List of monuments, sculptures and plaques in Arnsdorf

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Arnsdorf village church with the so-called Schwedenstein in the wall.

In the list of monuments, sculptures and plaques of honor in Arnsdorf , publicly accessible sculptures, sculptures, reliefs, plaques and other small monuments as well as public works of art in the Saxon community of Arnsdorf and its districts Fischbach , Kleinwolmsdorf and Wallroda are listed, regardless of whether they are listed or not.

Legend

  • Image: shows a photo of the monument, the sculpture etc.
  • Designation: gives the official name of the monument, sculpture, etc.
  • Year: indicates the year of completion.
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  • Location: shows the location of the monument, sculpture, etc. on a map.

Monuments and sculptures according to districts

Arnsdorf

image designation year description location
Ortstein Ortstein Boulder in front of the Arnsdorf primary school, on which the metal coats of arms of Arnsdorf and the districts of Fischbach, Kleinwolmsdorf and Wallroda are attached. map
Schwedenstein Schwedenstein <1840 Stone cross in the cemetery wall at the village church, called Schwedenstein. There are various legends about the origin, for example as a grave site from the Thirty Years War , as a thank offering stone or as a bishop's stone. Moved to the current location in 1840. map
milestone milestone between 1859 and 1866 Royal Saxon milestone . Originally this stone was erected at the old train station in Fischbach, over the years it has been renovated several times and moved in front of the school in Arnsdorf. map
Institutional church

Institutional church

Reliefs on the institutional church 1912 Reliefs on the church of the SKH Arnsdorf . Above the entrance door, Christ is shown blessing children brought by their mothers; one of his disciples stands away from the scene. On the church windows there are reliefs with the Christian symbols of fish , dove , cross and chalice . map
C6 south side relief relief > 1913 Relief above the southern portal of the ballroom building (House C6) in SKH Arnsdorf . map
War memorial War memorial > 1918 Memorial to the fallen and missing Arnsdorfs of the First World War on the outside wall of the church. Enlarged after 1945 with an inscription in memory of the victims of the Second World War. map
Memorial stone Ernst Thälmann Memorial stone Ernst Thälmann > 1945 Memorial stone in honor of Ernst Thälmann (1886–1944), the memorial was a pioneer object of the lower classes of the POS Kurt Schlosser Arnsdorf during the GDR times . map
Plaque Plaque > 1945 Plaque in the entrance area of ​​the SKH Arnsdorf administration building in memory of the victims of euthanasia during the time of fascism. map
Memorial stone Memorial stone > 1945 Memorial stone for Götz Eberhard Wagner, lost in the Second World War in Alsace-Lorraine , on the Tanneberg . map
Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler memorial stone Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler memorial stone 1999 Memorial stone for the Dresden painter Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler , who was admitted to the state sanatorium and nursing home in Arnsdorf in 1932 and murdered in the Pirna-Sonnenstein killing center in 1940 . With the unveiling of the stone, building B3 of the Saxon hospital in Arnsdorf was renamed Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler-Haus . map
War cemetery War cemetery 2005 System on the premises of SKH Arnsdorf , consisting of 12 granite columns and 6 individual grave markings. A total of 160 names of victims are given. The war cemetery was completely redesigned in 2005. map
Guardian Angel Guardian Angel 2013 Group of wooden figures in front of the Birke House and the Garden of the Senses on the grounds of the Saxon Hospital in Arnsdorf . map

Fischbach

image designation year description location
Memorial plaque to Johann Joachim KÄNDER Memorial plaque to Johann Joachim KÄNDER Memorial plaque made of Meissen porcelain on the rectory, the birthplace of Johann Joachim Kändler (1706–1775). KÄNDER was one of the most important porcelain modelers in the Meissen manufactory. map
Waystone Boundary stone / road stone Border and road stone on federal road 6, opposite the “Schwarzes Roß” inn. Bears the inscription Dorf Fischbach 1837 next to signposts . map
Tittmannstein Tittmannstein > 1889 Memorial stone for Ernst Gustav Tittmann in the Karswald west of Fischbach. Tittmann was chief forester in Fischbach from 1859 to 1889. The carved inscription on the granite boulder reads: EGT 1859–1889 . map
War memorial War memorial > 1918 War memorial with a sculpture of a soldier in memory of the Fischbach victims of the First World War . It was supplemented with a stone plaque for the victims of the Second World War . map
Judge stone Judge stone > 1918 Memorial stone for the forester Alfred Richter, killed in the First World War in 1918 near Morisel in France. The approximately two meter high granite boulder is located in the Karswald southwest of Fischbach, directly on federal road 6 . map
OdF memorial OdF memorial 1945 Memorial for the victims of fascism in the Fischbacher Friedhof. Six prisoners who were murdered on April 22, 1945 on a death march to the Theresienstadt concentration camp near the church, as well as a Polish soldier are buried in the communal grave. map
sculpture sculpture 2002 Horseshoe sculpture in front of the church wall with a commemorative plaque, erected in 2002 on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the traditional and rifle club Fischbach. map

Kleinwolmsdorf

image designation year description location
Jubilation Jubilation Memorial plaque for the planting of the "Jubeleiche" by the military association on September 2, 1895. map
Waystone Waystone Wegestein at the railway bridge Alte Arnsdorfer Straße. map
Waystone Waystone Wegestein at the junction to Wallroda. map
Waystone Waystone Wegestein at the village pond at the Dittersbacher Strasse junction. map
Atonement Cross Atonement Cross > 1606 Reminiscent of a murder from 1606, it was moved several times. A sword is depicted on one side. map
War memorial War memorial > 1918 Cenotaph for the fallen soldiers of the First World War. The monument shows a seated warrior with a sword, on the base there is a relief depicting a bird of prey pierced by an arrow. In 2014 the memorial was extensively renovated. The facility is maintained by the Kleinwolmsdorf Village and Local History Association. map
Geschwister-Scholl memorial stone Geschwister-Scholl memorial stone 1967 In memory of the Scholl siblings , originally intended for the school premises, as the Kleinwolmsdorf school was to be called the Scholl siblings . Due to the fact that the name was not given, the stone was placed at the current location. map

Wallroda

image designation year description location
Waystone Waystone Wegestein at the end of the village in the direction of Kleinröhrsdorf . map
War memorial War memorial > 1918 Three-part memorial to commemorate the victims of the site in the First World War, attached to the north facade of the church. map
Memorial stone Memorial stone > 1945 Memorial stone for three Soviet prisoners from the Radeberg labor education camp , who were murdered on a death march not far from the church. map
Memorial stone Memorial stone > 1945 Memorial stone for the Wallroda victims of the Second World War. The facility is maintained by the Wallroda youth club. map

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Friedrich Bernhard Störzner: The Schwedenstein on the churchyard wall in Arnsdorf . In: What the Heimat tells. Legends, historical images and memorable events from Saxony. Contributions to Saxon folklore and local history . Verlag Arwed Strauch, Leipzig 1904, p. 60–62 ( What the Heimat tells on Wikisource ).
  2. ^ Thomas Metan, Boris Böhm: 100 Years of Arnsdorf Hospital. From the Royal Saxon Nursing Institution to a specialist hospital for psychiatry, psychotherapy and neurology . Hotex-Verlag, Dessau-Roßlau 2012, ISBN 978-3-00-036531-7 , p. 114 .
  3. ↑ Time travel: 100 years of Arnsdorf Hospital. Sächsisches Krankenhaus Arnsdorf, 2012, p. 23 , accessed on June 30, 2015 (PDF file, 6.2 MB).
  4. ^ Arnsdorf (war graves), Bautzen district, Saxony. Online project Fallen Memorials, April 27, 2007, accessed June 30, 2015 .
  5. ↑ "We'll be outside then" - summer week in the Birke house. In: die Radeberger, edition of August 1, 2014, p. 1.
  6. ↑ Plaque commemorating the birth of Johann Joachim Kaendler on June 16, 1706. Image index of art and architecture, accessed on July 3, 2015 .
  7. ↑ Thomas Sobczyk, Andreas Bültemeier: Monuments in the Upper Lusatian forests . Oberlausitzer Verlag, Spitzkunnersdorf 2016, ISBN 978-3-941908-73-4 , p. 315 f .
  8. ^ Arnsdorf-Fischbach, Bautzen district, Saxony. Online project Memorial Monuments, 2006, accessed on July 3, 2015 .
  9. ↑ Thomas Sobczyk, Andreas Bültemeier: Monuments in the Upper Lusatian forests . Oberlausitzer Verlag, Spitzkunnersdorf 2016, ISBN 978-3-941908-73-4 , p. 317 .
  10. ↑ Fischbach war cemetery. DenkFried - A page to commemorate and commemorate the dead of two world wars, accessed on July 21, 2015 .
  11. ^ Kleinwolmsdorf / OT von Arnsdorf. suehnekreuz.de, accessed June 30, 2015 .
  12. ↑ Sylvia Gebauer: Today the monument renovation starts. In: Sächsische Zeitung , edition from June 19, 2014.