Examples of using Mestlin in English and their translations into German
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First of all the church in Mestlin.
Mestlin is a village in the middle of Mecklenburg.
Village directors/ town directors/ mayors in Mestlin.
Mestlin, 36-piece photographic work.
The following older gravestones can still be found in Mestlin.
The pastor of Mestlin writes a church chronicle.
The following"emigration requests" are from Mestlin and Ruest.
Mestlin had developed into a socialist sample village.
In the 19th century, Mestlin develops to a pure estate-village.
Mestlin has 109 inhabitants(over 14 years), Ruest has 64.
Building of a new parsonage in Mestlin, which is still standing today.
Mestlin starts developing into a typical manor village in these times.
Detailed news from church- and ministral affairs in Mestlin and Ruest.
On July 8th, 1317 Mestlin is being mentioned in a document for the second time.
One gets the impression that the build-up of Mestlin caused the break-down of Ruest.
Mestlin is being honored for being the most sportive village in the district of Schwerin.
Two of the most impressive buildings in Mestlin are the church and the cultural house picture.
In Mestlin, a twenty-minute documentary is being filmed with the title:"On a collective farm in Mecklenburg.
Far visible it could still be the famous landmark of Mestlin, unfortunately it burnt down in 1945.
Redesigning of Mestlin begins In the following years until 1962 come into being.
Personal Report 1949 A report on the situation in Vimfow, which was similar to the one in Mestlin Arrival 1949 in Vimfow, six years old.
Birds eye view of Mestlin, click on the picture for a larger scale.
Since the peasants with small farmlands have been resettled to Ruest,the beautiful fruit gardens, that Mestlin used to be famous for, have vanished;
On October 9th, 1312 Mestlin is being mentioned in a document for the first time.
The monastry of Dobbertin(founded in 1220) receives Mestlin from seven different descendants of Gutzstevel.
Mestlin, post station, 1 1/4 mile to the west of Goldberg, important junction of our avenue-traffic, since the four avenues from Parchim, Crivitz, Sternberg and Goldberg unite here.
After the ending of World War II, the number of inhabitants in Mecklenburg, as well as in Mestlin, doubles due to immigrants from East Prussia, Schlesien and Pommerania.
The latter bequeathed Mestlin(and other villages) to Dankqward von Gutzstevel on February 27th, 1352.
In-depth news of church and parish-matters in Mestlin and Ruest, and what is necessary to know about the overview, set up and confirmed by enclosed documents, plans and tables, by Johann Clamor Buchholz, at this time pastor in Mestlin and Ruest, written in the years 1784 and 85.