List of churches in the Altenburger Land

This list contains all Protestant and Catholic churches, or those that were built for this purpose and only exist in remnants today, in the Altenburger Land district . The listing is made alphabetically according to the municipality, so the churches in the Skat and residential city of Altenburg and their districts are listed first. Sources are, if available, tourist information boards at the churches, or flyers for the individual buildings and newspaper articles from the local press.

place	Surname	construction time	style	description	image
Altenburg	Bartholomäikirche	1459-1489	Gothic	Gothic, three-aisled hall church; First mentioned in 1089; Previous building from 12th century destroyed by Hussites in 1430; baroque tower built 1660–1668; Luther's place of preaching ; Ladegast organ
Altenburg	Brethren Church	1902-1905	Neo-Gothic	Predecessor built 1270–1280; Demolition due to lack of space and dilapidation; completely original interior design; Sauer organ
Altenburg	Duchess Agnes Memorial Church	1903-1905	Neo-Romanesque	in memory of the late Duchess Agnes; Master builder Wanckel; The rose motif appears more often in church; relatively simple interior design; Princely crypt under the altar (including duke and couple); elaborately carved pulpit and box; Ladegast organ
Altenburg	Castle Church of St. George	1404-1414 / 1444	Gothic / late Gothic	Built between 1404 and 1414 in the Gothic style; The church vault collapsed due to fire in 1444, late Gothic reconstruction; Trost organ from 1735 to 1739 (restoration 1974–76)
Altenburg	Marienkirche	1165-1172	Romanesque	former monastery church; Consecrated in 1172 in the presence of Friedrich Barbarossa; Dissolution of the monastery in 1543; then various uses; Recognition as a national cultural monument
Altenburg	Nikolaikirche	11./13. Century	Romanesque	Fortified church from the 11th century; emerged church in the 13th century; two large fires in 1428 and 1562, then demolition; Tower repaired in 1742; Restoration 1876–1878
Altenburg	Gottesackerkirche for the resurrection of Christ	1639-1650	Late renaissance	based on plans by the Altenburg master builder Christoph Richter; Italian late renaissance architectural style; closes the cemetery laid out in 1529 to the south; Garrison church from 1714 to 1817; Reconstruction and repair work in 1839/40 and 1911/12; Ceiling picture for the Trinity; decorated pulpit with gold elements
Altenburg	Collegiate church	1869	Neo-Gothic	Part of the Magdalenenstift ; Consecrated in 1871; Blend-dimension gable based on the former Brethren Church; Arched windows based on those of the red lace; Main church window since 1956 Christ the Risen
Altenburg	Catholic Church Apparition of the Lord			previous Varietè Concordia; Established in 1950; Sacred design in the 1960s by Friedrich Preß
Altenburg	Chapel of Mercy	1868/69	Founding period	Consecrated in 1869; formerly Catholic Church Epiphania Domini - Appearance of the Lord ; too small for refugees after the Second World War; Use by the evangelical community; original leaded glass windows; Bell towers and branch turrets no longer exist
Altenburg - Rasephas	Saint Catherine	around 1450	Romanesque	Inclusion of the Romanesque predecessor building from the 12th century; late Gothic choir in the middle of the 15th century; Baptismal font from 1416; Pulpit from 1650; Wooden figure of Saint Catherine around 1500; in the 17th century baroque reconstruction of the upper part of the tower; Organ installed by the Poppe brothers around 1853; Workplace of Altenburg pastor and local researcher August Julius Löbe (1805–1900)
Altenburg - Zschernitzsch	Zschernitzsch Church	1499, 1803/04	Gothic	Nave attached to tower in 1499; Fire in 1797, reconstruction 1803–1804 due to fire; Exterior masonry, buttresses, window and door frames, church tower (28 m high) preserved from the previous building (former defense tower); 1885/1886 installation of the organ by the Poppe brothers; 1822 new bells (Ulrich company from Apolda); 1877 tower clock (Zacharias company in Leipzig); 1914 renovation; 1942 removal of the two bells; Bomb damage in 1945, repair in 1949/50; 1957 new bells (Schilling and Lattermann from Apolda)
Kosma ( Altenburg )	To our dear women	1498-1511	Baroque	Previous building from 13th century; 1764–1780 Baroque redesign: baroque stucco ceiling, galleries, stalls and pulpit, pop organ from 1802
Stünzhain ( Altenburg )	Village church	1585	Baroque	Church tower from previous building; 1585 new building due to fire destruction; 1653/1720 significant alterations and extensions, baroque interior design around 1720 with stucco ceiling, galleries, pulpit, altar, stalls and patronage box; Glass window around 1905; Rectory around 1807 with an older outbuilding; Trost organ from 1730 (demolished in 1895)
Dobitschen	Village church	1702	Baroque	in terms of design strongly based on moated castle; Tomb for those of Echt after 1738; Organ 1863 by Christoph Opitz
Gerstenberg	Village church	1472	Late Gothic	Gothic nave, late Gothic choir; until the Reformation, a pilgrimage church in honor of the Archangel Michael (reconstructed stone image on the south side); former chapel full ecclesiastical rights since 1575
Gödern ( Göhren )	Village church	1507	Late Gothic	baroque changes
Romschütz ( Göhren )	St. Matthew Church	1735-1737	Baroque	built on the previous building (removed from 1715); Hexagonal interior, wooden ceiling, gallery; Altar, pulpit and organ in one line; Design by a student of the builder of the Dresden Frauenkirche, therefore similarities to this one; octagonal floor plan, late Gothic choir closure
Göllnitz	Village church	Early 16th century	Late Gothic	baroque changes; built on field stones; Organ 1847 by Christoph Opitz
Goepfersdorf	Village church	Early 16th century	Romanesque / late Gothic	Romanesque choir and apse, late Gothic nave; First mentioned in 1413; Renovations and the Hesse organ (from Lunzenau) from 1829
Garbisdorf ( Göpfersdorf )	Katharinenkirche	1746	Baroque	Galleries with biblical paintings; Sand-lime stone font from the previous church
Goessnitz	City Church of St. Annen	1491-1494	Gothic	Schuster organ, formerly Poppe organ from 1832 to 1835; partly neo-Gothic interior
Naundorf ( Goessnitz )	Village church		Romanesque
Heukewalde	church
Heyersdorf		13th century / 1833		oldest parts from the 13th century on the nave, tower is younger (partly demolished in 1740); extensive repairs in 1805 (church roof and tower - gilded top); Nave reconstruction in 1833 (upward extension, west entrance); Organ 1858 by Christoph Opitz ; Archaeological excavations in 2012 disproved the time the tower was built around 1050
Jonaswalde	church	1745	Baroque	Organ 1855 by Christoph Opitz ; 1882 renovations
Nischwitz ( Jonaswalde )	Village church
Kriebitzsch	St. Vitus Church		Gothic	The church was founded by Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa;
Langenleuba-Niederhain	Nikolaikirche	12th / 16th century Century		Choir and part of the tower Romanesque (12th century), nave from 16th century; Baroque furnishings, most splendid interior in the Wieratal, Renaissance angel 1580, carved baptismal font 1866; Bells from 1829 and 1954; Renewal in 1903, Ladegastor organ ; Grave monument for those of Kuntsch after 1714
Lohma ( Langenleuba-Niederhain )	Jacobi Church	13th century		Choir tower church from the 13th century; Lightning strike on June 25, 1940, destruction of the roof turret, reconstruction from 1953 to 1955
Neuenmörbitz ( Langenleuba-Niederhain )	Katharinenkirche	1742	Baroque	First mentioned in 1528 as a daughter church (chapel) of Lgl.-Ndh .; Donator gel (Glauchau) 1770; Changes in 1847, marble altar and baptismal font; Bells 1851
Beerwalde ( Löbichau )		1820	Baroque	Rebuilt in 1820 after fire; first organ in 1846 by Carl Ernst Poppe
Großstechau ( Löbichau )	Village church	1494	Gothic / Baroque	late Gothic choir; 1680 first organ and sacristy on the north side; 1793 extension to the west; from 1795 house church Dorothea von Kurland (relief picture); 1797/1798 pop organ
Oberlödla	St. Mary's Church			First mentioned in 1398; Church expansion through the parish of Unterlödlas in 1697
Lucka	City Church of St. Pankratius	1517-1528	Late Gothic	Kreutzbach organ, life-size alder wood crucifix on altar from 1649
Breitenhain ( Lucka )		1505	Late Gothic	Romanesque choir, late Gothic nave
Proessdorf ( Lucka )	Village church	around 1880	Neo-Gothic	Inauguration in 1885, until 1995 exclusive use by the parish, since renovation in 2001 concerts, exhibitions and civil marriages
Mehna	Village church			Nave Romanesque, choir late Gothic 1488; Interior renovation 1739; Christoph Opitz's first own organ in 1844
Meuselwitz	City Church of St. Martin	1687	Baroque	First mentioned in 1286; three-aisled hall church, two-aisled transept in the east; 1737–1741 baroque changes; Groin vault, Tuscan columns, Trampeli organ from 1797 (Poppe organ); Baroque crucifix around 1700, grave slabs from the 16th century; Grave site Veit-Ludwig von Seckendorf
Meuselwitz - Zipsendorf	Catholic Church of St. Elisabeth	1908	Neo-Romanesque	architecturally demanding; Stained glass window; Altar and cross picture
Meuselwitz - Zipsendorf	Zipsendorf Church	1505-1511	Late Gothic	Previous building from 1407, destroyed by fire in 1490; Catholic until 1534; not verifiable Luther sermon 1542; Tower dome placed 1661–1663; High altar from 1625
Falkenhain ( Meuselwitz )	Village church	around 1437	Gothic	First mentioned as a manor chapel in 1437 under Hans von Minckwitz, extensions in 1685; Baptismal font from 1100 on the church forecourt, as well as a memorial to the fallen from World War I from Rusendorf (excavated village, relocated in 1932)
Mumsdorf ( Meuselwitz )	Village church	1926/27		parish to Meuselwitz since 1525; Building projects since 1912, realization 1926/27; Consecrated on September 11, 1927; extensive reconstruction work from 1991 to 1993
Wintersdorf ( Meuselwitz )	Walburgakirche	1905-1907	Art Nouveau / Neo-Baroque	The previous building received three bells in 1608, a tower clock in 1664, an organ in 1676 (renewal in 1817) and a tower renewal in 1719; independent parish since 1664; destroyed by lightning strike in 1905; Tower 37 meters high; original Poppe organ from 1907, baptismal font and wooden pulpit (late baroque around 1730); stylish; Builder Wanckel
Monstab	church	1497-1520	Late Gothic	1497 new building, consecrated on March 30, 1520; late Gothic Vespers picture
Nobitz	Village church	1829		destroyed by lightning strike in 1819 (1822?); Trost organ from 1746 (destroyed in 1819), pop organ since 1828 (1825?), Some registers of the Trost organ preserved
Bornshain ( Nobitz )			Late Gothic / Romanesque	Inclusion of Romanic predecessor parts (e.g. tower); Choir late Gothic; first organ in 1677 by G. Schleif, the present one in 1845 by Carl Ernst Poppe; Bells from 1796 from Apolda; Renewal of the church in 1886
Ehrenhain ( Nobitz )	Village church	16th century	Late Gothic	Year of construction unknown; Tower from 1596; built-in chapel; Changes in 1748; Funerary monuments from the 16th to 18th centuries Century, epitaph in memory of Heinrich von Fuchshain, who died in 1551
Flemmingen ( Nobitz )	Village church	1490	Late Gothic	Romanesque church mentioned in 1252 (choir preserved); Grave slabs from the 16th century; rich Romanesque column portal from 12th century, extension in the 16th century; Pop organ; large bronze bell from 1515; 250-year-old sundial; wooden pulpit and galleries
Frohnsdorf ( Nobitz )	Village church	1837-39	classicism	Baumeister Späthe from Lgl.-Ndh .; Marble font; Organ 1839 by GM Böhme from Zeitz; Bells renewed in 1925 and 1950
Gieba ( Nobitz )	Village church	1729	Baroque	Master builder JA Küntzel from Taltitz / Vogtland; Grave monument for those of Rußwurm after 1585
Grand Mecka ( Nobitz )	Village church	1510	Romanesque / late Gothic	originally Romanesque choir tower church , late Gothic nave around 1510
Kraschwitz ( Nobitz )	Village church	1812/1837		partially destroyed by fire in 1812; two new bells in 1818, substantially renewed in 1837 (e.g. vestibule)
Maltis ( Nobitz )	St. Anne's Church	16th century	Late Gothic	Extension in 1851; 17th century pulpit; Pop organ
Mockern ( Nobitz )		1519	Romanesque / late Gothic	Romanesque choir, nave late Gothic from 1519, baroque changes
Oberarnsdorf ( Nobitz )
Saara ( Nobitz )	Christophoruskirche		Late Gothic	Romanesque remains, baroque changes; Trost organ from 1747 to 1750
Wolperndorf ( Nobitz )	Sankt Walburga Church	1580	Late Gothic	Flat-deck pulpit from the 2nd half of the 17th century, lion organ from 1837, gilded tower head, graceful interior
Ziegelheim ( Nobitz )	Marien pilgrimage church	1507-1518	Late Gothic	Master builder Pausche from Rochlitz; Nave transversely rectangular; Star vaults, galleries with parapet paintings around 1642; Baroque interior fittings; Pulpit Renaissance from 1657, font from the 16th century made of porphyry (late Gothic), altarpiece from 1670, 45 paintings from 1708, figure of Mary from the first half of the 15th century; small bell from the 13th century, Kreutzbach organ from 1865
Zumroda ( Nobitz )	Village church
Zurichau ( Nobitz )	St. Nicholas Church	1499	Gothic	Chapel existed since 1244, church consecrated to St. Nikolhof, new tower in 1499, floor plan 16 × 4 meters, three Gothic windows in the choir, Romanesque tower in 1898 higher tower dome, first rectory mentioned in 1355 (burned down twice), Gothic and Baroque inventory, six Carved figures, altar from 1517 by the Altenburg carver Georg Pful (Dürer's relative), Protestant baptismal bowl from 1710
Ponitz	Friedenskirche	1732-1734	Baroque	on previous building from 1349; Silbermann organ; particularly stylish, valuable baroque decorations; Baptismal font from 1604; Paintings and memorial stones, grave monuments and epitaphs from the 16th to 18th centuries; two galleries; from Altenburg master builder father
Grünberg ( Ponitz )		1698/1780/81	Baroque	laid out as a monastery church around 1200 (Cistercians), tower from 1698, nave 1780/81, Art Nouveau paintings inside
Poster stone	Castle Church	1578	Late Gothic	Conversion of the chapel into a church; Eifert organ; richly decorated baroque carvings, altar canopy, pulpit and mansion box Baroque 1689 by Johannes Hopf; Gravestones from the 16th century for those of Pflugk
Rositz	Protestant church	1516	Late Gothic	First mentioned in 1295; Organ 1878 by Christoph Opitz ; Restoration in 1877/78 and 1992–94
Rositz	Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel	1901	Neo-Gothic
Schmoelln	City Church of St. Nikolai	1466-1499	Late Gothic	late Gothic three-aisled hall church; largest organ in the Altenburger Land; neo-Gothic interiors; Art Nouveau paintings; late Gothic Vespers from the beginning of the 15th century
Schmoelln	Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception	1911	Neo-Gothic	Consecrated in 1912
Schmoelln	Gottesackerkirche	1463-1482	Late Gothic	originally hospital church (first mentioned in 1463, demolition of the hospital in 1828); received altar and sermon chair from the town church (because of their repairs in 1599 and 1612); 1759 lightning strike in the tower; 11 × 5.8 meters footprint; instead of the tower octagonal roof turret; Bell (diameter 35 cm) from the 2nd half of the 15th century; Pop organ in 1839, replaced by harmonium in 1887; 1913 Jehmlich organ; Interior renovation 1884; artistic interior design 1925; 1905/1906 changes to the exterior
Altkirchen ( Schmoelln )	Village church	1870/71	Neo-Romanesque	already in the 12th century chapel on the site, many extensions (e.g. 1521) up to the fire caused by lightning strike in 1869, Byzantine architectural features, red sandstone from the area around Weida; one of the largest village organs in the Altenburger Land (1440 pipes, 2 manuals, 26 registers - restoration 2010–2012) by Christoph Opitz from Dobra (his greatest work), tin pipes for weapons / ammunition production were given in the First World War - replaced in 1921 by donations; first organ 1696 by Zwickau master organ builder Johannes Jacobus Donati, second by Christian Friedrich I. Poppe from Stadtroda
Großstöbnitz ( Schmölln )	Village church			former Trost organ (1720–23)
Hartroda ( Wildenbörten )	church
Illsitz ( Schmölln )	Village church	13th century	Gothic	Daughter and wedding church of Altkirchen, Poppe organ
Jauern ( Schmölln )	Village church			Organ 1879 by Christoph Opitz
Lohma ( Schmölln )	Village church
Lumpzig ( Schmölln )	church	1830
Mohlis ( Schmoelln )	Village church	1680		built from field stones on the previous church; single-nave church with hipped roof and a small bell tower; Renovation since 2000; Organ 1845 by Christoph Opitz
Nöbdenitz ( Schmölln )	Village church		Romanesque / late Gothic	Romanesque choir, late Gothic nave; rich pulpit from the second half of the 19th century
Selka ( Schmoelln )	Village church
Sommeritz ( Schmölln )				Organ 1869 by Christoph Opitz
Weissbach ( Schmölln )	church		Gothic	Renewal in 1869, organ in 1870 by Christoph Opitz ; Epitaph altarpiece, 16th century
Wildenbörten ( Schmölln )		1821	Baroque	Own parish until 1785 - afterwards union with Hartroda, new building in 1821 including older parts, since large repairs were made in 1682 and 1704, large bell from 1755, small one from Apolda in 1809, organ built in 1822 for 200 thalers by organ builder Franke from Teichwolframsdorf
Zschernitzsch ( Schmölln )				sundial
Dobraschütz ( Starkenberg )	Village church	1751/52	Baroque	original chapel from 1290; Consecrated in 1752; completely preserved baroque painting (blue / white)
Großröda ( Starkenberg )	Village church	1863	Neo-Romanesque	Hall church
Tegkwitz ( Starkenberg )	St. Mary's Church	1228 / 15th century	Romanesque / Gothic	Established as a chapel in 1170, place of pilgrimage (consecrated to the Virgin Mary in 1254), Romanesque tower, new building and extension Gothic, pulpit from 1650 (originally on the north side above sacristy), 1703 installation of the patron s box and the galleries -> pulpit from 1708 above the altar, pulpit figures: Fortitudo (Strength, fighting the lie), Prudentia (wisdom, self-confession), Temperantia (temperance), Spes (hope), Caritas (love), Fides (faith)
Wernsdorf ( Starkenberg )		1715	Baroque
Thonhausen	Village church		Romanesque	originally Romanesque choir tower church ; Fire 1640; Roof repair 1686; Repair and interior design 1743/44; Trost organ from 1744 to 1746; Pulpit 1761 by F. Weber
Wettelswalde ( Thonhausen )	Village church		Romanesque	originally Romanesque choir tower church ; Longhouse from the 18th century
Treben	Treben village church	1473	Gothic	Kreutzbach organ from 1862; Tower height 47 meters; Grave monuments 16th, early 17th century, burial place of those from Bünau
Serbitz ( Treben )	Catholic Church	post war period	profane, privatized.
Vollmershain	Village church			Date of origin around 1200; Church tower in the base Romanesque; Nave late Gothic; Restorations 1824–1829, 1901–1903 and 1977–1983; until 1574 Filialdorf von Nöbdenitz; From 1575 to 1996 from Weißbach, since then Thonhausen
Windischleuba	Nikolaikirche	1507	Romanesque / late Gothic	1492 altar consecration; Romanesque tower, late Gothic nave, classical interior; Mesh vault, circumferential gallery and choir with star vault; the only surviving Trampeli organ in East Thuringia by Friedrich Wilhelm Tampeli from 1822
Bocka ( Windischleuba )			Late Gothic	Romanesque triumphal arch; no tower; made of red Rochlitz porphyry; Repair and redesign 1836; restoration after fire in 1950/51; Trost organ from 1746

See also

• Structure of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Thuringia
• List of important churches in Thuringia
• List of churches in the district of Gotha / List of churches of the Gotha superintendent
• List of churches in the Ilm district / List of churches of the Superintendentur Arnstadt-Ilmenau
• List of churches in the Weimarer Land district
• List of churches in Eisenach
• List of churches in Erfurt
• List of churches in Mühlhausen
• List of churches in Sondershausen
• List of churches in Weimar

literature

• Ingeborg Stein, Horst Rolle, Christoph Schwabe Village churches in the Altenburger Land E. Reinhold Verlag Altenburg, Jena / Leipzig / Vollmershain 2001
• Günter Hummel, Barbara Löwe The old Brethren Church of Altenburg Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Altenburg / Langenweißbach / Neumark 2001 (The small sacred art guide book 1)
• Günter Hummel, Barbara Löwe The village church of Ponitz and its old memorials Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Ponitz 2001 (The small sacred art guide book 2)
• Günter Hummel, Barbara Löwe, Dr. Frank Reinhold 100 years of the Altenburg Brothers Church Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Altenburg / Langenweißbach / Neumark 2005 (The small sacred art guide booklet 9)
• Günter Hummel, Barbara Löwe, Dr. Frank Reinhold The churches in the parish Flemmingen Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Altenburg / Langenweißbach / Neumark 2008 (The small sacred art guide, issue 15)
• Günter Hummel, Barbara Löwe, Dr. Frank Reinhold The churches in the parish of Flemmingen (supplement) Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Altenburg / Langenweißbach / Neumark 2005 (The small sacred art guide, supplement 2)
• Günter Hummel, Barbara Löwe, Dr. Frank Reinhold The village church Kosma "Our loving women" Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Altenburg / Langenweißbach / Neumark 2011 (The small sacred art guide, issue 20)
• Barbara Löwe, Günter Hummel, Dr. Frank Reinhold Altenburg Duchess Agnes Memorial Church Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Altenburg / Langenweißbach / Neumark 2006 (The small sacred art guide special issue)
• Barbara Löwe, Günter Hummel Wintersdorf Church Beier & Beran. Archaeological specialist literature, Altenburg / Langenweißbach / Neumark 2007 (The small sacred art guide, special issue 2)

Web links

Commons : Churches in Landkreis Altenburger Land  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bartholomäikirche Altenburg ( Memento of the original from March 7, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ Brüderkirche Altenburg ( Memento of the original from July 17, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
3. ↑ Herzogin-Agnes-Gedächtniskirche Altenburg ( Memento of the original dated December 5, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
4. ↑ Altenburg Castle Church
5. ↑ ^{a b} Catholic churches Altenburg and Schmölln ( Memento of the original from December 19, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
6. ↑ Katharinenkirche Rasephas
7. ↑ ^{a b} Altenburg contemporary witness from September 2011
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z} Georg Piltz Art Guide through the GDR , Verlag für popular science literature, Leipzig 1969
9. ^ Altenburger contemporary witness from February 2012
10. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Kirchspiel Flemmingen on suptur-abg.de ( Memento of the original from December 28, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
11. ↑ ^{a b} Information on the Poppe organ building family from Stadtroda
12. ^ Archaeologist corrects the age of the church in Heyersdorf, OTZ from August 9, 2012
13. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Meuselwitz churches on meuselwitz.de
14. ↑ Private homepage about Mumsdorf
15. ↑ Friedenskirche Ponitz
16. ↑ Burgkirche Posterstein on burg-posterstein.de
17. ↑ Organ of the Schmöllner Stadtkirche on suptur-abg.de ( Memento of the original from October 16, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
18. ^ Ostthüringer Zeitung of April 13, 2011
19. ↑ Post by TV.Altenburg to Dobra protectors Church from June 25, 2012 ( Memento of the original March 4, 2016 Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link is automatically inserted and not yet tested. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.