New city history of Zwettl: two volumes presented solemnly

New city history of Zwettl: two volumes presented solemnly

In the past seven years , 14 important historians have reworked the history of the city together with the Zwettl city archivists. The result is a detailed city history in two impressive volumes, which have now been presented to the public. This represents a significant step in the preservation and mediation of the local cultural heritage.

The mayor Andrea Wiesmüller, city archivist Elisabeth Moll, city center director Werner Siegl and Mayor Franz Mold were present to present this comprehensive work, which was presented in the Sparkassensaal. "Originally, the idea of designing the processing was exclusively for the Internet," said city archivist Elisabeth Moll. "But then it turned out that it would make sense to also release a printed version." This decision has proven to be wise, because the publication offers a lot of information and insights into city history and is a true treasure trove for everyone interested.

the volumes and their content

The two volumes summarize the extensive history of Zwettl, from the beginning to the different eras to modern developments. This makes them an indispensable reference work for historians and for citizens who want to learn more about their homeland. The volumes are not only informative, but also in an appealing format, which means that they are suitable for both a learning resource and as a book for personal shelf.

The historians who have participated in this project are recognized in their respective specialist areas and made a valuable contribution to city history through their research and analyzes. This well -founded approach ensures that the encyclopedia not only tells stories, but also illustrates historical relationships and developments in detail.

The presentation in the Sparkassenaal was a successful occasion to present the project to the general public and to arouse interest. Historical representations, stories from different times and significant events that have shaped Zwettl came alive that evening. For the citizens and historical lovers of the city, this is a great opportunity to learn more about their roots.

The volumes are now available in bookstores and thus offer everyone interested the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich history of Zwettl. The publication of these books not only promotes local historical awareness, but also helps to strengthen the identity of the city. Historical works like this are of great importance because they keep the past alive and encourage future generations to identify with their history.