Enigmatic change of location: what was here in the Uckermark?

Enigmatic change of location: what was here in the Uckermark?

Uckermark, Deutschland - What's in the Uckermark? Today there is an exciting puzzle time that keeps the readers of the Uckermark Kurier busy! Under the title "Historical Villue Box", the editorial team presents a fascinating photo by Martin Bochmann, which shows a building that is no longer existing. This is a low building that once housed a respected craft business. The assessors of the prosperity and part of the historiography are required: Which trade was practiced here and on which street was this old building?

“Kurstädter have home advantage,” said the editorial team. She is not only looking for answers to the questions, but also personal stories and memories of the building said. Interested parties can submit their tips on 03987 703613 on July 9 and 1 p.m. The dissolution of the puzzle will be presented on July 11th and certainly arouses the curiosity of many readers.

a look into the past

The history of the Uckermark goes back to the Middle Stone Age when nomadic societies lived in today's Uckermark area. From the first settlers from the south, which used the area as hunting and fish areas, to the influence of the Slavs after the migration, the region has experienced a lot of change. The term "Uckermark" itself comes from the Uckersen and the Uecker river, combined with "Mark", which means borderland. This geographical diversity has been shaped by different cultures for centuries, see uckermark-region.de.

The rise of the Uckermark as a trade region came around the Middle Ages when it became a member of the Hanseatic Bund. In cities such as Prenzlau, Angermünde and Templin, trade centers and magnificent buildings bloomed. This time of the economic upswing was associated with cultural exchange and development, which is still visible today. In its history, the region has experienced both heights and depths, including wars, famines and political upheavals, see uckermark-zecken.de.

a region in change

The landscape of the Uckermark, shaped by forests, lakes and hills, has undergone remarkable development. The region was part of the GDR until the fall of the wall and was strongly shaped by the socialist planned economy. But after 1990 and reunification, the Uckermark steered a change that is reflected in the preservation of its natural beauty and sustainable development.

In recent decades, however, not only historical developments, but also changes in the craft and trade have become visible. The successor to the historical craft company has also developed a good reputation and remains part of the lively cultural identity of the region.

for all those interested in history: take the opportunity to share your knowledge and memories. There is something special in the air when the history of the Uckermark is not only reminded, but is also kept alive. Be there and take part in the puzzle time!