Schwabenhof (Neutal municipality)

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Schwabenhof (former municipality)
Schwabenhof (municipality of Neutal) (Austria)
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Basic data
Pole. District , state Oberpullendorf  (OP), Burgenland
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Coordinates 47 ° 32 '45 "  N , 16 ° 26' 45"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 32 '45 "  N , 16 ° 26' 45"  Ef1
height 274  m above sea level A.
Post Code 7343f1
prefix + 43/02618f1
Official website
Statistical identification
Community code k. A.f3
Source: STAT : index of places ; BEV : GEONAM ; GIS-Bgld
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Template: Infobox community part in Austria / maintenance / former community

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Schwabenhof ( Hungarian Nemestelek ) was a municipality in the Oberpullendorf district in Burgenland in Austria , which was incorporated into the Neutal municipality in the 1930s .

geography

Schwabenhof is located in the Stooberbachtal in Central Burgenland, today in the northern part of the municipality of Neutal, embedded between a slope and the Stooberbach . The northern neighboring community of Schwabenhof was Markt Sankt Martin .

Place name

Older spellings of the place name are "Edelhof" ( German ) and "Kukerics" ( Hungarian ).

The place name "Schwabenhof" probably has no connection with the Swabians . The rear link “-hof” indicates the development of the area around a noble estate.

history

The place was founded as a German settlement in the 18th century and, until 1921, was part of the Kingdom of Hungary and shared the checkered history of Hungary. In 1846 it was described as “a German village with 14 houses and 104 inhabitants belonging to the aristocratic Nagy family, parish after St. Martin”. From 1921 Schwabenhof was part of the Burgenland and thus shares the recent history of Austria .

In 1931 Schwabenhof was incorporated into the municipality of Neutal, despite the rejection of the Neutal municipal council.

Attractions

  • Schwabenhof Church (Rosalienkapelle)
  • Schwabenhof cemetery
Panorama of Neutal - seen from the southwest - Schwabenhof can be seen in the middle left of the picture

Individual evidence

  1. Michael Dushanek: Linguistic and religious minorities in Burgenland , in: Eastern Austria and neighboring regions , p. 224.
  2. Rudolf Kroyer: How was it then? A Burgenlander remembers , p. 43.
  3. ^ History of the Neutal community .