Die Natur obsiegt - Kirchenruine in Crummendorf

Heute geht es um eine evangelische Kirchenruine. Die Kirche wurde leider 1945 durch Kriegshandlungen zerstört.
Erhalten sind nur ein paar Mauern. Selbst die erhaltenen Grabtafeln wurden zwischenzeitlich alle entwendet.
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Today we are talking about the ruins of a Protestant church. Unfortunately, the church was destroyed in 1945 during the war.
Only a few walls remain. Even the gravestones that were preserved have since been stolen.

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00:00 - Intro
00:33 – Filmstart / Film start
00:43 – Entlang der Kirchenmauer / Along the church wall
01:36 – Rückseite / Backside
02:23 – Kirchenraum / Inside the church
04:14 – Turmseite / Tower side
05:49 – Einmal herum / Once around
07:49 – Grabsteine / Gravestones
08:18 – Abschied / Farewell
09:20 – Wo befindet sich diese Kirchenruine? / Where is this church ruin located?
10:06 – Informationen zur Geschichte (60 sec) / Information about the history (60 sec)


You can find the English version of the history in the video description.

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Sofern Ihr es noch nicht getan haben solltet, so vergesst bitte nicht
meinen Kanal zu abonnieren. Danke !

Hier noch einmal die GPS-Daten: 50.7052558 / 17.1504843

Bitte beachtet auch meine anderen Filme über Burg-, Palast-, Kirchen- und Schlossruinen in Polen und Tschechien.

Danke !
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Information about history:

The Church of St. Oswald dates back to the 16th century. It is the only church in Silesia dedicated to St. Oswald. An image of the saint was transferred from the previous church, which was built between 1300 and 1335 by Duke Bolko II, to the new Church of St. Oswald. There is no information about the previous church. It is only assumed that it was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War.

It is said that the "current" church was renovated in 1859. Another extensive renovation was carried out in 1907-09. On this occasion, the altar, pulpit and the painted memorial plaque were restored. The existing images of the apostles and prophets were restored. Among them was the centuries-old image of the namesake of the church, "St. Oswald".

The church was destroyed by war in 1945. Only the surrounding wall and parts of the church's outer walls have been preserved.
Until recently, it was still possible to see gravestone inscriptions from the 16th and 17th centuries, which belonged to several generations of the once powerful Czirnów family. Unfortunately, these were no longer there at the time of my visit.

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