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Unfortunately, the castle is falling into disrepair. There doesn't seem to be an investor with a concept for its use and financial means.

It's a pity that the castle is cordoned off on all sides and is slowly but surely falling into disrepair.

Friedland Castle, Niederlausitz was built in the 13th century as a moated castle with an almost square floor plan and a double ring of walls. First mentioned in documents in 1336, it was initially pledged to the Order of St. John in 1518, like the town of Friedland and the Lordship of Friedland, to whom it was finally sold in 1533. In 1623, after a fire, it was rebuilt as a castle and later rebuilt several times. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedland_(Niederlausitz)

この廃墟は、とてもロマンチックに見えたので、リーベローゼで一目で気に入りました。これは15世紀に建てられ、第二次世界大戦中に爆撃でひどく破壊された市教会です。支えられて、ここまで保存されています。地元住民によると、そこを覆って、人々が集まり、記憶を留める場所にするための努力があるそうです。しかし、今日まで何も起こっていません。 私の意見では、このままでも良いと思います。なぜなら、このままでも息をのむほど美しいからです。

The castle is in poor condition and cannot be visited.

Baroque hall church with 13 leaded glass windows from 1880.

Krügersdorf Castle is located in Beeskow, Brandenburg and is often referred to as a manor house. It was built in 1539 by the Lords of Steinkeller. In 1823 the manor house was destroyed by fire. Three servants were killed. The von Steinkeller family remained in possession of the property until 1845, when it was sold to Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig Lehmann. Other owners followed before the last, the Möhring family, were expropriated in 1945.

In 1519, members of the Schulenburg family acquired the area and in 1550 had both the castle and the church fundamentally rebuilt. The Italian master builder Thadäus Paglion was commissioned to do this. Under his direction, a magnificent and memorial building was created that is unique in Brandenburg. In 1945 an aerial bomb destroyed the church. However, essential pieces of equipment could be saved and housed in the small country church.