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Expulsion, flight and new beginnings: From 1936 to 1945, DOBIMAR V. KAMEKE was the head of seed breeding in Streckenthin. On July 20, 1944, he was taken prisoner by Russian troops. He and his colleagues had no way of bringing the valuable potato collection or the seeds to safety for further cultivation. A hastily packed backpack with seeds that was supposed to secure a new beginning was lost during the escape.

Coming from Sadestnbeck, first the L154 country road with large areas of repaired asphalt. Instead of the direct connection via the country road to Rohlsdorf, it is better to use the western route. This initially leads along the autobahn, after the turnoff to the north then really nice, without cars and with the best asphalt

Imposing building in the rather inconspicuous village.

First mentioned in 1356 as Lutken Linienthin, the addition Lutken was dropped in 1574 after the neighboring town of Groß Linienthin had become a deserted town. In 1608 the estate of Linienthin was raised to the status of a knight's residence. For more than three centuries it belonged to the noble family von Zicker, until 1945 it was managed by the Klotz family from Linienthin. If you follow the old cobblestone street in Linienthin, which leads through the village, after a small left turn, the view of the stately manor house opens up. In 2005, a community of owners around Tom Stromberg, the former director of the Hamburger Schauspielhaus, bought the house. At the time, students were rehearsing and staging, such as an open-air theater relay at the museum printing house's summer festival in 2007. After that, it became quiet about the theater academy called "What you want" after its co-founder, the well-known director Peter Zadeck, died in 2009.

really nicely made small, friendly, cheap and perfect for a refreshment or a small snack

Heinrich Gätke (1814 to 1897) was a painter and an important ornithologist who was born in Pritzwalk and became known as a bird researcher from Heligoland. The "Heinrich-Gätke-Haus" (Hainholz nature reserve) is located on the outskirts of Pritzwalk. The facility consists of a natural history room with over 250 teaching specimens from brown bears to wolves to peregrine falcons and white-tailed eagles.

In the forest park Hainholz there is the animal experience farm, where you can experience donkeys as well as cameroon sheep, mountain goats, raccoons, rabbits, bantams, guinea pigs, alpacas and even European wild cats up close.