Crown Nest
Kronsnest is a place name in the Lower Saxony Heidmark near Fallingbostel .
The place name originated from the family name Kronsnest about 630 years ago. In the village of Kronsnest, Henneke von dem Kronesneste is mentioned as early as 1379 . The Eggerd to deme Cronsneste has come down to us from 1438 . In 1528 the Jurgen is called Kronsnest . In the documentary mentions, the place name Kronsnest (initially Cronsneste ) is always noted. The place name means "crane nest".
Location of the village Kronsnest
Kronsnest was located near the Tutenberg and belonged to Oberndorfmark and thus to the parish of Düshorn in what was then the Fallingbostel district in Lower Saxony . In 1936 the place had to give way as a result of the establishment of the Bergen military training area . A centuries-old tradition came to an abrupt end.
Relocation
The fact that the place name Kronsnest did not disappear forever after the "resettlement" is due to the fact that in 1936 a district called Kronsnest was specially built near Hamwiede near Walsrode . At that time there was an official permit for this. The aim was to preserve the centuries-old place name.
literature
- Hans Stuhlmacher : The Fallingbostel district. Art book and publishing office, Magdeburg 1935.
Coordinates: 52 ° 49 ′ 34 ″ N , 9 ° 46 ′ 25 ″ E