113:
81:
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65:
45:
120:
88:
1946:. From 1889, the school had two classes. Problems sometimes arose with the schoolchildren from the Prussian part of the village, where 61 inhabitants lived in 1878, most of whom were Jewish, although there were three Protestant families. Hitherto, the Prussian parents had deemed it fit to pay a school fee for their children, and make donations, too, such as delivering heating fuel. In 1893 the
1689:, only three Jewish families still lived in the village. They were forbidden to practise their religion, and the municipality had the house of worship torn down in 1937 because of “disrepair”, on orders from the state. While the village's Jews may have been subject to the various hardships to which all Jews in Nazi Germany fell victim, there were no excesses in Herchweiler on
675:
donations, that is, between 575 and 590 but likely nearer the latter, the area around
Oberkirchen with the western part of Herchweiler's municipal area – the part that was in the Saarland before the 2004 boundary adjustment – was donated from royal ownership, but by whom, it is not known. Thirteenth-century documents from
880:.” Thus the reader gathers that by this time, the village had spread across the border brook, and that some of the houses belonged to the village of Haupertsweiler (an archaic spelling; the T has since disappeared) about a kilometre away, and thereby also belonged to the then court of Oberkirchen in the
1012:. It remained Bavarian until 1945, at least the greater part of the village. Herchweiler still remained split in two, only now, the two parts found themselves in different countries. While the greater part of the village that had been in the Canton of Kusel passed to the Kingdom of Bavaria in 1816, the
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held sway, likely settled as traders right at the border for this reason, which allowed them not only to keep their relatively great measure of Leyen freedom but also to do business with the ZweibrĂĽcken farmers who lived just across the line. Today, for most of the inhabitants, Herchweiler is a quiet
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had yet settled in the part of the village with which the Lords of
Oberstein had then been enfeoffed. The fact is that at the time, Jews were sometimes tolerated in the Duchy of Palatinate-ZweibrĂĽcken, though they lay under considerably tighter controls than in neighbouring electoral states. It could
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The holdings around those three places may also have found their way to the Church of Verdun through kingly donations sometime between 575 and 595. Reputedly sometime late in Bishop of Reims Giles's lifetime – he died in 590 – the king at that time sold the
Remigiusland. In the time between these two
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Herchweiler was a farming village in which craftsmen and tradesmen were also always at home. The farming businesses were generally not very big, while the workers’ share of the population grew steadily beginning in the mid 19th century with the opening of the mines in the
Saarland. Jewish traders
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of
Lichtenberg”), set forth a very wordy description of the border's alignment that mentioned Herchweiler no fewer than 18 times. The reader learns with respect to Herchweiler, among other things: “The said strip (he meant the brook later known as the Judenbach) divides the village of Herchweiler
1358:
Living in
Herchweiler up until the mid 20th century were mainly small farmers, while the Jewish sector of the population – almost 25% of the total at times – earned its livelihood mainly from trade. From the mid 19th century, the income structure changed. More and more inhabitants found work in
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ran down the middle of this street, and thus, just under 10% of the village's population lived in the latter state, and thereby actually in the neighbouring village of
Haupersweiler, not Herchweiler. Parallel to Hauptstraße (“Main Street”) runs Bergstraße (“Mountain Street”), with the street
1962:
and school inspector Stepp, too, held the opinion that this amount was much too high, and apparently so did the municipality of
Haupersweiler, for it refused to pay. In the end, a fee of 12 marks was deemed fair. Since the second class had been introduced, the teacher had been teaching them
1906:. Later schoolteachers whose names are known were Daniel Neu (about 1830), Adam Schöpper (about 1840) and Ludwig Klensch (1851–1887). For a short time, Klensch's successor was Friedrich Lang. The villagers were dissatisfied with his performance. When Lang wanted to get married, the Royal
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inhabitants who once populated the smaller, western sector of the village, and which marked the boundary between the village's two politically separate parts. The cross goes back to an old village seal. The arms have been borne since 1983 when they were approved by the now defunct
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species that have become rare can be found. Right along the village’s western edge runs the boundary with the
Saarland. The Wolfsbornerhof lies northeast of the village, and the Markeicherhof to the south. The municipal area measures 290 ha, of which 76 ha is wooded.
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as the recipient have not led researchers near enough to the time of these donations for the recipient to be clear. The border splitting
Herchweiler into two pieces remained in the time that followed, in one form or another, until the transfer of territory on 1 January 2004.
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was to be noted, such that already by the onset of Nazi rule, there were only a few Jewish families in Herchweiler as against the number there had been in the mid 19th century. A very few managed to survive in the village to 1945. In the late 1920s and early 1930s, the
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thus be that even then, Jews were settling right at the border so that they could pursue business – more or less unlawfully – in Zweibrücken territory. In the latter half of the 18th century, only Jews lived in the non-Zweibrücken part of the village, in the
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faith then lived in the ZweibrĂĽcken part of Herchweiler. Whether there were also Jews living in the village is something that these statistics do not show. It is however known that the whole village was thrust deeply into the frightful events of both the
706:
Just when Herchweiler was founded is unknown. Whenever it was, the whole village lay from the beginning within the Remigiusland, although right at its border. It could be that Herchweiler already existed in 1112 when Count Gerlach I from the
427:. The Selchenbach flows into the village from the south after turning in a broad bow towards the west just south of the village, whence it flows onwards towards the southwest, emptying into the Oster near the neighbouring village of
1578:
is still used now and then. The prefix means “Jews’”. This arose in the 18th century, when there were already relatively many Jews living in the village, and the prefix provided a way of distinguishing the village from
524:(“In the Quarry Pit”), a new building zone, branching off to the north. Southwards along the Selchenbach's left bank runs Brückenstraße (“Bridge Road”). The farmhouses in the older settled parts of the village are all
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of grain. Nothing in the historical record up to that time gave a clue to a part of the village lying outside the Remigiusland and therefore outside the County of Veldenz. In 1444, Frederick III, the last from the
1554:. Thus, according to this theory, the municipality's name originally meant “Hericho’s Homestead”, although it is unknown who this man might have been. In 1430, Herchweiler had its first documentary mention as
1044:, and by 1855 this was 50, reaching 64 by 1868. At the same time, a few Jewish families were settling even in the Bavarian part of the village. Towards the end of the 19th century, though, a steady stream of
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that the municipality’s two parts should be brought together under one administration. This was signed in 2003 and came into force on 1 January 2004. Today, the whole village of Herchweiler belongs as an
1350:, with the signing of an agreement between the two states on 27 May 2003. It went into effect on 1 January 2004, ending a longstanding irritant for local people by making the village politically whole.
840:
and early modern times) describes the border more exactly than earlier documents, mentioning that it goes up the Selchenbach towards Herchweiler, and from Herchweiler up the brook (Judenbach) as far as
455:(“In the Lane”) long lay within Haupersweiler to the west, in the Saarland, until a state agreement between Rhineland-Palatinate and the Saarland on 27 May 2003 adjusted the boundary between the two
2152:
435:, although the mountains around it reach 450 m above sea level in the Kahlenberg southeast of the village. North of the village looms the Prenzelberg (398 m). Beginning here is the
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Most of Herchweiler's houses stand on the des Selchenbach's right bank along Kuseler StraĂźe, branching off which in the village's west end and running northwards is HaupersweilerstraĂźe, or
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lies at the east end of Kuseler StraĂźe, while the sporting ground is found in a wooded area south of the village on OstertalstraĂźe. The village has won several prizes in the contest
1950:
government abolished all private school fees, and before there was any official pronouncement on the matter, Becker refused to let the Prussian schoolchildren attend classes. The
431:. Smaller brooks empty into the Selchenbach near Herchweiler, among them the Herchweiler Bach and the Judenbach. The village itself lies at an elevation of some 340 m above
2397:
763:
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for a schoolteacher's room and board. In 1777, the 19-year-old Jakob Theis taught in Herchweiler, and in 1785 the teacher was the 12-year-old Johann Jacob Schwarm from
635:
The eastern part of Herchweiler – the part that was already in Rhineland-Palatinate before the 2004 boundary adjustment – found its way, as an apparent donation by
1681:. As early as the late 19th century, the number of Jewish citizens in Herchweiler began to shrink markedly, reflecting a general trend throughout the Western
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in earnest. Repeated efforts to unite the two parts of the municipality were long doomed to failure. Particularly hard on the village were the times when the
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544:. The municipal centre and the former schoolhouse both stand on Kuseler StraĂźe. An ample playground has also been laid out in the village centre, near a
1963:
alternately, and by 1927 the demands for a second classroom had become quite loud. Because the municipality could not raise the needed amount of 30,000
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Owing to a lack of records, figures from before 1861 do not count Haupersweiler StraĂźe, which was home to 40 to 60 inhabitants, who until 1933 were all
2390:
2118:
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finds from the time have been made in Herchweiler itself. A road that runs from south to north through the municipal area is generally described as a
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was split away from Germany (1920-1935 and 1945–1955) after each of the world wars. Only in 2002 was it decided in a bilateral agreement between the
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French had been driven out, Herchweiler found itself under first the Imperial and Royal Austrian and Royal Bavarian State Administration Commission (
1677:. Like all mikva’ot in Germany, this was no longer in use by the late 19th century. The Jewish community buried its dead at the Jewish graveyard in
755:
1036:, which made this area into the Sankt Wendel district. Although the Prussian government kept a close watch on Jews and wanted to thwart any Jewish
2936:
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over the Remigiusland. Only in 1430, though, did Herchweiler have its first documentary mention in a Veldenz document, according to which, under
1661:
onwards, the village's Christian inhabitants belonged to the Church of Konken. The Catholic Christians nowadays belong to the Church of Kusel.
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beginning in 1523 as required by the ducal administration, but then in 1588, on Count Palatine Johannes I's orders, everyone had to convert to
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The following table shows population development over the centuries for Herchweiler, with some figures broken down by religious denomination:
147:
2383:
1669:
beginning in the early 16th century, formed their own worship community and as of 1790 owned a small house of worship, known locally as the
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wars of conquest. Herchweiler recovered from the population losses in these wars in the course of the 18th century, and there was soon even
112:
1823:(a combination residential and commercial house divided for these two purposes down the middle, perpendicularly to the street) with rare
528:(“one-roof-ridge houses”), which are generally customary in the Westrich, an historic region that encompasses areas in both Germany and
1922:. In 1895 he was granted leave to wed a lady named Katharina Näher from Herchweiler. Becker also moonlit by running the postal agency (
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lordly domains, making the one part on the righthand side (he meant looking upstream, and thus actually the left bank) belongs to the
968:, but otherwise they were grouped into different administrative entities. The greater part of the village, which had belonged to the
2946:
2125:
1938:, this teacher got into trouble for apparently wrongfully having a hundredweight of grain ground at the mill in the neighbouring
691:
Also unclear is the border's historical alignment. Only in 1330 did a mention crop up in the historical record. It describes the
1693:(9–10 November 1938). Three Jewish citizens in the village survived. Today, there are no longer any Jews living in Herchweiler.
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took over the land, as did likewise the imperial land of Kaiserslautern and the holdings around Sankt Wendel, Wolfersweiler and
663:(monastery overseers). This so-called Remigiusland had belonged to the extensive imperial estate woodlands in the time when the
1657:
section of the village was counted, their share of the population has since then shrunk to a bit more than a tenth. From the
1728:Ăśber von Schwarz und Blau gespaltenem WellenschildfuĂź in Silber ein schwebendes, geschliffenes, geradearmiges Tatzenkreuz.
1604:
1359:
quarries, collieries and ironworks in the Saarland. Jews, who held more rights on the side of the old border held by the
1066:
640:
2367:
2463:
703:; both mean “Stone Mountain”; it may be a reference to a feature northeast of Herchweiler) as a point on the border.
336:
80:
2278:
2638:
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770:, which in the fullness of time came to be known as the Duchy of Palatinate-ZweibrĂĽcken. Stephen chose the town of
2738:
1740:
language be described thus: Argent above a base wavy per pale sable and azure a cross pattée humetty of the last.
2903:
726:
722:
511:, the street that was the focus of the boundary adjustment. Indeed, until 31 December 2003, the boundary between
2438:
2059:
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school in Herchweiler is most likely false. It is further reported that in 1759, the municipality raised four
1073:, local support for the Nazis had swollen to 53.2%. Hitler’s success in these elections paved the way for his
2643:
1486:
1062:
1054:
1788:
467:
and putting it, along with its 53 inhabitants, in the municipality of Herchweiler in Rhineland-Palatinate.
316:
1339:
2055:
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sectors. The line between the two tinctures stands for the Judenbach, the brook that was named after the
1017:
793:
at Lichtenberg, and Else von Lichtenberg sold Count Johann Ludwig von Nassau-SaarbrĂĽcken their property,
2075:
1747:
is supposed to refer to the village's historical division between lordships, countries and even between
1040:, Herchweiler's Jewish population kept growing. In 1844, there were 41 Jewish inhabitants living in the
2848:
2105:
1959:
1583:, which is in the same district and has a very similar-sounding name, differing by only one sound: “Her
787:
One part of the Remigiusland was known as the “Kingdom”. In a 1491 sale agreement, Thomas von Contwig,
346:
2941:
2568:
1613:
973:
942:
855:
776:
367:
32:
2833:
2603:
1580:
1258:
1086:
1006:
Kaiserliche und königliche österreichische und königliche bairische Landesadministrationskommission
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1967:, the expansion was delayed until 1931. Nowadays, there is not even a school in Herchweiler, and
1882:. A few private companies exist in the village, such as a drink distributor, a building firm and
1707:
1272:
759:
324:
1758:
1364:
969:
846:
767:
652:
2913:
2375:
648:
499:
Also belonging to Herchweiler are the outlying homesteads of Markeicherhof and Wolfsbornerhof.
362:
44:
2758:
2234:
1029:
957:
295:
2488:
1919:
1805:
1634:
1622:
1343:
1094:
1074:
1025:
919:
512:
384:
380:
305:
201:
194:
1918:. He had passed with good marks at the Kaiserslautern Seminary and had gone on to work in
956:’s left bank. Herchweiler remained split in two. Both parts of the village now lay in the
8:
2433:
2079:
2071:
1744:
1682:
1608:
926:
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family to rule the county, died without a male heir; the county passed to his son-in-law
680:
644:
597:
420:
2548:
2043:
2828:
2768:
2663:
2023:
1947:
1766:
1336:
1009:
961:
898:
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2333:
2322:
2311:
2289:
2267:
2256:
2245:
2223:
2212:
2201:
2190:
2179:
2168:
2138:
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was now demanding from the neighbouring municipality of Haupersweiler a payment of 15
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residential community for people of the most varied of occupations, most of whom must
984:(“Mayoralty”) of Burglichtenberg, whereas the smaller part, which had belonged to the
774:
as comital residence. Within Palatinate-ZweibrĂĽcken, Herchweiler was grouped into the
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2753:
2733:
2713:
2683:
2678:
2648:
2027:
1988:
1779:
1748:
1642:
1618:
1559:
1222:
1090:
977:
914:
712:
656:
456:
189:
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came marching in, the old electoral states were swept away as of 1793, and in 1801,
2783:
2407:
1984:
1955:
1783:
1754:
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at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009, and the honorary mayor as chairman.
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Lordship of Oberstein also assuming Lotharingian territory with Haupersweiler as a
881:
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court (district). It is also reckoned to be a community along with the villages of
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in Reims, which held on to the extensive holdings in Kusel and Altenglan until the
625:
589:
377:
372:
213:
206:
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and became unable to perform his duties. In 1890 came Ludwig Becker, who was from
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were once more a fifth of the population in the early 19th century, even when the
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2868:
2863:
2808:
2748:
2598:
2156:
2013:. The village therefore sees only light traffic. Nevertheless, the junction with
1935:
1899:
1895:
1828:
1824:
1678:
1650:
1637:, freedom of choice in religion was theoretically possible, though Herchweiler's
1592:
1535:
1450:
1107:
1070:
751:
700:
537:
392:
286:
218:
2074:, which shared some of the route of the Landstuhl–Kusel line, including through
2015:
532:. A fountain in the village centre made out of an ornamented metal column and a
439:(conservation area), which stretches from Herchweiler over the Steinberg within
2873:
2618:
2558:
2031:
1992:
1968:
1875:
1762:
1543:
1360:
1206:
985:
906:
2623:
2553:
2005:
771:
2930:
2583:
2300:
2051:
1927:
1690:
1646:
1269:
1152:
988:, lay in the Arrondissement of SaarbrĂĽcken, the Canton of St. Wendel and the
570:
416:
162:
149:
2613:
2533:
2843:
2838:
2578:
2150:
Amtliches Gemeindeverzeichnis 2006, Statistisches Landesamt Rheinland-Pfalz
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1883:
1863:
1859:
1733:
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1638:
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893:(“Jews’ Lane”). The domain beyond the Judenbach originally belonged to the
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676:
629:
621:
545:
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then living in Herchweiler, who are all known by name. In 1815, after the
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2853:
2818:
2803:
2793:
2788:
2778:
2728:
2688:
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1976:
1903:
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likely settled in what was later to be the section of the village in the
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1626:
1233:
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1037:
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861:
837:
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601:
582:
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attested that he was very hardworking. In the time of hunger during the
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2823:
2718:
2708:
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2693:
2628:
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2543:
2538:
2498:
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1964:
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2038:), lies only 6 km away to the north. The nearest stations are at
909:, under which the Jews enjoyed greater freedom. According to the 1609
897:, which in the 12th century split up into various lordships, with the
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would not grant approval. The teacher later suffered chronic stomach
1867:
1813:
1673:(“Jews’ School”). Next to this in the early 19th century was a small
1630:
1369:
1347:
1032:. As part of this state, it passed by sale in 1834 to the Kingdom of
684:
533:
444:
432:
64:
1016:, which had been in the Canton of St. Wendel, instead passed to the
913:
of Lichtenberg ecclesiastical visitation protocol, 61 people of the
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Herchweiler lies in the Selchenbach valley, upstream from the upper
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2423:
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2020:
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bestowed upon his wife Katharina von Sötern a wealth of goods as a
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593:
574:
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The council is made up of 12 council members, who were elected by
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Union, in which the Lutheran and Calvinist churches merged. While
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2010:
1943:
1939:
1770:
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1523:
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894:
884:. From the historical record, it is not known either way whether
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Herchweiler in the Remigiusland was originally a holding of the
836:– was a legal pronouncement issued by men learned in law in the
569:
The area around Herchweiler was likely already inhabited by the
2703:
2653:
2473:
2009:
14, and simple linking roads lead across Saarland territory to
1972:
1931:
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1765:, and later Herchweiler was split along the same boundary into
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trough is under monumental protection. Also noteworthy are the
529:
2119:"Bevölkerungsstand 2022, Kreise, Gemeinden, Verbandsgemeinden"
1607:, although in ecclesiastical organization, it belonged to the
1591:
weiler” has ; these are more distinct from each other in some
1562:. Among other forms that the name has taken over the ages are
1546:” (originally “homestead”), to which is prefixed the syllable
1309:
Day “X”, Saarland economically incorporated into West Germany
581:, was opened up in the 19th century, but has now disappeared.
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1911:
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1844:(church consecration festival) on the third weekend in July.
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2108:, Landeswahlleiter Rheinland-Pfalz, accessed 3 August 2021.
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Today's municipality of Herchweiler belonged wholly to the
1053:(NSDAP) was becoming quite popular in Herchweiler. In the
801:). Herchweiler is mentioned in the certificate of sale as
1774:
1127:, it, along with the rest of the neighbouring village of
997:
885:
541:
849:, civil servant and geographer Johannes Hoffmann's 1588
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undertaken by the French administration, there were 37
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Herchweiler borders in the east on the municipality of
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while the other belonged to either Lotharingia or the
596:), but their whereabouts are likewise now unknown. In
2368:
Herchweiler in the collective municipality’s webpages
2003:
Herchweiler lies off the main cross-country roads on
620:, whose western boundary between Niederkirchen and
459:. This went into effect on 1 January 2004, taking
2301:Directory of Cultural Monuments in Kusel district
2290:Description and explanation of Herchweiler’s arms
1261:reincorporated into Germany, Birkenfeld district
483:and in the west and north on the municipality of
60:Location of Herchweiler within Kusel district
2928:
1534:The village's name, Herchweiler, has the common
766:. Stephen, combining his lands, created the new
624:ran in a north-northwesterly direction. The 843
1983:. Kusel is also the location of other kinds of
1804:The following are listed buildings or sites in
905:. In 1766, this area passed to the Lordship of
797:(“the Kingdom”; in modern German this would be
679:and even 9th-century records that point to the
577:mound, which was part of the Albessen group of
2279:Kommunalwahl Rheinland-Pfalz 2009, Gemeinderat
2019:420 lies only 2 km away, and the nearest
1379:
1135:
1065:, this had grown to 28.6%. By the time of the
756:Stephen, Count Palatine of Simmern-ZweibrĂĽcken
733:, and also bestowed upon Herchweiler a yearly
470:
2391:
1847:
600:times, too, the area was settled, even if no
376:, a kind of collective municipality – in the
16:Municipality in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
1866:. Most members of the workforce today must
1363:than they did on the other side, where the
845:(modern name: Marbachs Weiher, a pond). In
2398:
2384:
1794:
1550:, which likely comes from a personal name
494:
479:, in the southeast on the municipality of
1718:Herchweiler's mayor is Sigrid Stolingwa.
1353:
1131:, has the following territorial history:
556:(“Our village should become lovelier”).
540:inscriptions on houses once occupied by
502:
2126:Statistisches Landesamt Rheinland-Pfalz
2101:
2099:
1816:column, latter half of the 19th century
1298:Saarland politically incorporated into
1057:, only 9.7% of the local votes went to
1028:, which as of 1826 became the Duchy of
2937:Municipalities in Rhineland-Palatinate
2929:
1894:A report from Kramer that there was a
1529:
851:Beschreibung des Oberamtes Lichtenberg
2379:
1858:have no longer been found here since
1852:
1757:until 2004. One side belonged to the
1321:in Herchweiler, Rhineland-Palatinate
715:, at the same time also assuming the
651:. The holdings were then sold to the
2246:Herchweiler’s population development
2096:
1808:’s Directory of Cultural Monuments:
1701:
1641:inhabitants remained overwhelmingly
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