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lost palaces: Schloß Tylsen (Altmark)
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Mittwoch, 15. September 2010. The „new castle“ Tylsen (or Tilsen) was built from 1620 to 1621 by Thomas von dem Knesebeck in the Renaissance style. It got over all big wars – also the confusion of the second world war – regardless of. Nevertheless, after the war the castle was destroyed, like most other mansions in Eastern Germany also, on order of the Soviet military administration („war to the palaces“) intentionally. Weitere Informationen finden sich hier. 17 Oktober 2011 um 05:03. Wasserzeichen-Vorla...
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lost palaces: Schloß Finckenstein
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Montag, 29. März 2010. Village and castle Finckenstein lie six kilometres to the north of the capital town Rosenberg (Susz) in the former governmental district Marienwerder. Albrecht Conrad Finck von Finckenstein has built the castle Finckenstein in 1716-1720. The castle was particularly known by the stay of Napoléon Bonaparte who used it during the time of the coalition wars from April to June 1807 as headquarters. Get more information here. Schloss Finckenstein, eines der schönsten Schlösser des deutsc...
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lost palaces: Schloß Dwasieden/Rügen
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Montag, 29. März 2010. Castle Dwasieden was built by Adolph von Hansemann in the years from 1873 to 1877. The architect was Friedrich Hitzig, a pupil of Friedrich Schinkel. The construction of the castle and the creation of the 100-hectare-park cost four million Reichsmark. The castle was put itself on as a square, 2-storey construction on his sides colonnades considered which ended in open, temple-like pavilions. You can get more information here. Der Hausherr verstarb im Oktober 1903 im Alter von 77 Ja...
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lost palaces: Schloss Quaritz
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Donnerstag, 16. September 2010. The castle Quaritz was built in 1706 by George Caspar von Tschammer. Adjoining to the castle an English garden with rare trees and shrubs, which was preserved in parts till this day, was put on. In 1856 the castle was renovated by Majoratsbesitzer August Freiherr von Tschammer und Quaritz. In the immediate vicinity of the castle a mausoleum for the family of Tschammer was created. Das Schloss Quaritz wurde im Jahre 1706 von George Caspar von Tschammer erbaut.
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lost palaces: Schloss Putbus
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Mittwoch, 27. Oktober 2010. In 1241 the castle of those of Putbus is mentioned first in a document. After a conflagration in 1865 the architect J. Pawelt builds up the castle till 1872 in the Gründerzeit-style again. After the Second World War the Russian army takes the castle and arranges strong devastations. Till the middle of the 50s there are different uses for the castle which goes to ruin on and on. Bit by bit parts of the castle were torn off, until it is completely removed in 1964. Nach dem Zweit...
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lost palaces: Schloss Günthersdorf bei Grünberg
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Mittwoch, 15. September 2010. Schloss Günthersdorf bei Grünberg. Castle Günthersdorf was built as a baroque castle in the years 1685-1689 by Balthasar von Unruh. In 1842-1843 Dorothea von Biron (born von Kurland, married with Edmond de Talleyrand-Périgord) altered the castle classicistic. The park belonging to the castle was formed by Peter Lenné. As the last owner till 1945 Renate baroness von Lancken-Wakenitz is found. Als letzte Besitzerin bis 1945 findet sich Renate Freifrau von Lancken-Wakenitz.
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lost palaces: Gutshaus Mertensdorf
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Dienstag, 17. Mai 2011. In 1662 Balthasar von der Goltz from the house Reppow/Pommern, district administrative official in Neidenburg, acquired the neighbouring property of Mertensdorf called Sortlack, which remained till 1945 in the possession of the family (the last german owner was Dietrich Freiherr von der Goltz). In 1804 Erhard von der Goltz married the neighbouring good daughter of Mertensdorf, Eleonore von Schöning, and inherited her possession. Mertensdorf became the ancestral seat. Quelle, u....
