Tännich

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Tännich Castle, middle part, back side (2012)
Former farm building of the Tännich estate (2012)

Tännich is a hamlet that belongs to the Breitenheerda district of the city of Rudolstadt .

geography

The hamlet of Tännich is located on a hill of the outflowing Österöda trench on the western edge of the Tannröder forest on a connecting path from Breitenheerda to the hamlet and into the forest. The altitude is on average 500 m above sea level .

history

The hamlet of Tännich is said to have existed as early as 900 AD. Depending on the climate, there was a change between settlement and desert .

The manor and manor house (castle) were sold by the childless noble owner at the beginning of the 20th century. From 1924 to 1933 the “Friedrich-Ebert-Heim” was located in Tännich Castle, as their Reich holiday home, the first educational establishment for the socialist youth workers . The building was leased in 1924. The artist Alfred Hanf created the ceiling paintings in the castle in the same year. Many SAJD events took place. In April 1933 the youth home was closed by the National Socialists . It became a HJ home, then a further training facility for the Nazi lecturers. After the war it was used for a short time as workers' accommodation for the SDAG Wismut. Afterwards it was an agricultural school and an FDJ training center. From 1963 to 1972 the castle was a youth hostel. From 1972 the castle was taken over by the Weimar factory and, after extensive renovation and renovation work, was used as a company holiday home and children's holiday camp until 1990. After the fall of the Wall, the castle was unused for a long time.

In 1999 15 women moved in and the area became a " beguinage ". These moved out again in 2005 after serious disputes. In the course of this use, all fixtures (restaurant, social rooms and guest rooms) were converted by the women and ruined in the process. The castle has been privately owned since 2005 and is being renovated.

Recently, attention has been drawn to three medieval devastations in the Tännich area.

Web links

Commons : Tännich  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Beguinage Thuringia , queried on June 2, 2011
  2. ↑ Uwe John (Red.): Kulturelle Entdeckungen Thüringen. Volume 4: District of Altenburger Land, City of Gera, District of Greiz, City of Jena, Saale-Holzland District, Saale-Orla District, District of Saalfeld-Rudolstadt. Schnell & Steiner, Regensburg 2011, ISBN 978-3-7954-2501-2 , pp. 55–56.

Coordinates: 50 ° 47 '  N , 11 ° 13'  E