Discover Zinnowitz: Book presentation with 180 historical pictures!

Discover Zinnowitz: Book presentation with 180 historical pictures!

in Zinnowitz, a picturesque town in the Vorpommern-Greifswald district, a very special book will be presented on Wednesday afternoon, July 16, 2025. Under the title "Zinnowitz. The village history in moving pictures", the historical company Zinnowitz presents a collection of 180 previously unpublished photographs that document the eventful history of the village. The book presentation is of great interest not only for the local residents, but also for the numerous guests of Zinnowitz.

The responsible organizer, Ute Spohler, has compiled old photographs and historical backgrounds in months of research in order to give people an authentic look at the past. The book presentation is supported by an accompanying exhibition in the home and railway museum, which shows some of the pictures from the book. This exhibition offers visitors the unique opportunity to experience the history of Zinnowitz ’up close and to learn more about the background of the photographs.

insight into the past

The publication of the photographs opens up a new perspective on village life and the developments in Zinnowitz since 1945. The book not only shows everyday scenes, but also special events that have shaped life in the community. These pictures tell the stories of the people who live here and reflect the changes that the place has experienced over the decades. The project is alive the heritage of Zinnowitz and is a valuable resource for historians as well as for interested laypersons.

further information

If you are interested in the detailed village history of Zinnowitz ’, the book will also find on the Amazon sales platform, where there is further information. In this way, interested parties can take a first look at the moving pictures before the idea and get in the mood for the event.

• NDR.de reports on the book presentation
• Further information on Amazon

Zinnowitz scores with stories and memories that come alive through this book and the exhibition, and the organizers have demonstrated a real tact. The event promises to become a real treat for all history-interested and photography lovers!