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22-539: Schlossberg or Schloßberg (German for Castle Mountain ; usually a hill or mountain with a "castle" on it) may refer to: Places [ edit ] Schlossberg (Bavaria) , a part of the municipality of Stephanskirchen in Bavaria, Germany Schloßberg (Bopfingen) , a suburb of the city of Bopfingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany Schlossberg (Brandenburg) ,

44-430: A candy factory. The prisoners worked for regional contractors and for the "Chiemgauer Vertriebsgesellschaft O.H.G.", which was a subsidiary of the company BMW . They produced plane engines there but never fully went into production. Several independent sources report about homicides of the imprisoned people. By the end of 1944 the production plant became a target of air attacks during which two employees were killed. 30% of

66-609: A hill formed from basalt columns in Saxony, Germany, Schlossberg (Uri) , a mountain in Central Switzerland Schlossberg, Bratislava, part of Podhradie, Bratislava Schlossberg, a hill near Husseren-les-Châteaux in Alsace (France) on which the ruins of les Trois Châteaux stand Schlossberg, a hill near Katzenthal in Alsace (France) on which the ruin of Château du Wineck stands Schlossberg,

88-760: A hill in Brandenburg, Germany Schlossberg (Freiburg) , a hill near the city of Freiburg im Breisgau in Germany. Schlossberg (Graz) , a hill in Graz, Austria Schloßberg (Leibnitz) , a town in the district of Leibnitz in Styria, Austria Schloßberg (Pegnitz) , a mountain in Bavaria, Germany Schlossberg (Romania) , the German name for the village of Chinari, in Sântana de Mureș, Romania Schloßberg (Stolpen) ,

110-473: A hill near Kaysersberg in Alsace (France) on which the ruin of Château de Kaysersberg stands Schlossberg, a hill near Reinhardsmunster in Alsace (France) on which the ruin of Château d'Ochsenstein stands Schlossberg, a hill near Riquewihr in Alsace (France) on which the ruin of Château de Bilstein stands Schlossberg Ulrichstein , a mountain in Hesse, Germany Schlossberg von Tettelham ,

132-662: A memorial stone can be found which got placed in memory of those who got buried there. The inscription reads: Während des Dreißigjährigen Krieges im Jahr 1632 herrschte in den Ortschaften der Umgebung die Pest. Viele Menschen starben an dieser Krankheit und wurden hier an diesem stillen Ort in Massengräbern bestattet. Der Überlieferung nach sind ganze Ortschaften ausgestorben. In Kieling blieb nur ein kleines Mädchen übrig. Dieses steinerne Kreuz wurde zum Gedenken an die Toten aufgestellt. (Geschichtlich überliefert durch Pfarrer Angerer, Stephanskirchen). Translated it says: In

154-1342: A mountain in Bavaria, Germany Spieser Schlossberg , a mountain in Bavaria, Germany Strahlenfelser Schlossberg , a mountain in Bavaria, Germany Other uses [ edit ] Schlossberg Textil , a Swiss manufacturer of bed linen People with the surname [ edit ] Edwin Schlossberg , American designer and husband of Caroline Bouvier Kennedy Hayden Schlossberg , American screenwriter, director and producer Jack Kennedy Schlossberg , American heir and son of Caroline Bouvier Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg Julian Schlossberg , American motion picture, theater, and television producer Rose Schlossberg , American actress and daughter of Caroline Bouvier Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg Stephen Schlossberg , union organizer and undersecretary for labor-management relations under President Reagan Tatiana Schlossberg , American author and daughter of Caroline Bouvier Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg See also [ edit ] Schlossberg Castle (disambiguation) Schlosberg ,

176-827: A new town hall was opened in Schloßberg. Schlosberg Schlosberg is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Carol Schlosberg (1957–1998), American painter David Schlosberg (born 1963), American political theorist Deia Schlosberg , American documentary filmmaker Harold H. Schlosberg (1904–1964), American psychologist Hilton Schlosberg (born 1952/53), British billionaire Lev Schlosberg (born 1963), Russian politician, activist and journalist Richard T. Schlosberg (born c. 1944), American businessman Rowan Schlosberg , British actor See also [ edit ] Schlossberg (disambiguation) [REDACTED] Surname list This page lists people with

198-616: A surname Castle Hill (disambiguation) Castle Mountain (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Schlossberg . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Schlossberg&oldid=1017415814 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Disambiguation pages with surname-holder lists Hidden categories: Short description

220-460: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Schlossberg (Bavaria) Stephanskirchen is located on a glacially formed plateau. The Inn river on the west and the lake Simssee are natural boundaries. The valley of the Sims river is a natural border at the south. North to Stephanskirchen are several forests and small lakes. The municipality

242-948: Is located within the Rosenheim-basin in the area of the former Inn Glacier . Therefore, numerous erratic boulders can be found here. The municipality is by population the third largest in the district of Rosenheim and consists of 48 parts ( Ortsteile ). Major settlements are Schloßberg and Haidholzen. Further settlements are: Baierbach, Eckenholz, Eichbichl, Eitzing, Entleiten, Fussen, Gehering, Graben, Grasweg, Haiden, Hofau, Hofleiten, Hofmühle, Högering, Höhensteig, Innleiten, Kieling, Kleinholzen, Kohlhaufmühle, Kragling, Kreut, Kronstauden, Krottenhausmühle, Kuglmoos, Lack, Landl, Landlmühle, Lauterbacherfilze, Leiten, Leonhardspfunzen, Murnau, Neumühle, Oed, Pulvermühle, Puster, Reikering, Schömering, Sims, Simserfilze, Simssee, Sonnenholz, Stephanskirchen, Waldering, Weinberg, Westerndorf, Westerndorferfilze and Ziegelberg. The emblem of Stephanskirchen

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264-471: Is named in honor of the author Otfried Preußler , who lives in Haidholzen. The Otfried-Preußler-Schule is the only currently participating UNESCO project school of all schools in Bavaria. Around 550 pupils are spread amongst 25 classes. The elementary school has 8 classes and the "Hauptschule" has 17 classes; of those, 6 lead to a secondary school level certificate. An after-school supervision is offered by

286-417: The surname Schlosberg . If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding the person's given name (s) to the link. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Schlosberg&oldid=1189173985 " Category : Surnames Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description

308-719: The "Arche"-association. In Schloßberg there is the "Volksschule Schloßberg", an elementary school hosting about 200 pupils. There are four Kindergartens in Stephanskirchen. The Catholic Kindergarten "St. Georg" in Schloßberg, the Catholic Kindergarten "Sonnenschein" in Haidholzen, the Catholic Church Kindergarten "Bärenstube" in Stephanskirchen and the Protestant Kindergarten "Regenbogen" in Schloßberg. In 2003

330-471: The ancestor areas of the municipality Stephanskirchen up to the 18th century. Stephanskirchen and the newly developed workers and day labourer housing estate Hofleiten became autonoumous political communities through the Bavarian administrative reform of the year 1818. In 1854 Hofleiten and Stephanskirchen got unified. Due to the social differences fierce conflicts between parts of the community persisted until

352-513: The buildings and 20% of the machinery were destroyed, the created damage was rated 250,000  ℛ︁ℳ︁ . By command of Heinrich Himmler an evacuation into rearward concentration camps started in March and April 1945 during which many prisoners died due to exhaustion or being shot by the SS. After the end of World War II around 1500 refugees and expellees came to Stephanskirchen and founded

374-623: The emblem points to the agricultural structure of Stephanskirchen. The oldest traces were dated third and fourth century BC and can be found in the Doblergraben and at the Ziegelberg. An old Roman road crossed the River Inn at Leonhardspfunzen. The bridge was called "pons aeni" and headed westwards towards Augsburg . The first reports of a Christian church in the area around Sims are dated at 790 AD ( ecclesia ad sinsa ). Stephanskirchen

396-563: The late 19th century. Since 1900 Schloßberg became the largest part of the municipality due to its vicinity to Rosenheim. Between 1944 and March 31, 1945 in the district Haidholzen there was a subcamp of the Dachau concentration camp housing around 6000 prisoners. Polish (Jewish), Russian and French concentration camp prisoners were captured in a large barrack settlement within the area. One main building of this concentration camp exists until today; since 1947 there are manufacturing facilities of

418-535: The settlement Haidholzen close to the former so called "flak casern" (propaganda term, even used after WWII). Streets named " Schlesier straße" or " Sudetenland straße" remind up to today of the origin of these people. Two internationally known companies can be found in Stephanskirchen: Marc O'Polo , which has its international headquarters there, and ARRI . In 1978 an elementary school was opened in Stephanskirchen; like 7 other schools in Germany it

440-508: The year 1632 during the Thirty Years' War a plague epidemic ruled in the surrounding villages. Many humans died due to that disease and got buried in mass graves at this silent place. According to historical tradition, entire villages have died out. In Kieling only a little girl survived. This stone cross was erected to commemorate the dead. (Historically handed down by Pastor Angerer, Stephanskirchen). Rural structures were predominant in

462-452: Was created in 1954 and indicates the historic dispartment: The holy Stephanus at the top symbolizes with his holy halo the area of Stephanskirchen. He holds a golden missal with tree golden stones in his left arm. The lower part of the emblem reminds of a dinghy, a so called "Mutze". This is because in the past the major source of income in Schloßberg, Hofleiten and close to the inn-shore was fishing and shipping. The dominant green color within

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484-609: Was first mentioned in a record in the year 1130 where it was named "stevenchirgen". On the Schlossberg there was the Rosenheim castle which was first mentioned in the year 1234. It was used for administration and as a legal court of the Wittelsbacher ; at the beginning of the 19th century it deteriorated. Plague epidemic of the Middle Ages took their toll in Stephanskirchen, too. In the forest between Kieling and Baierbach

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