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The Prussian Memorial near Nossentin, also known as the York-Blücher Memorial, commemorates the battle of November 1, 1806, during the Napoleonic Wars. After the Prussian defeat at Jena and Auerstedt, Colonel Ludwig Yorck von Wartenburg and his field police covered the retreat of General Blücher's troops in the Battles of Waren and Nossentin. This operation is considered a small but strategically important Prussian victory. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the battle, the Mecklenburg Officer Corps erected the memorial in 1856 directly at the historic site on the outskirts of Nossentin. It was restored around the turn of the millennium and supplemented with information panels, so that today it is considered an important memorial of regional and Prussian military history.

TO THE MEMORY THOSE WHO FELL HERE ON NOVEMBER 1, 1806 PRUSSIAN WARRIORS THE MECKLENBURG OFFICER CORPS 1856

https://napoleon-online.de/html/pr_1806_inforganisation.html

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Villa Auguste in Malchow was built between 1902 and 1904 by leather manufacturer Julius Steinlein and named after his wife, Auguste. The building was modeled on urban villas of the time and features neoclassical elements, including two striking stained-glass windows with floral motifs in the entrance area. After Auguste Steinlein's death in 1947, the villa became the property of the city in 1958. In the following decades, it served a variety of purposes, initially as a clubhouse for workers and later as a youth center. Between 2014 and 2015, the building underwent extensive renovations. Its historical character was preserved while simultaneously being adapted to modern requirements. Today, the villa houses a day care center for the elderly. The garden area, with the fountain figure "Nereid with Putto," was also restored and completes the overall appearance of the building.

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