- Süchteln
Süchteln is a city, located between the citiesViersen andDülken in thecounty-down Kreis Viersen in the federal stateNorth-Rhine-Westphalia of theBundesrepublik Deutschland ,Germany . The next bigger cities inner the circle of 15 to 80 kilometres areMönchengladbach ,Krefeld ,Düsseldorf andCologne .*
Official citizen s:Süchteln : 16.537 (January 2007).*As town is
Süchteln suggested for the first time in 1116 as mention in historical documents of theAbbey SaintPantaleon inCologne . As later part of thedukedom Jülich were the official market-rights bestowed in 1423. In the year 1405 wasSüchteln official authenticated to been the owner of official city-rights. From the end of the19th Century till1960 was Süchteln a successful and flowing city in the handles of trading withtextile weaving . The middle of the city is building the marketplace "Lindenplatz" as the cath. church "St. Clemens" which 73metre high tower was built up in 1481. In the year 2005 was celebrated "600 Years City-Rights Süchteln". The originaldocument with the officialseal has been archived in theNational Archive Paris .*As
holy city-patron will honoured the catholic nun "Die Heilige Irmgardis" ("TheSaint Irmgardis ") who has spent her life atmedieval times asanchorite in the forest-hillsSüchtelner Höhen . One time yearly will celebrated on the "Heiligenberg" (Holy Hill) an octave to honouring her.*People of Süchteln are calling their
hometown likely as "City In The Green" ("Stadt im Grünen") about its scenic widemoor -, meadows and forests-landscape around. Some parts ofSüchteln are declared as official "Vogelschutzgebiete" (Official Bird Protect Areas). Beside the dried-moor-areas in the classicnature -scenery of theNetherrhine flows the smallriver Niers , which is joining to the RiverMaas in theNetherlands . Süchtelns'centre will rounded about differentvillage- /cityparts called Süchteln-Vorst, Dornbusch, Hagenbroich, Hagen, Sittard, Johannistal.To arriving isSüchteln by theAutobahn "A 61"Koblenz toVenlo /NL exit 6.Education
* Brüder-Grimm-Schule ("
Brothers Grimm -School" /Primary School )
* Martinschule ("Martin -School" / Catholic Primary School)
* Johannes-Kepler-Realschule (Johannes Kepler -School /Secondary Modern School )
* Gemeinschaftshauptschule Süchteln ("Commonly General Secondary M. School Süchteln")
* Franziskusschule ("Saint Francis School" /Primary School For Special Educational Needs)Sports
*Official City Sports Club is the ASV Süchteln (Allgemeiner Sportverein Süchteln / "Commonly Sports Association Süchteln")(soccer, table-tennis, atlethics, trampoline, swimming, diving, triathlon, judo, tennis, nordic walking)
*Kletterwald Süchteln ("Climbing-Forest Süchteln")
*Kanu-Vereine (Canoe-Clubs in coherance to the river-routingNiers )
*Riding (various clubs)
*velocity touring (various clubs)
*skateboarding area (at the Swimming Hall Süchteln)
*motocross-area for bikes (Johannistal).Events
*Rosenmontagszug in Süchteln-Zentrum ("Roses' Monday Parade" in Süchteln-Centre /Carnival -Parade "February"
*Süchtelner Frühjahrskirmes und Sonntags-Flohmarkt ("SpringFunfair and Sunday-Fleamarket ") "May"
*Kinderstadfest in Süchteln-Zentrum ("Children City Celebration Day" in Süchteln-Centre) "May or June"
*Vatertag im Auffelder Bauerncafé in Süchteln-Hagen ("Fathers Day in Auffelder Farmers' Café") "May" or "June"
*Rockband-Contest Süchteln brennt" in Süchteln-Zentrum ("Rockband-Contest Süchteln Burns" in Süchteln-Centre) "June"
*St. Martins-Züge in allen Stadtteilen ("Saint Martin Laterns Parades" for children in all districts) "November"
*Süchtelner Weihnachtsmarkt ("SüchtelnerChristmas Market ")" November and December"As well-known persons were born in Süchteln;
*
Albert Vigoleis Thelen (1903 - 1989, author/essayist ("Die Insel des zweiten Gesichts" / "Isle Of The Second Face") and translator)
*Karl Müller (1884 - 1964), politician
*Hermann Schmitz (1904 - 1931), artist
*Frank Rehfeld (*1962), fantasy-/fiction.author and co-author of the German science-fiction authorWolfgang Hohlbein
*Hellmut Trienekens (*1938), disposer-entrepreneur
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