Neustadt in Holstein
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Coordinates: 54 ° 6 ' N , 10 ° 49' E |
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| State : | Schleswig-Holstein | |
| Circle : | Ostholstein | |
| Height : | 16 m above sea level NHN | |
| Area : | 19.74 km 2 | |
| Residents: | 15,043 (Dec. 31, 2019) | |
| Population density : | 762 inhabitants per km 2 | |
| Postal code : | 23730 | |
| Area code : | 04561 | |
| License plate : | OH | |
| Community key : | 01 0 55 032 | |
| LOCODE : | DE NHO | |
City administration address : |
Am Markt 1 23730 Neustadt in Holstein |
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| Mayor : | Mirko Spieckermann (independent) | |
| Location of the city of Neustadt in Holstein in the Ostholstein district | ||
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Neustadt in Holstein (Low German: Niestadt in Holsteen ) is a town in the Ostholstein district in Schleswig-Holstein . It was founded in 1244 by Adolf IV von Holstein . Neustadt in Holstein was formerly known for its port facilities, today it is a travel destination for many tourists and serves as a place of relaxation and culture.
geography
Neustadt in Holstein is a port town in Wagrien on the Bay of Lübeck ( Baltic Sea ), 32 km north of Lübeck and 67 km southeast of Kiel . Nearby larger places are on the Lübeck Bay in the south Sierksdorf and Scharbeutz , in the east Grömitz , further west lying Rogerfelde, a district of the municipality Altenkrempe and northeast Merkendorf, a district of the municipality Schashagen .
nature
To the northwest of the city is the Neustädter Binnenwasser nature reserve , a brackish lake with adjacent salt marshes . Neustadt is surrounded by many fields with curtsy .
Districts
Neustadt in Holstein is divided into the districts of Neustadt , Pelzerhaken and Rettin .
Pelzerhaken is about 4 km southeast of the city center. It is characterized by its undeveloped hinterland and its proximity to the beach. Pelzerhaken offers holiday guests around 2200 overnight stays, most of them on campsites . The former site of the Bundeswehr is used to build holiday homes .
The Rettiner meadows separate Pelzerhaken from Rettin in the east. Rettin is also characterized by tourism and has sandy beaches, holiday apartments, campsites and a mini golf course .
Neighboring communities
| Kasseedorf | Elderly brim | Schashagen , Grömitz |
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( Bay of Lübeck ) |
| Sierksdorf , Scharbeutz | Timmendorfer Strand , Niendorf | ( Bay of Lübeck ) |
history
13th Century
The advancing settlement in the southern part of Wagrien in the 13th century and the development of the rural hinterland required the establishment of economic centers and access to the Baltic Sea trade. These include the new settlements of Neustadt (as Nighestad von Altenkrempe ) and Kiel , founded by Count Adolf IV von Schauenburg in 1244 . Altenkrempe lies inland on the shallow inland water.
Neustadt (21 hectares of building area) and Kiel (17 hectares) were designed according to the same scheme - similar to that for Lübeck (107 hectares). In the center of the village are the church and the market square, from which right-angled streets lead off. For defense, the settlements were enclosed by a wall and an outer ring of fortifications. When choosing the location, the terrain was used to protect the settlement, for Neustadt the adjacent inland water and its connection to the Baltic Sea, today's port.
The former settlement structure of Neustadt with the town church , the market square and the connecting streets is still largely preserved today. The Grabenstrasse, Waschgrabenallee, Schiffbrücke, "Untere Querstraße", "Am Binnenwasser" and the Haakengraben enclose (clockwise) the former medieval settlement. Of the old town fortifications and the three town gates, only the northern Kremper gate on Haakengraben remains. The other two gates were in the west on the ship bridge with the bridge gate and in the east on the Hochtorstrasse with the high gate.
The founding process is handed down in the old town chronicle in Low German and reads in High German translation: “The honorable prince and his advisors helped to build the streets, houses, the churchyard and market of this town as well as the ring of fortifications around it, and offered the residents of the area that they also dug the moat, which they did. ”Then the count gave the inhabitants his letter, according to which all of them and all descendants should have the Lübsche citizenship.
14th to 16th century
In 1344, the Hospital of the Holy Spirit was built on the spar at the ship bridge in front of the city based on the model of the Holy Spirit Hospital in Lübeck . It was used to receive poor and sick pilgrims who were passing through and who were on their way to the Cismar monastery , where they hoped the relics there would have beneficial effects.
The first buildings made of clay walls on the hospital grounds were a large hostel building in 1408 and a smaller, massive hall church ( hospital church ), which still exists today and was extensively renovated in 1990 and 2005. The hostel was not rebuilt in 1627 after being badly damaged by Tilly's troops .
Over time, the hospital developed into a poor house for residents of Neustadt. 1418 it also set up a "Sekenhus" ( hospice for poor and old people) a.
In 1853 a residential wing with 21 apartments for needy citizens was built on the grounds of the hospital through donations from Neustadt citizens, which still exists today. By merging two individual apartments, ten modernized apartments were created in 1987, which are still inhabited by needy citizens of the city today. One apartment was left in its original state as a museum .
The urban development experienced several severe blows of fate, in 1350 the plague raged ; in the years 1391, 1399, 1419 and 1425 fires broke out repeatedly and destroyed entire areas of the city. In 1623 the plague broke out again.
The port of Neustadt was already an important port of call for Dutch and Danish ships during the Hanseatic era . Hanse ships (universi mercatori hanseanum theutonicae) only rarely called at Neustadt port because Neustadt did not belong to the Hanseatic League, although it was right. This made the city interesting for Dutch merchants and for the Vitalienbrüder , because they did not have to observe any stacking rights. The main sources of income for small villages such as Grömitz , which is only 15 kilometers away, were agriculture (supported by the Cismar monastery ) and fishing. Villages like Grömitz also made a modest share in one of the main commercial goods - salted herring in barrels that was exported from Neustadt port. The oldest fishing guild in Germany has existed in Neustadt since 1474 .
In a letter from the Lübeck council of July 26, 1420, the people of Neustadt were accused of being in league with pirates, of providing shelter for 200 pirates and of equipping the pirates' ships. In three days, the pirates captured ten ships with Hanseatic goods. In September 1420 a looted ship from Lübeck lay in Neustadt harbor. In October 1509 the city was robbed by pirates from Lübeck and Travemünde.
17th and 18th centuries
In 1623 the city was ravaged again by the plague.
Then, in 1638, the beginning of an important shipyard career at the Neustadt location (see Neustädter Schiffswerften ), Berens and Marselis received an order from the Danish King Christian IV on October 27, 1639 to build several warships for the Danish Navy. The large wood requirement for the construction of the ships, a medium-sized warship needed 4,000 full-grown oak trunks, could be covered by the wood-rich hinterland of Neustadt. The largest ship delivered to the Danish Crown was the Frederik III (named after King Friedrich III ), delivered in 1649 , which was armed with 86 to 100 cannons and 500 men.
This development called the Swedish rulers, the potential enemies of the Danish crown, on the scene. During the Torstenson War from 1643 to 1645 , the Swedish troops attacked Neustadt in the spring of 1644 against the fierce resistance of the residents, occupied the city and destroyed the shipyard. The two ships under construction and the many thousands of stored ship planks were taken by the Swedes as spoils of war and brought to the city of Wismar, which was occupied by the Swedes . In July of that year, the Swedish troops were forced to leave Neustadt by the Danes. The hill built by the city was razed before leaving the fleet. The shipyard was rebuilt shortly afterwards and put into operation, in 1647 another warship was delivered to the Danish Crown. In the 1660s Claus Reimers took over the shipbuilding and delivered more ships to Denmark until his death in 1671. For his services to the city, his name was engraved on the large brass chandelier in the city church . His grave slab in the Hospital Church shows that he was only 51 years old. In 1717 the last ship was delivered to the Danish crown.
During the war Neustadt had to pay a Danish war tariff for six years. From August 1675 to 1679, the city had to pay billing and other extraordinary costs. In 1711 the plague returned with devastating consequences. During the Danish War from 1713 to 1720 , the impoverished Neustadters were again charged a high war tariff. In 1750 the city was hit again by a major fire.
19th to 21st century
On September 28, 1817, another fire broke out, which destroyed the town hall, 129 houses and 128 barns and stables within four hours. In the course of the reconstruction, the city was divided into three quarters: Brückstrasse, Kremperstrasse and Hochthorstrasse quarters. The public buildings included the town hall, the Kremperthor, the Brückenthor and the houses of the bailiff, the porter and the midwife. Neustadt had the following residents and houses during this period:
| year | Residents | Houses |
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| 1792 | 1442 | 250 |
| 1835 | 2432 | 270 |
| 1840 | 2647 | 280 |
| 1850 | 3000 | 400 |
| 1900 | 4500 | 500 |
| 1935 | 7000 | 800 |
| 1945 | 13,000 | 1100 |
| 1965 | 15,000 | 2200 |
| 1973 | 16,000 | 2300 |
At the beginning of the 19th century, the city experienced an economic boom due to the port and grain trade. Between 1828 and 1834 the port facilities were expanded, deepened and renewed. The main trades of the people of Neustadt were grain trade, agriculture and, to some extent, fishing. In particular, the grain trade increased, up to 50,200 tons were exported per year.
The last naval battle of the Schleswig-Holstein uprising before the battle of Idstedt took place on 20/21. July 1850 in the Neustädter Bucht . The Schleswig-Holstein gunboat No. 1 from the Tann sank . After the German-Danish War in 1864, Neustadt came under Austrian rule like all of Holstein, and in 1866 under Prussia .
On May 31, 1866 Neustadt received a rail connection, the Altona-Kieler Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft (AKE) had opened the railway line from Neumünster via Ascheberg to Neustadt .
Neustadt / Pelzerhaken was the location of the intelligence test command since 1923 (intelligence test institute, NVA for short) for the development of radio measurement technology (radar) . In the period from 1964 to 1992, the telecommunications tower M in Neustadt / Pelzerhaken was used for telecommunications and electronic reconnaissance by the naval telecommunications sector 73 .
The Neustadt in Holstein concentration camp was located in Neustadt from December 1944 to May 1, 1945 . The complex was later incorporated into the Provincial Mental Hospital (today AMEOS Clinic).
On May 3, 1945, the former passenger ship Cap Arcona and the smaller Thielbek with prisoners from Neuengamme concentration camp were sunk by Allied aircraft off Neustadt , one of the three most serious maritime disasters in history. The inhabitants of the city themselves played an inglorious role in this context: prisoners from the Stutthof concentration camp near Danzig, which the SS had transported across the Baltic Sea in barges, were originally also supposed to be shipped to the Cap Arcona , but were turned away because the ship was overcrowded. In view of the military situation and the advance of British advance commands, the SS guards left the barges. The ships drifted ashore where the prisoners went in search of food in the Neustadt area in the early morning of May 3rd. Frightened citizens of Neustadt, members of the navy as well as a disabled unit and the Volkssturm then rounded up the prisoners in the so-called “collection action” and shot almost 300 of them, including women and children. The remainder were taken to the ship Athen , which was moored on the naval harbor quay, where several of them were killed in the air raids. After becoming aware of the massacre, the British city commandant released Neustadt for looting - probably also in order not to have to organize the supplies for the surviving prisoners of the Cap Arcona , the Athens and other ships himself.
In 1969 the city was awarded the flag of honor by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe ; Neustadt has since been allowed to call itself European City. On September 23, 2008, the city received the title “ Place of Diversity ” awarded by the federal government .
politics
mayor
The first mayor of Neustadt, Christianus, who was mainly responsible for Altenkrempe, ruled from 1221 until an unknown date. The next known mayor was Johannes Gneningen from 1352. Until 1705, two mayors were appointed at the same time.
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Parties
In Neustadt the local associations of the CDU, SPD, Greens and FDP as well as the BGN (Bürgergemeinschaft Neustadt in Holstein eV) are represented in the city council.
Local election 2018
The city of Neustadt is administered by the city council itself. The mayor is in charge of administration. The city council has consisted of 40 members since the local elections on May 6, 2018. The result is as follows:
The Seniors' Advisory Board
The senior citizens' advisory board is a municipal institution of the city that represents the interests of the senior citizens of the city of Neustadt in Holstein. He was elected for the first time on June 25, 1992 by resolution of the city council and is a member of the district seniors' advisory board and the state seniors council of Schleswig-Holstein e. V. The term of office for the eleven elected members is three years. Elderly council voters must be at least 60 years old.
The elected representatives work on a voluntary basis and have the right to speak and make proposals in the council assembly and in the specialist committees. You stand up for the concerns of the elderly in relation to authorities, parties and associations and maintain a cooperative collaboration with all organizations, institutions and associations that carry out activities for the elderly.
Child and youth work
The city of Neustadt provides its own child and youth advisor who looks after the coordination of projects for children with other volunteers in the youth café and youth club. The children themselves have the opportunity to elect 15 members for a children's and youth parliament every two years. They should stand up for the interests of the young people in the committees and organize projects themselves. Neustadt took part in the federal project Diversity is good for you. In the family meeting place (formerly the district meeting place) on the West Prussia ring, the living conditions of the families living there are to be improved.
administration
According to Article 28 and Section 2 of the Basic Law, Neustadt has the right to free self-administration and is therefore allowed to make and monitor decisions in matters of importance for the city within the framework of the reserve administration. This task is carried out by the city council with its committees and carried out by the mayor.
Disability officer
Since April 26, 2013 there has been a representative for people with disabilities in Neustadt who advocates their interests and submits reports to the city's committees. This post had existed since 2002, only then as a half-job.
coat of arms
Blazon : “In red a golden boat sailing on blue waves with two men, one of whom raises the hand of oath with outstretched fingers, the other leads the steering; the silver holstein nettle leaf above the boat. "
The oldest evidence of the coat of arms is the seal on a document from 1351. The bronze stamp for this seal was found after 1817 in the rubble of the city fire that was stored in a field outside the city. The seal image is the basis for the city arms.
Town twinning
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The city is also a member of the largest international city friendship Neustadt in Europe , a working group of 37 cities and municipalities in seven Central European countries (Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, the Netherlands) that bear the name Neustadt . Neustadt in Holstein hosted the annual meeting of the working group in 2007.
Educational institutions
primary school
The catchment area of the Neustädter Bucht primary school includes the town of Neustadt with the districts of Pelzerhaken and Rettin as well as the neighboring towns of Altenkrempe , Hasselburg , Sibstin, Klaushorst, Plunkau, Jarkau, Sierhagen , Kassau, Mühlenkamp, Stolpe, Rogerfelde, Sierksdorf , Oevelgönne, Roge and Wintershagen . There are an average of five parallel classes in each of the four grade levels.
The school offers a differentiated support concept in the areas of cross-class German lessons, German as a second language, reading promotion, promotion of mathematics, inclusive and integration. In addition to conventional forms of teaching, ideas for individualized learning are developed and tested in all classes in the subjects of German and / or mathematics.
high school
The municipal high school is located a few meters from the beach on the Baltic Sea. Construction began in 1958. On February 22, 1960, the first day of classes took place in the new building. The school consists of three wings, which are connected by a hallway, and the natural sciences biology, chemistry and physics are in a three-story extension. There are two gyms, a new large sports hall and an older one. The school has a computer room and an internet café. The second construction phase was put into operation in 1963. In 2008 the cafeteria was completed; it is two-story and is located in the former courtyard of the school. The inner courtyard was made smaller by adding the cafeteria. The last change took place in 2012 with the renovation work on the new sports hall.
The headmaster (since 2014) is Mr. Karsten Kilian. The first headmaster (1959–1970) was Mr. Illing; his successors were Mr. Grewe (until 1982), Mr. Klopsch (until 2000) and Mr. Beier (until 2014). With the 50th anniversary in 2009, the city of Neustadt in Holstein took over the school sponsorship again. Since then the school is no longer called "Kreisgymnasium Neustadt", but "Städtisches Gymnasium Neustadt in Holstein - Coastal High School Neustadt". In the upper school it is desirable that every student has a laptop, since the grammar school has been a laptop school since 2004. The digital learning and working materials are often included in the lessons: Almost every room in the school is equipped with so-called whiteboards . In the future, every room should have a whiteboard. The school accesses the “fronter” learning platform, on which every student has their own account. Homework can be uploaded there or things that are important to the students can be displayed. In the entrance hall and in the cafeteria there is a flat screen on which the substitution plan is displayed. This can also be accessed conveniently from home via the school's homepage. Many projects, student exchanges and work groups are offered at the school. These include, for example, the golf and sailing company, the exchange countries France, Singapore and Hong Kong and the Comenius project . According to its own information, the school has around 40 teachers and around 600 students and has had a school social worker since May 1, 2013.
Community schools
The name of the Jacob-Lienau-Schule goes back to the Neustädter merchant Jacob Lienau . On April 1, 1939, middle school classes began in Neustadt; the classrooms were distributed among schoolhouses on Königsstrasse, Kirchenstrasse and Waschgrabenallee. On April 11, 1945, military hospitals were set up in the school buildings Waschgrabenallee, Rosengarten and Rettiner Weg. After April 19, 1946, after the Cap Arcona disaster of May 3, 1945, the situation eased somewhat. At that time there was a great shortage of teachers, as there was no replacement for the teachers who were killed in the war. After this time, the number of students increased due to the evacuees and refugees; there was also a shortage of books, exercise books, pencils and other work materials. From 1949, the catchment area of the middle school in Neustadt in Holstein was reduced by the establishment of middle schools in Eutin, Oldenburg, Lensahn, Grömitz and Heiligenhafen. On December 1, 1950, the barracks building on the submarine school grounds was occupied. The time of lack of space and constant wandering was over.
In 2009 the former Jacob-Lienau-Realschule and the Hochtor-Grundschule became a community school . Both schools are in close proximity at Schulstrasse 2. In 2012, around 620 pupils attended the school, 300 of them group pupils and 320 secondary and secondary school pupils from previous years.
So far there have been six headmasters at the Jacob-Lienau-Schule:
- April 1, 1939-10. October 1945: Karl Schulz
- April 23, 1946-15. June 1947: Walter Raschert
- June 16, 1947-13. March 1957: Ernst Schwarz
- April 1, 1957-17. July 1978: Friedrich Christiansen
- August 1, 1978-31. July 2006: Fritz Schramm
- August 1, 2006 – January 2017 Jörg Schmidt
- since September 1, 2017 Werner Hendricks
A trained school social worker and daily homework help are employed at this school. In 2013 a cafeteria was opened, in which cold and warm dishes are offered during the lunch break. The heart of the school is the school auditorium, in which performances by the various theater groups in Neustadt as well as guest performances by foreign theaters take place. The annual Christmas party for seniors from the DANA Ostsee Seniors Center also takes place there.
The Steinkamp School is referred to as a community school because it has been connected to the Hochtor primary school since the beginning of 2012 and is therefore considered a community primary school in Neustadt. The new school building was completed in 1965. In 1973 gyms were added and a cafeteria was added in 2001. In 2011, with a view to the merger with the Hochtor elementary school, the extension of several classrooms, washrooms, etc. began in 2012, the Hochtor elementary school was connected to the Steinkamp school. Ms. Gärtner (Hochtor elementary school) and Mr. Bohl (Steinkamp school) were in charge of the respective schools. Ms. Grave has been the headmistress of the community school since February 2012. The school yard currently measures 6000 m² and the entire area is around 1.5 hectares. The school has 35 teachers teaching 550 students in 23 classes. When the community project started, it was decided that the primary school would specialize in individual teaching so that each child would receive appropriate support. The strengths of the school are the homework and lunch supervision, reading motivation lessons and cooperation with support centers and partners outside of school, as well as equipping the 1st grade with smart boards and the intensive use of new media. The school also offers a choir and is supported by energetic parents. Investments of over 1.1 million euros were required for the entire project.
Neustadt vocational school
The Neustadt vocational school is a branch of the Ostholstein district's vocational school. The courses are in Neustadt
- Vocational high school
- Nutrition and housekeeping
- economy & Administration and Management
- health
- Vocational school for food and gastronomy
offered. Because the school maintains international school partnerships and exchange programs, offers a good range of foreign languages and thus promotes international understanding , it has been allowed to use the name European School since 2012 .
special school
The Schule am Rosengarten is a special school for children and young people who are disabled in their educational, development and learning opportunities.
Ameos Institute North
The Ameos Institute North is a training institute in the field of social and health professions.
Children's university
The Neustadt Children's University, organized on a voluntary basis, has existed since 2006 . Free monthly events are offered from September to April, aimed primarily at elementary school children between the ages of seven and twelve.
Community College
The Volkshochschule Neustadt in Holstein offers morning, evening and weekend courses a wide range of courses in the areas of society, creative design, languages, IT, health and sport. Excursions and lectures complete the offer of adult education.
economy
Neustadt is a state-recognized seaside resort , tourism uses the sandy beaches in the districts of Pelzerhaken and Rettin and the Hansa-Park (amusement park) in the neighboring village of Sierksdorf.
The city is trying to stimulate tourism in the off-season with support from EU funds from the EAFRD program. In 2008 a swing golf course was built in the Pelzerhaken district .
Clinics
Another economic focus is the health sector. Neustadt, with three local hospitals, is also a health city. The Ameos Clinic , the Schön Clinic Neustadt and the Pelzerhaken Children's Center are well-known institutions far beyond the country's borders.
Ameos Clinic Neustadt
The Ameos-Klinikum Neustadt is a treatment facility for the areas of psychiatry and psychotherapy, geriatric psychiatry and geriatric psychotherapy and addiction disorders. Forensic psychiatry and psychotherapy are available for people who have committed a criminal offense while suffering from a mental illness, the perpetrator is incapable of guilt or with reduced criminal capacity and society needs to be protected from further criminal offenses . Mentally ill offenders from all over Schleswig-Holstein who receive such a measure under Section 63 of the Criminal Code come to the Ameos Clinic for Forensic Psychiatry and Psychotherapy. The Ameos-Klinikum Neustadt has a total of 247 beds. In 2010, 3,647 patients were treated as fully inpatients, 133 partially inpatients and 4,843 outpatients.
The specialist centers of the Ameos-Klinikum Neustadt:
- Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy:
The clinic offers outpatient psychiatric-psychotherapeutic treatment with a focus on borderline . - Clinic for Neurology and Neurophysiology
The focus of this specialist center is on Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis.
In the Hans-Ralfs -Haus there is the possibility for people with and without disabilities to become artistically creative together. The large atrium offers space for exhibitions, concerts, theater performances, projects and workshops.
The predecessor of the Ameos-Klinikum Neustadt was the Neustadt in Holstein specialist clinic , which was opened west of the city in 1893 as a provincial care facility on the site of a former sugar factory.
Schoen Clinic Neustadt
The Schön Klinik Neustadt is a privately owned hospital. With 520 beds, the clinic provides acute, standard and emergency care in the Ostholstein region. Around 1150 people are employed in the nine specialist medical centers. In 2012 the Schön Klinik Neustadt treated a total of around 19,000 inpatients and almost 52,000 outpatients.
The specialist centers of the Schön-Klinik Neustadt:
- Orthopedic Clinic
- Clinic for spinal surgery with a scoliosis center
- Clinic for Surgery and Trauma Surgery
- Clinic for hand, breast, plastic and aesthetic surgery
- Orthopedic Rehabilitation Clinic
- Clinic for Anesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine
- Clinic for Internal Medicine and Cardiology
- Clinic for Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology
- Clinic for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
The Schön Klinik Neustadt has been certified according to the DIN EN ISO 9001 standards since autumn 1999. The department of the clinic for orthopedic rehabilitation was also awarded the seal of approval "Medical rehabilitation in tested quality" of the state of Schleswig-Holstein. The house is also a local trauma center and, since 2003, an academic teaching hospital of the University of Lübeck .
Children's center Pelzerhaken
The children's center Pelzerhaken is a social pediatric specialist clinic, social pediatric center gGmbH and training institute. From infants with feeding disorders to children with behavioral disorders and adolescents with complex disabilities. The motto is “from possibilities to abilities”. The children's center treats around a thousand children a year and has 35 beds in the hospital. The inpatient stay usually lasts 2–4 weeks, but it can vary between 3 days and 8 weeks. After discharge, long-term outpatient care is possible. The core areas of neuropediatrics extend to child and adolescent psychiatry. A total of around 70 full-time employees are currently employed at the Pelzerhaken Children's Center. The Förderkreis e. V. supports the children's center in its work and helps when health insurances or state institutions are not responsible.
There are four stations:
- for chronically neurologically ill children
- for children with developmental disabilities in the area of intellectual abilities
- for children with difficulties in the area of social and / or emotional development or in the family environment
- for children with neuropediatric diseases from infancy to preschool age
traffic
Neustadt is located on the Vogelfluglinie to Denmark , with two motorway junctions ( A1 motorway ), which connects the Hamburg metropolitan area with the Öresund region Copenhagen - Malmö .
railroad
There is an hourly regional train connection to Lübeck from the Neustadt (Holst) stop . This is connected to the Vogelfluglinie via a 1.3 km branch line at the Neustädter Güterbahnhof (Gbf) . A connecting curve to the north was closed in 1960. Today, trains coming from Lübeck are split every two hours at an operating stop at Neustadt Gbf station just before the Neustadt terminus . One part of the train goes directly via Oldenburg to Puttgarden, the other ends in Neustadt. When traveling in the opposite direction to Lübeck, the two parts of the train from Puttgarden and Neustadt are combined in the Neustadt Gbf station.
The Eutin – Neustadt line was shut down in 1982 and the tracks dismantled in 1984/85.
Air traffic
The nearest airport is Lübeck-Blankensee Airport . In nearby Sierksdorf there is the special airfield (SLP) Hof Altona with a grass runway of 500 × 30 m.
industrial Estate
The industrial park "Neustadt Bay" is the intercommunal industrial area of the city of Neustadt and the community Sierksdorf. It is located directly on the A1 motorway at the Neustadt in Holstein-Mitte motorway junction . One advantage of this commercial area is the short distances to the Neustadt in Holstein seaport and the Lübeck, Hamburg and Kiel airports. The total size of the industrial park is 98,500 m². Metalworking companies, bakeries , printing shops , sailmakers , varnishers , funeral homes and other service providers have settled there , but no retailers.
The establishments include Gollan ( construction , real estate, recycling and motor vehicles) and Doll-Park ( sex toys ).
port
Neustadt has a natural harbor open to the south within walking distance of the city center. In the north, a road bridge separates the port from the inland water .
In earlier times the port was important for cattle loading and fishing. Around 1600 an important shipyard was located here, where the important shipbuilder Claus Reimers built large ships for King Christian IV and for Danish shipowners.
Today there are transshipment , marine and marina facilities in the port . It has been approved according to the ISPS code and is considered a safe haven. The following maximum dimensions apply to ships using the municipal port: length over all 120 m, width over all: 20 m, draft : 5.5 m at sea level . Power supply is possible at all berths with 230 V , on the west side of the port with 400 V. The supply of drinking water, provisions and fuel can also be organized. Tank cleaning and bilge water disposal of ships are carried out on request. There is a faeces and sewage receiving station. The main cargo handled in the port is grain . In 2008 around 120,000 t of goods were loaded in the Neustadt port.
There is also passenger shipping. Up to 3000 passengers used the municipal port in 2008/2009. The port is also approached by traditional ships. Neustadt in Holstein was the seat of the shipping company Peter Deilmann and home port of the ocean-going cruise ship Germany ; the tall ship Lili Marleen was used from Neustadt for cruises on the Baltic Sea until 2004.
The municipal marina and two marinas offer more than 1500 berths for water sports enthusiasts.
The operational training center for damage control marine and the maritime education and training center of the federal police are located in Neustadt . The Federal Maritime Police ( Coast Guard ) has its here Location .
The Bremen SAR School of the German Society for Rescue of Shipwrecked People (DGzRS) has a branch in Neustadt. It has a training facility on land for permanent and voluntary sea rescuers. Several lifeboats and other motor and sailing boats are available for practical training at sea . The courses are supported by lifeboats and lifeboats from the surrounding rescue stations as well as the neighboring Naval Defense Training Center. The sea rescue boat Henrich Wuppesahl is stationed in the city harbor.
Culture and sights
Buildings
- Brick Gothic town church from 1244; its Gothic altar originally comes from the Schleswig Cathedral and was sold to Neustadt after the Brüggemann Altar was erected (1666).
- Classicist town hall from 1818/20, built by Christian Frederik Hansen
- Pagoda warehouse (former granary) from 1830
- Hornscher Speicher
- Holy Spirit Hospital from 1344
- Lienau pen
- Kremper gate from the Middle Ages .
- Intelligence test command of 1920
- Bridge collectors' house from 1846
- Pelzerhaken lighthouse from 1843, rebuilt in 1936
City church from the south
Classicist town hall by state master builder C. F. Hansen
Pagoda reservoir on the inland water
Market square with a fisherman's sculpture by Serge Mangin
Intelligence test command (formerly test tower) in Pelzerhaken; until 2009 installation of apartments
Former telecommunications tower M of the marine telecommunications sector 73 in Pelzerhaken
Pelzerhaken lighthouse with outbuildings
The Neustädter Bahnhof
The bridge money collector in front of the harbor bridge
The Lienaustift in Kremper Strasse
The market candelabra stands today by the inland water, near the pagoda reservoir
Hornscher Speicher; granary at the harbor; built in 1824, now a restaurant, before that the traditional yacht Vestby
Formerly the royal court of an agricultural complex. Today the adult education center and the city archive use these rooms.
Museums
The local history museum zeiTTor was previously called the Ostholstein Museum in Neustadt in Holstein and has been in the Kremper Tor since 1908 . However, the Kremper Tor has existed since the city was founded in 1244. Among other things, the museum houses an exhibition about the life of the people in Neustadt 7000 and 50 years ago. The zeiTTor has been certified as a family-friendly facility by the Schleswig-Holstein Tourism Agency, as it offers children many opportunities to participate, areas of activity and exhibits "to understand". You can also enter the Museum Cap Arcona through the zeiTTor .
The Cap Arcona Museum was opened in 1990 on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the Cap Arcona disaster. It consists of two rooms that can be reached through the main entrance of the zeiTTor museum . The exhibition contains original pieces from the sunk ship. In addition, the background of the disaster is explained in more detail, as well as the situation in Neustadt towards the end of the war. You can also get information about the memorials and graves of the victims of the Cap Arcona disaster.
The fishing museum is located at the net drying area of the Neustädter Hafen. It documents the history of the Neustadt Fisheries Office, which has existed since 1474 and is the oldest fisheries office in Germany. It also reports on the development of fishing in Neustadt and the surrounding area.
The Coast Guard Fan Museum existed from 2005 to 2015 . In addition to photos, shooting schedules and background information, a variety of props that had been used in the TV series Coast Guard (shot in Neustadt) were shown here.
City library
The Neustadt in Holstein city library is a member of the Schleswig-Holstein library center and has a stock of around 40,000 media.
Neustädter Kunstkilometer
The footpath on the lower Jungfernstieg on the east bank of the port was expanded into a promenade in 2006. The Neustädter Kunst-Kilometer was set up along the promenade . The city gives Schleswig-Holstein artists the opportunity to present sculptures and installations in public spaces. In 2013 there were fourteen works of art by eight different authors, including seagulls made of white marble by Pierre Schumann and Strömung from Anröchter Dolomit by Jochen Schumann. For the time being, this presentation is to be concluded with another work of art.
Seagulls by Pierre Schumann
Current by Jochen Schumann
Churches and ecclesiastical institutions
Churches
- Hospital Church (Evangelical-Lutheran), Am Hafen
- City Church (Evangelical-Lutheran) , Kirchenstrasse
- St. Johannis (Roman Catholic), Danziger Strasse
- New Apostolic Church, Ziegelhof
- Free Evangelical Congregation (FeG), Am Binnenwasser
- Advent Congregation, Fischerstrasse
graveyards
Victims of the Cap Arcona bombing are buried in most of Neustadt's cemeteries.
Institution cemetery
A cultural specialty is the former cemetery of the Provincial Insane and Sanatorium Neustadt in Holstein (later the State Hospital Neustadt i. H.). Victims of the Nazi euthanasia program , and later other war victims, were buried in the institutional cemetery on Parkweg (Galgenberg), which was laid out in 1895/96 (see the Cap Arcona event ). A memorial stone and grave slabs remember the victims of the Cap Arcona.
Evangelical North and South Cemetery
The Evangelical North Cemetery and the Evangelical South Cemetery are located on Kirchhofsallee, about 1 kilometer east of the market, and are separated by Kirchhofsallee.
In the north cemetery there is a mass grave with name boards for foreign dead between 1945 and 1950.
In the south cemetery there is a memorial stone for the dead of the sinking of the submarine Hai and a war cemetery from the Second World War with an approximately four meter high wooden cross and name plaques.
Cap Arcona cemetery of honor
On the outskirts of Neustadt, on the promenade in the direction of Pelzerhaken, directly on the banks of the Neustädter Bucht, the Cap Arcona cemetery of honor , where 621 of the victims of the disaster of May 3, 1945 were buried in mass graves. A memorial stone names the total number of 7,000 victims and the nationalities of the victims ( location ).
Jewish Cemetery
The Jewish cemetery in Neustadt in Holstein is a burial site that was occupied from 1945 to 1947 as a separate part of the Protestant southern cemetery, where former concentration camp prisoners and displaced persons were buried. Access is from the grass path ( location ). The official inauguration of the cemetery took place on January 5, 1947. The German inscription on the central memorial stone documents that most of those buried here died on May 3, 1945, the day Neustadt was liberated by the British military. On May 3, before the Cap Arcona was bombed, prisoners from the Stutthof concentration camp were shot on land. Those who died in the following two years were inmates of the large DP camp for former concentration camp prisoners that existed in Neustadt at the time. Many of the inmates died as a result of the health problems they had suffered during the concentration camp. About 100 burials were carried out in the cemetery. The tombstones date from May 3, 1945 to 1947.
Regular events
- Neustadt has organized the European Folklore Festival every three years since 1951 (annually until 1960), which before 2004 was known as the European Folklore and Costume Week .
- Until 2015, the Neustadt Choir Academy sponsored by the city of Neustadt took place under the direction of renowned German choir conductors. The host choir was the Neustädter Kammerchor. The results were presented in a musical service in the city church.
- In 2018, from August 16 to September 1, the III. European Sculpture Triennial takes place. The patron of the event was once again the former Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein , Björn Engholm . Six sculptors of international renown created sculptures from granite boulders . Interested spectators could watch the artists at work in their open-air studio at the harbor. The sculptures created will be set up permanently in the city area. The impetus for this series of events came from the Neustädter Kunstkilometer .
- Alternating with the European Folklore Festival and the European Sculpture Triennial , the Summer Night of Cultures has been taking place every three years since 2014.
- Under the name Theater in der Stadt , the city of Neustadt is organizing touring theaters in the genres of drama , tabloid comedy and comedy in the 44th season (as of 2018) . In addition, since 1987 the city has offered readings (also in Low German ), cabaret, puppet shows, magic matinees, concerts, Christmas events and recitations as part of the Neustädter Kulturmatinee . The events usually take place in the theater hall at the Jacob-Lienau-Schule.
- Every year in May the Max-Oertz-Regatta with classic sailing yachts takes place in Neustädter Hafen and on the Bay of Lübeck .
- From June to September the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Neustadt and the city of Neustadt organize the Neustädter Musiksommer . This concert series presents between seven and nine classical concerts with well-known national and international vocal and instrumental artists; it took place for the tenth time in 2016.
- Every last Friday of the month since January 2010, half-hour Neustadt market music has been taking place in the Neustadt in Holstein town church at 11 am ; on April 27, 2018 for the 100th time. Students at the Lübeck or Hamburg music academies give concerts on the organ; Admission is free.
- The “Meer” chenwald takes place on the market square every Saturday in Advent .
- The karate summer camp has been held every year in July since 1992 , organized by the Jiyu Neumünster Dojo
- Annual Gogenkrog exhibition
- Every year in summer the place Fischer Office hard place on the net dry place at the port.
- On Tuesdays and Fridays there is a weekly market on the market square from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. all year round, which is supplied by producers and traders from Neustadt and the region.
societies
There are more than 60 clubs in Neustadt in Holstein . Probably the best-known and largest club is TSV Neustadt in Holstein with around 1600 members, football , handball , gymnastics , children's gymnastics , athletics , judo , cycling , volleyball , basketball , hiking , modern arnis , aikido , karate , boxing , boules , Tajiquan and large trampoline . Other sports clubs are
- the tennis club Grün Weiß e. V. Neustadt with six tennis courts directly on the Baltic Sea, a practice wall and a clubhouse. The association has around 280 adult and over 100 youth members.
- the Karate Dojo Itosu Neustadt e. V. with about 80 karatekas. Traditional Shōtōkan Karate has been taught in the dojo for over ten years .
- the Neustädter LC e. V. from 1962. It offers a selection of ten different sports and is the second largest club after TSV Neustadt.
- the HSG Ostsee N / G , a handball community of the communities Neustadt and Grömitz , whose first men's team has played in the 3rd division since the 2018/19 season .
Nature conservation and citizens' initiatives
The Federation for the Environment and Nature Conservation Germany (BUND) takes care of nature conservation in the Neustadt in Holstein area . The BUND's largest project is the Neustädter Bucht greenhouse . The main building of this environmental house, which was founded in May 1991, was used for a youth development project until the beginning of 1991. It was founded by committed teachers, parents and politicians. One would rather appeal to younger children and sensitize them to nature so that they can develop a feeling for themselves and nature. The facility has three permanent employees and is looked after by the BUND. A FöJ ( Voluntary Ecological Year ) is also offered.
The citizens' initiative for a better waste concept in Ostholstein e. V. was founded after it became known that the Zweckverband Ostholstein (ZVO) wanted to expand the incineration capacity of its waste-to-energy plant in the industrial area west of the city of Neustadt from 80,000 t per year to 140,000 t. The BI advocated not expanding the system at the existing location and mobilized public resistance to the ZVO plans. In the planning approval procedure for the plant expansion, more than 5000 affected individuals raised objections . Under the impression of resistance in the population, the city of Neustadt also opposed the ZVO plans and sued the partial approval of the State Office for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Areas for the expansion of the waste-to-energy plant. The Schleswig Higher Administrative Court revoked the partial approval on February 2, 2010. Half a year after the court decision , the ZVO announced that it wanted to forego the expansion of its waste-to-energy plant.
Sports facilities
Most of Neustadt's sports facilities are located on Gogenkrog. They consist of the Gogenkrog hall and the Gogenkrog court with a grass and artificial turf field , a long jump and shot put facility , a 400 m tartan track and shooting ranges . There are also fitness studios in the city .
Personalities
- Claus Reimers (1620–1671), shipyard operator , for his services to the city, his name was engraved on the large brass chandelier in the city church .
- Johannes Langemack , also Langemak (1655–1712), Protestant Lutheran pastor and hymn poet
- Jacob Lienau (1798–1884), Neustadt merchant, was made Neustadt's first honorary citizen in 1878
- Cay Dietrich Lienau ( MdR ) (1821–1878), businessman and politician in Lübeck
- Wilhelm Valentiner (1830–1893), spa doctor
- Robert Emil Lienau (1838–1920), music publisher
- Christian Marth (1840–1914), senior pastor at St. Marien in Lübeck
- Magnus Schlichting (1850-1919), architect who worked in the province of Schleswig-Holstein , particularly in Neumünster and Flensburg
- Adam Hölbing (1855–1929), morality sign and showman painter
- Robert Heinrich Lienau (1866–1949), music publisher
- Max Oertz (1871–1929), yacht designer, aeronaut and inventor
- Fritz Weidemann (1871–1919), actor
- Wilhelm Heydorn (1873–1958), theologian, alternative practitioner and teacher
- Heinrich Bornhövd (1879–1960), politician ( DVP ), member of the Reichstag.
- Carl Schröter (1887–1952), politician ( DVP , CDU ), Member of the Bundestag , Member of the Bundestag ( Prussia , Schleswig-Holstein )
- Willi Koch (1903–1968), newspaper publisher and politician
- Heinz Burmeister (1913–1972), businessman, politician
- Ernst-Otto Schlöpke (1922–2011), Low German writer
- Adolf Clasen (1923–2016), classical philologist and Lübeck city historian
- Kay Hoff (1924-2018), writer
- Uwe Erich (* 1937), German soccer player
- Ulrich Welsch (* 1940), doctor and biologist, professor for microscopic anatomy in Munich
- Frieder Henf (* 1943), lawyer, former State Secretary D.
- Elisabeth Plessen (* 1944), writer
- Harald Schliemann (* 1944), lawyer and politician, former Minister of Justice in Thuringia ( CDU )
- Bernd Meyer (* 1946), economist, professor of economics
- Jens Rocksien (* 1946), teacher, politician
- Wulf Diepenbrock (* 1947), agricultural scientist and university professor
- Vicke von Behr-Negendanck (* 1949), Archoberlenker of the Christian Community
- Gerd Wachowski (* 1950), organist, church musician and university professor
- Marie-Louise von Plessen (* 1950), cultural historian, writer and museologist
- Silke Göttsch-Elten (* 1952), folklorist
- Angelika Löber (* 1969), politician, MdL (Hessen)
- Frank Cordes (* 1971), handball player
- Kathrin Oxen (* 1972), Protestant theologian
- Ann-Katrin Schröder (* 1973), journalist and television presenter
- Tobias von der Heide (* 1984), politician (CDU)
- Sarah Eichler (* 1987), volleyball and beach volleyball player
literature
- Johannes Hugo Koch (Ed.): Heimatbuch Neustadt in Holstein . Self-published by J. H. Koch, Neustadt in Holstein 1967 (with the collaboration of Werner Neugebauer , Lübeck, with contributions by Gerhard Seifert, Kiel, and Karl Hucke, Plön).
- Wilhelm Lange: Cap Arcona . Documentation. Created on behalf of the city of Neustadt in Holstein. Struve's Buchdruckerei und Verlag, Eutin 1988, ISBN 3-923457-08-1 .
- Gabriele Bremer, Heinrich Evers, Norbert Kahl, Wilhelm Lange, Harry Schaardt, Volker Weber (editor): 750 years Neustadt in Holstein. Aspects of the city's history . Festschrift for the 750th anniversary. Ed .: City of Neustadt in Holstein. Balticum Verlagsgesellschaft, Neustadt in Holstein 1994 (120 pages).
- Franz-Josef Huschens: Neustadt in Holstein . Sutton Verlag, Erfurt 2002, ISBN 3-89702-476-4 .
- Hans-Joachim Birkholz: Historical local history. Neustadt in Holstein - history and stories . Balticum-Verlag, Neustadt in Holstein 2006 (dedicated to Johannes Hugo Koch).
Web links
Individual evidence
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- ^ [2] , statutes of the foundation "Hospital for the Holy Spirit and Lienaustift" in the city of Neustadt in Holstein.
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- ^ Statutes of the foundation "Hospital for the Holy Spirit and Lienaustift" , City of Neustadt in Holstein, municipal committees: Hospital Board .
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