Laasen (Gera)

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Laasen
City of Gera
Coordinates: 50 ° 53 ′ 32 ″  N , 12 ° 7 ′ 17 ″  E
Height : 274 m above sea level NN
Residents : 169  (Jan 1, 2009)
Incorporation : July 1, 1950
Incorporated into: Trebnitz
Postal code : 07554
Area code : 0365
View from Laasen to Trebnitz (2004)
View from Laasen to Trebnitz (2004)

Together with Trebnitz, Laasen forms the 5.79 hectare district of Trebnitz in the city of Gera in Thuringia with a total of 424 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2011).

geography

Laasen is located in a valley in the east of the city of Gera.

history

Belonging to the Reuss rule , Laasen was first mentioned in 1333 as a Vorwerk , the name roughly means settlement on new land. In the southeast of the village, for example in the area of ​​the later estate, there was originally a moated castle .

Laasen appeared as an independent municipality for the first time in 1409, the responsible church location is Trebnitz. In 1595 Heinrich Posthumus Reuss made it a chamber property . In 1827 the place included the manorial Vorwerk, 8 houses and 42 inhabitants. A community seal from 1870 shows the motifs rake , scythe and flail - a visible external sign of an agrarian place. In 1914 the first syringe house was built on the grounds of the Kammergut.

In the course of the land reform , the Reussische Kammergut Trebnitz was smashed. The land was divided up to new farmers and in 1948 some of the buildings were demolished. In 1960 the LPG Wiesengrund, a LPG type 1, was founded. The Bismarck tower to the west, in the direction of Gera on the Steinertsberg, was demolished, and new farmhouses were built from its stones .

In 1923 Laasen was incorporated into Trebnitz for the first time, this "marriage" lasted less than a year: On October 1, 1923, Laasen became an independent municipality again. On July 1, 1950, it was incorporated again in Trebnitz, and on July 1, 1994, despite considerable resistance, it was incorporated in Gera.

politics

Laasen and Trebnitz have been part of the Trebnitz district of the city of Gera since 1994 with its own local constitution and local council (until II / 2009 local council) . Knut Prager has been the local mayor since 2002.

Development of the population

year 1827 1864 2009
Residents 42 102 169

traffic

  • Laasen is 1 km south of the Gera-Ost junction of federal motorway 4 as an interface to the Gera south-east tangent. The federal highway 2 runs in the west of the place.
  • There is a public transport connection with the GVB line 26 and the RVG line 208 in the neighboring town of Trebnitz.
  • The closest train station is Gera Central Station.

Culture

There is a close bond between the towns of Trebnitz and Laasen through the associations, according to the rural women’s association , the local group of people’s solidarity . Carnival, maypole setting, summer party, etc. a. are fixed parts of the year, which are organized jointly by both locations.

leisure

There are well laid out hiking trails around the place. The youth club in Trebnitz, which is looked after by the association of the same name, is open to young people.

education

The responsible primary school is

The closest regular school is the

  • State regular school 12 in Bieblach-Ost.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Gera city administration, FD 1200
  2. ↑ Municipalities 1994 and their changes since January 1, 1948 in the new federal states , Metzler-Poeschel publishing house, Stuttgart, 1995, ISBN 3-8246-0321-7 , publisher: Federal Statistical Office
  3. ↑ Gera City Archives

literature

  • Brodale, Klaus and Heidrun Friedemann: That was Gera in the 20th century. Gudensberg 2002.
  • Cannabich, Johann Günther Friedrich: Latest news from Baden, Nassau, Hohenzollern, Lippe, Waldeck, Anhalt and the Reussian countries. Weimar 1827.
  • Hahn, Ferdinand: History of Gera and its immediate surroundings. Gera 1855.
  • Klotz, Johann Christoph: Description of the rule and city of Gera. Schleiz 1816.
  • Mues, Siegfried: Gera. A historical walk. Horb 1993.
  • Rosenkranz, Heinz: place names of the Gera district. Greiz 1982.
  • Spörl, Ulla and Frank Rüdiger: Gera in the Roaring Twenties. Gera 2007.
  • Thuringian Pestalozziverein (Hrsg.): Thuringia in words and pictures. Berlin 1900. (Reprint; Augsburg 1997.)
  • oA: Court and State Calendar for the Principality of Reuss j. L. Gera 1864.
  • Announcements of the history and antiquity research association. Altenburg; div.