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indistinguishable from “Holt”, an older German word for wood. In old title deeds the name also appears as “Holdungen”, which suggests the name could also derive from “Haulungen”, meaning “pasture in a clearing on sloping ground”. This interpretation infers that Holungen was designated as a “Waldsiedlung” (settlement in a forest). Villages whose names end in “-ungen” were all founded in an earlier settlement period. Therefore, is it possible that Holungen's founding could date back as far as the initial colonisation of modern Germany by Germanic peoples. It could have existed as far back as 531, the Second Settlement Period (all placenames ending in “-ungen”), when the
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took his place. In the same year, the shooting club was formed, and the Chaussee (main road) was extended over the Graseforst. The Holungers were dissatisfied with this extension, since they had supported a different route, one which would have been more favourable for the area but had been dropped.
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which extended several kilometres into the GDR, was intended to catch people trying to escape across the border to the West before they reached the actual border fences. Tourists were not permitted entry. Only those who lived in the zone or were visiting relatives in the zone, and had the necessary
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On 11 April the American advance reached Holungen, the German troops having fled the previous day. When the news of the American approach became known, the mayor and the parish vicar went out to meet the approaching troops. As the first vehicles neared them, the two men went up to the Americans and
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In June 1890, a Church-building Society was founded in Holungen, and one year later the building of the church began. The stones were supplied from the nearby quarry at Wehnberg. A teacher from Holungen began rehearsals of stageplays with the young people from the village and put on performances in
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In 1864 the Holungen Shooting Club was founded, although after the two World Wars a refounding wasn't permitted. In spite of this, Holungen still has its shooting range. A similar situation holds for the amateur dramatics group, which had been known throughout the region – despite putting on a few
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American troop movements continued through the area until 18 April, with the tank columns taking the first three days to pass through. The inhabitants could only use the main street between noon and 1 p.m. each day, and all the streets in the village were torn up by tank tracks. On 4 July 1945,
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was appointed out as the school inspector. Holungen received a second teacher and a new school was built. In March 1871 land plots on all the farmland were remeasured. Due to the differing altitudes it was possible that there were differences in the measurements, but in 232 cases the permissible
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and a march to Berlin) under the slogan “Bischofferode ist überall” (“Bischofferode is everywhere”). Mining was of great importance for the neighbouring villages and created over 1,000 jobs. The economy of the region was slow to recover from this shock. Even though the mine was better-known in
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found it difficult to get a foothold in the area. Nevertheless, the GDR controlled everything. The situation was made worse by the proximity of Holungen to the Grenzsperrgebiet, the closed military exclusion zone that ran along the East German side of the border with the West. The neighbouring
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In Holungen after the “Wende” (Reunification), several streets were renovated. Many households got a telephone connection, mains gas, etc. In 1995 the second Eichfeld “Trachtenfest” (festival at which traditional costume is worn) was celebrated in Holungen. This festival resulted in various
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In the GDR period, the potash mine, now known as the “Thomas Müntzer” mine, was the largest employer in the region. From 1955 to 1961 the number of employees rose from 25 to nearly 300. Even in 1939, the mine had been the main potash source for the German war effort and was considered to be
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units, bringing the parish into the war zone. At around 11 o’clock on the night of 9th to 10 April combat erupted. Flak cannon fired at enemy aircraft during a three-hour period, although there were fairly long pauses during that time. Both the inhabitants and buildings of Holungen remained
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The research into the origin of the name traces it back to antiquity. Evidence for the origin comes mostly from documents in the Gerode Monastery. The name “Holungen” is said to derive from the German word “Hold” (= a gentle benevolent goddess or woman). However, in speech, this word is
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In February 1865, this led to a big court case, which the Holungers lost. The Chaussee led from Worbis over the Sonnenstein to Gerode and was half-an-hour further away than the old road, which almost completely cut Holungen off from long-distance traffic.
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lasted only for four years and ten weeks, up to the years 1806 and 1807, when Prussia was nearly completely destroyed. In addition, half of its constituent states, as well as its status as a great power, were taken from it. In 1806, Prussia lost the
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The Sports Association has had some success at faustball, the women's team having been GDR Champions twice, although faustball is no longer played in Holungen. The men's football team plays in ThĂźringen 2. Kreisklassen (Kreis Eichsfeld), Staffel 1
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came into effect. Young men had to serve in the French army. During this period, many troops marched through Eichsfeld and settled in Holungen. After the struggle for liberty, Eichsfeld was returned to Prussia. ‘Ordered’ laws were created, and
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and fought against Prussia. Many inhabitants of Holungen were involved in these wars or were enlisted with the “Kurmainzischen Husarencorps” (Hussar Corps of the Electorate of Mainz). Thus even today there are still some Holungen surnames in
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According to documents found in the monastery at Gerode, Holungen was founded between 531 and 800. In the following centuries, there was much armed conflict near the village and in the surrounding area. In 933,
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received their own city and regional courts. Holungen was assigned to the judicial office (Gerichtsamt) at Gerode. At that time Holungen had 650 inhabitants. In 1841, Holungen received its first
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asked them to spare Holungen. They explained that there were no more German soldiers left in the village, and that Holungen would offer no resistance. The inhabitants had hoisted a
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and in 1431, it became by exchange the monastery village of the monastery at Gerode. In 1525, Holungen was destroyed during the course of the
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took possession of the two Eichsfeld districts, including Holungen. Frederick William III fled with his wife and the princes to
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In 1900, Holungen numbered 671 people in 104 households. Each household had, on average, 5 to 7 people. Up to the start of the
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permits, could enter, making life additionally difficult for the many Holungers with friends and relatives living in the zone.
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arrived and reached Holungen, and in 1626, much devastation was caused by the army of Duke Christian of Brunswick. In 1701,
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Russian soldiers arrived in Holungen, the village lying only 10 km (6.2 mi) from the border with the British
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in large parts of Europe, violence in the district of Worbis was widespread, leading to the formation of BĂźrgerwehren (
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for a map of the zones). On 20 August the majority of the Russian troops withdrew and only a small garrison remained.
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did the same at the Lechfelde, bringing peace to the area. Between 1118 and 1120 the Gerode Monastery was founded.
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difference was exceeded. In 100 cases it amounted to even twice the limit. The owners gave the land over to the
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neighbouring villages to support the construction of the church. On 20 June 1893, Holungen was consecrated by
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improvements to the village, for example the square around the pond and the fire station was redesigned.
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mining and symbolising the environment. Over many decades, mining was of enormous economic importance.
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conquered Thuringia. Later on, the northern part of Eichsfeld, including Holungen, belonged to the
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villages of Brehme and JĂźtzenbach were located within this zone. This zone, part of a complex
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Thanks to the strongly held Catholic faith in the Eichsfeld, particularly in Holungen, the
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became a kingdom, but Eichsfeld and Holungen remained subordinate to the Electorate of
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connection with Bischofferode, a large part of the operation was located in Holungen.
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Holungen was largely unaffected by direct action of the two World Wars. In the
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came to Worbis district in 1850. Most deaths occurred in neighbouring
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died, bringing conflict back to the area. From 1236 to 1247, he was
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The largest associations in Holungen are the Male Singers’ Society
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A school project from Regelschule Bischofferode about Holungen.
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at the bottom of the Bode valley, about 35 km from the
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is formed from crystalline rocks, made of minerals such as
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mining, which is nearly as big as the adjacent mountains.
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is a village and a former municipality in the district of
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performances after Reunification, it eventually folded.
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Gebietsänderungen vom 01. Januar bis 31. Dezember 2011
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Young people from Holungen about their home village.
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Residents speak 109:Learn how and when to remove this message 864:with a red cross atop the church tower. 1102: 755:. One year later the setting up of the 597:river. Twenty-two years later, his son 518:Holungen is located at the foot of the 403: 365: 344: 336: 323: 279: 244: 174: 165: 147: 980: 964: 948: 1125:Hauptsatzung der Gemeinde Sonnenstein 415: 382: 357: 349: 328: 313: 301: 289: 7: 731:In 1848, the year of many attempted 47:adding citations to reliable sources 333:6.79 km (2.62 sq mi) 1166:Former municipalities in Thuringia 824:Holungen during the two World Wars 654:The period until the German Empire 614:(territorial lord) of part of the 604:In 1247, the Thuringian landgrave 571:from potash/feldspar-based rocks. 14: 784:The years 1870 and 1871 saw the 622:. He was also brother-in-law to 465:, the right half represents the 221: 220: 213: 189: 188: 181: 152: 23: 780:The period of the German Empire 34:needs additional citations for 1: 1069:) and the Sports Association 526:mountains. It is a so-called 16:Village in Thuringia, Germany 1057:) the Local History Society 618:of Tu-der-stede, modern-day 1187: 1089:Valley Youth Joint Team). 1059:Dr. Hermann Iseke Holungen 539:Holungen lies 350 m above 341:350 m (1,150 ft) 804:(roughly, the process of 711:. 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