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1968年頃までは、貧しい人々、高齢者、病人がそこに住んでいました（最後はわずかな女性だけでした）。その後、社会的利用は終了しました（約700年後）。

記念碑は、第一次世界大戦後のメクレンブルク＝シュトレーリッツにおける移行期、すなわち帝国からヴァイマル共和政への移行を記念しています。ロイシュは、急進的な反ユダヤ主義者から社会民主党の政治家へと、矛盾した経歴を体現しています。ブルクシュタールガルト市の地域出版物では、彼は主にブルクの最後のラントドロスト（地方長官）として強調されています。 この石碑は今日まで保存されており、ブルクベルクにある目に見える地域の記念碑となっています。

A good starting point for hikes in the region. Please note: There is no lighting in the evening.

A must-visit for anyone in the area. Visiting this place is like visiting a museum. Everything is just like it was 30 years ago. The taste of the ice cream, the decor, the reasonable prices... even the ladies behind the counter haven't changed ;-) ...

Right on the path is a rather large tree

We saw this small train station quite by chance as we parked the car nearby.

Now we begin to explore the castle grounds. Slavs have settled here before. There was a chapel in the lower gate, originally with a drawbridge over the moat that was once filled with water. There were originally three moats. The castle was largely completed in 1270. https://youtu.be/sCNikq-kH-Q

Not just a large stone, but a boulder that was once brought to this place by the glaciers. If you look more closely, you will see a weathered inscription that calls the stone the "King of the Centuries". It is one of the largest boulders in the North German lowlands. The stone has a circumference of around 15 metres and a volume of around 35 m³.