as the local division of the largest water rescue organization, offers in addition to the normal swimming courses for children and young people, advanced training for junior rescuers, lifeguards and snorkeling diving.

Regular events

An annual highlight is the "Platinman", which has been taking place since 1994. It was organized by a team in Hennef until 2004 and then had to be discontinued due to complaints from residents. The Triathlon Team Hennef has been reorganizing the trail run since 2013 with a long and a short variant. The long route of 25.66 kilometers leads over 837 meters of altitude through the forest. The short distance is currently 10.25 kilometers. Both routes lead along the Natursteig Siegs.

Traditionally, on the weekend of the third Sunday in September, on the Sunday after Pützchen's market and on the Sunday before the Eitorfer Kirmes , the city festival and the “Hennef Kirmes” take place. While the fair goes back to the consecration of the parish church of Saints Simon and Jude as the “ Kirchweihfest ” , the city festival has only existed since the early 1980s. City festival and fair take place on Frankfurter Straße and on the market square in Hennef.

Since 2004, the "Hennef Europe Week" has always taken place in June, combined with the "Hennef Europe Run" with half marathon, 10 km run, 3.4 km run, 1050 m trial run as well as 10 km walking and - Nordic walking. Since 2015 the festival has been operating under the name “SommerOpenAir”.

The Hennef Siegtal Triathlon has been held annually since 2009, with swimming in the Allner See , cycling through the Bröltal to Neunkirchen and running across the Hennef market square and along the Sieg.

Since 2005, the KinderSportFest has been taking place on the market square on the first Saturday after the summer holidays in a cooperation between the city and the StadtSportVerband.

The annual “Siegtal Festival” in cooperation between Windeck , Eitorf , Hennef and Siegburg offers numerous pop and rock concerts in July and August.

Hennef is also on the route of “Siegtal pure”, the bicycle adventure day that takes place once a year at the beginning of July. On this day, the entire route from the Siegquelle near Netphen to Siegburg is car-free from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

In addition to many events that can be attributed to the central location, regular events also take place in the numerous districts. This includes village festivals, shooting festivals, concerts or other cultural events. Examples are the regular events in Bödingen or in the city of Blankenberg or at Blankenberg Castle .

traffic

Hennef has three motorway junctions on the A 560 , which is a feeder to the A 3 and A 59 . In addition, the B 8 and the B 478 lead into the city.

Hennef has a total of 419.9 km of roads and paths (as of 2018). On January 1, 2018, 35,147 motor vehicles were registered in the city, 29,056 of which were cars.

The Uckerath bypass, which should lead the B 8 past Hennef's largest sub-center, has been under discussion for several years . The project is part of the federal traffic route plan, several variants have been developed by the city. A decision on the route has not yet been made, also due to numerous public protests.

Hennef has over 100 kilometers of hiking trails and good bike paths in and around the city center.

Hennef has a total of three stops on the Sieg line , including the train stations in the main town and in the Blankenberg district as well as the Hennef Im Siegbogen stop in between . The S-Bahn lines S 12 and S 19 and the Rhein-Sieg-Express RE 9 run there (only stops at Hennef Bahnhof). The urban area belongs to the Rhein-Sieg transport association.

The regular bus traffic in Hennef is provided by the Rhein-Sieg-Verkehrsgesellschaft , which was based in Hennef-Warth until the end of the 1970s and had its depot there, which had to give way to a motorway access. There are also individual lines operated by the regional transport companies in Cologne and Martin Becker .

environment

Hennef is burdened by aircraft noise from the nearby Cologne / Bonn airport . In particular, the villages of Heisterschoss, Happerschoss, Stossdorf, Geistingen, Lanzenbach and the western city center are affected by this. Several citizens' initiatives have therefore been founded in the urban area which, together with citizens of other cities and municipalities, advocate a ban on night-time passenger and cargo flights.

Established businesses

Personalities

sons and daughters of the town

  • Carl Reuther (1834–1902), founder of C. Reuther & Companie AG, factory for agricultural machines in Hennef and co-founder of the Hennef machine factory C. Reuther and Reisert (Chronos-Werke). Together with Eduard Reisert inventor of the Chronos scales .
  • Walter von Loë (1828–1908), adjutant general of the King of Prussia and the German Emperor
  • Otto von Loë (1835-1892), ambassador and member of the Reichstag
  • Anton Becker (1883–1965), politician born in Stossdorf, member of the Hamburg parliament
  • Agnes Meyer (1896–1990), a showman born in Geistingen, her mother, Courage vom Rhein
  • Hermann Mosler (1912–2001), international lawyer
  • Willi Lindlar (1916–1983), District Administrator of the Siegkreis and Rhein-Sieg-Kreis from 1961 to 1974
  • Franz Braun (1923–2016), magician and playing card collector
  • Hans Peter Lindlar (* 1946), former district president of the administrative district of Cologne
  • Howard O'Melley (* 1954), composer, producer and lyricist
  • Werner Kirschbaum (* 1956), pianist
  • Andreas Knippling (* 1966), show jumper
  • Guido Schiefen (* 1968), cellist
  • Mirko Bäumer (* 1968), singer, member of the Cologne band Bläck Fööss since 2017
  • Annika Zeyen (* 1985), wheelchair basketball player and gold medalist at the 2012 Paralympics
  • Malte Huck (* 1993), bassist in the band AnnenMayKantereit

Personalities who have worked in this city

  • Eduard Reisert (1847–1914), co-founder of the Hennef machine works C. Reuther and Reisert and the machine works Munnem & Reisert in Cologne and founder of the Klio Werk factory for everyday objects in Hennef. Inventor of the world's first lever filler ( Klio-Füller 1899) and, together with Carl Reuther, the world's first automatic and calibratable scale ( Chronos scale 1883).
  • Karl-Heinz Heddergott (* 1926), former soccer coach, lives in Hennef- Geistingen
  • Bernhard Bussmann (1929–2013), SPD politician, member of the Bundestag, lived in Hennef-Warth from 1967–2010 .
  • Wilfried Hilgert (1933–2016), entrepreneur and chess patron, lived in Hennef until his death.
  • Wolfgang Petry (* 1951), former pop singer (1976-2006), lives in Hennef.
  • Ranga Yogeshwar (* 1959), science journalist and television presenter, lives in Hennef.
  • Klaus-Jürgen Wrede (* 1963), game designer (including Carcassonne ), lives in Hennef.
  • Maxi Biewer (* 1964), TV presenter and actress, lives in Hennef.
  • Dirk Schlömer (* 1965), Hennef SPD politician and former member of the state parliament
  • Uschi Elias (1965–2012), chainsaw artist, lived in Hennef- Oberhalberg from 1999 .
  • Thomas Häßler (* 1966), soccer world and European champion, lived in Hennef- Altenbödingen until 2015 .
  • Joey Kelly (* 1972), musician and amateur athlete, lived in Hennef for several years.
  • Maite Star Kelly (* 1979), musician and musical performer, lived with her family in Hennef.
  • Julia Schramm (* 1985), publicist and politician, grew up in Hennef
  • Hank Levine (* 1965), film director and producer, lived in Hennef until 1980.
  • Kim Petras (* 1992), singer, grew up in Uckerath
  • Sarah Kim Gries (* 1990), actress, grew up in Hennef.

literature

  • Manfred Bank: Hennef. Wartberg, Hennef 1998.
  • First Hennef Carnival Society 1902 (Hrsg.): 100 years 1. Hennef Carnival Society 1902 e. V. self-published, Hennef 2002.
  • Helmut Fischer: History of Blankenberg Castle. Hennef-Sieg municipality, Hennef-Sieg 1981, DNB 20914436X . ( Contributions to the history of the city of Hennef-Sieg. Volume 9)
  • Helmut Fischer: From the savings fund to the all-finance company. The hundred-year history of Sparkasse Hennef 1905–2005. Meier, Hennef 2005, OCLC 633977869 .
  • Helmut Fischer: Everyday life in Hennef. Sutton, Erfurt 1999, ISBN 3-89702-152-8 .
  • Municipality administration Hennef-Sieg (Hrsg.): City of Blankenberg-Sieg. Festival book for the 700th anniversary of the city of Blankenberg an der Sieg on July 19 and 20, 1947. * Helmut Klein: Our church is 100th anniversary publication for the 100th anniversary. Self-published, Hennef 2005.
  • Hans Luhmer: 25 years of Hennef - on the trail of the development of a young city. A contribution on the occasion of the return of the 25th anniversary of the formation of the large community of Hennef on August 1, 1994. Hennef-Sieg community, Hennef 1994.
  • MGV "Concordia Hennef" (ed.), Friedrich Balensiefen: 100 years Concordia - home and club history Hennef (victory) . Self-published, Hennef 1982, OCLC 144691166 .
  • Birgit Parakenings (Red.): Monument cultural landscape. City of Hennef. Lower Siegtal = workbooks of the Rheinische Denkmalpflege 71. Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft , Worms 2008. ISBN 978-3-88462-273-5
  • City of Hennef - The Mayor (Ed.), Dominique Müller-Grote: Hennef - City of 100 villages. Edition Blattwelt, Niederhofen 2006, ISBN 3-936256-26-8 .

Web links

Commons : Hennef  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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  2. ↑ 285.66 m according to the digital terrain model (available in the TIM-online map service )
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  20. ^ First Hennef Carnival Society from 1902 e. V. (1HKG)
  21. ↑ Große Geistinger Carnival Society 1897 e. V. (GG)
  22. ↑ Across de Waat (QddW) e. V.
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  24. ↑ Fidele Flotte Dondorf e. V. (FF)
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