Hainfeld's farmers celebrate new book publication with a historical look!

Hainfeld's farmers celebrate new book publication with a historical look!

Hainfeld, Deutschland - On December 4, 2024, the new edition of the book "Hainfeld farms" was presented in the Gasthof Schüller in Hainfeld. The event attracted around 200 visitors and was organized by the editors, the former district farmer Ökr Veronika Heinz and the district farmer Petra Schmölz. This new edition is the result of over 1000 hours of work, in which the first edition from 1999 was thoroughly revised and updated. The statement by Vroni Heinz was remarkable at the presentation: "The future of the world will be peasant or the world will no longer be!" As a result, the importance of agriculture for the preservation of the Hainfeld culture and identity was underlined. The book presents 87 families who live and work in the region, and presents the scenic beauty between Wienerwald and Prealps. The net proceeds of the sale will benefit the farmers' families in need, as on MeinDezirk.at

historical events in Hainfeld

The history of Hainfeld is characterized by many memorable events. In a chronological overview, for example, the fire trucks of 1552, which forced the Hainfelder to pay 1000 talers, is referred to in response to the attacks by Margrave Albrecht Alkibiades. The renewal of rights by the Prince -Bishop of Speyer in 1584 was also an important step in the development of local law. In addition, the looting is reported in the context of the Thirty Years' War, which Hainfeld led to a difficult time, with the population taking great attention. Such events have shaped Hainfeld over the centuries and can be traced back to the time of the Speyer Hochstift, as well as on the website of hainfeld.de

Both sources provide valuable insights into the cultural and historical importance of the region. The new edition of the book "Hainfeld farms" not only presents the current community, but also the long history and the challenges that the residents of Hainfeld had to overcome over the centuries.