Little summer

Little summer City of Sömmerda Coordinates: 51 ° 10 ′ 41 ″  N , 11 ° 8 ′ 21 ″  E
Height :	137 m above sea level NN
Area :	7.82 km²
Residents :	294  (2010)
Population density :	38 inhabitants / km²
Incorporation :	March 14, 1974
Postal code :	99610
Area code :	03634
Location of infrequent summer in Sömmerda
Church in low summer (2012)

Little summer is a district of the city of Sömmerda in the district of Sömmerda .

history

The name sumeridi is most likely derived from the Old High German sumar, which means something like swamp, bog or damp area - in view of the proximity of Unstrut and Lossaaue, quite appropriate.

The first documented mention of Wenigensummer comes from a tithing dispute between the Fulda Monastery and the Archbishop of Mainz Lullus in 876. The passage in question sumeridi item sumeridi leaves room for speculation as to whether this refers to infrequent summers and the neighboring Sömmerda, or whether it is themselves This is about the Germanic (old town Petrigemeinde) and the Slavic (Rähmen) settlement origins of the city. The place belonged to the Electoral Saxon Office Weißensee until 1815 . The decisions of the Congress of Vienna he came to Prussia and in 1816 the district Weissensee in the administrative district of Erfurt the province of Saxony assigned to which he belonged until 1944th

In a few summers there was a manor until 1945 : This estate, which emerged from the Erfurt church property, had belonged to the von Teutleben family since the 16th century. After that, from the 16th century the von Götze families, from 1839 von Seebach and from 1899 von Hünersdorff were the owners. In 1911 Erich Beyse from Lindenwald (Silesia) bought the property and managed it until 1945. After the Soviet occupation in June 1945, the property was expropriated without compensation and divided between small and new farmers. In 1948 the manor house was demolished due to SMAD order no. 209 , whereby the remaining farm buildings were transferred to the inventory of an agricultural production cooperative (LPG type I Bundschuh ) in 1952. After structural changes (from 1958 belonging to LPG Sömmerda), these were gradually abandoned in the 1980s and left to decay and torn down. At the moment (2015) only the horse stable (now used as a house) and the outer walls of the sheep barn are left of the former manor buildings. Since 2009 , after the sale by the Treuhandanstalt, a number of new residential buildings have been built on part of the site .

In 2001, little summer was a priority for village renewal in Thuringia and since then has been able to significantly upgrade its external appearance. Due to the spatial location to Erfurt and Thuringian industrial locations, there has been an increased influx of younger residents since 2010.

In 1974 the previously independent community was incorporated into the city of Sömmerda.

On May 4, 2016, Gunter Demnig laid a stumbling block for Anna Hohmann in the sidewalk near the property at Vorderstraße 86 . See also: List of stumbling blocks in Sömmerda .

Attractions

• St. Nikolaus (low summer)

Desolation

There are two desert areas in the vicinity of the infrequent summer . These are: Breitfurt or Breitenfurt (between Wenigensömmern and Stödten in the so-called old slope) and Siboldesdorf (between Wenigensömmern and Frohndorf, roughly in the area where the “ Pfefferminzbahn ” crosses the Scherkonde , location ). Both deserted areas contributed significantly to the expansion of the Wenigens summer area.

Personalities

• Caspar von Teutleben (* 1576 in Laucha , † 1629 in few summer): poet and humanist, a founder of the "fruitful society". He lived for a few years in the few summer months.
• Johann Christoph Göring (* shortly before October 31, 1624 in Wenigensömmern, † 1684 in Blekendorf near Plön in Holstein ): pastor, song poet, author of a five-edition song book "Liebes-Meyen-Blühmlein".
• Emil Steinhoff (born May 3, 1883 in few summer; † January 25, 1953 in Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe ): SA leader .
• Ernst Kasenzer (born June 19, 1891 in Skungirren ; † February 1, 1943 in Dachau concentration camp ): Pastor in few summer.
• Peter Baumbach (born 1940 in Wenigensömmern): Architect (GDR) and professor at the art college in Berlin-Weißensee.

literature

• Friedrich B. Frhr. von Hagke (Hrsg.): Documentary news about the cities, villages and estates of the Weissensee district. Contribution to a Codex Thuringiae diplomaticus. Großmann, Weißensee 1867.
• Detlef Ignasiak: manor and parsonage from few summerers. In: Detlef Ignasiak (ed.): Poet houses in Thuringia. quartus-Verlag, Jena 1996, ISBN 3-931505-16-2 , pp. 75-82.
• Ulrich Rottleb: Little story of a few summer . Self-published, Wenigensommerns 2005, (2nd amended and corrected edition 2006).

Individual evidence

1. ^ The district of Weißensee in the municipality register 1900

Web links

Commons : Little Summer  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• thueringenfotos.de - Photos from the village from 1988