Marc Lippa is looking for stories and memorabilia to the poultry slaughterhouse, the Hilde-Coppi-Heim, the IKA and the "Green Tree"
(Marc Lippa, Freies Wort, 5 September 2009)
wrecking work quickly. When I was a few weeks ago at the poultry slaughterhouse, ran past, the building had only lost their windows, stacked carelessly in the yard waiting for their transport. Now almost everything is gone, hardly anything from that ninety year old activity. His life he had breathed for a long time, the poultry slaughterhouse, almost 19 years, he lay there in rigor mortis, left to decay, and now the ruins will disappear from view, to make room for new things. The complex was worthless from an architectural point of view, an unattractive conglomeration of additions and modifications, the plaster cast hidden behind economically in ruins, their repair - for which However - certainly cost more than would a new building.
In view of the local history of the poultry slaughterhouse should not be carelessly disappear out of sight and therefore out of mind, after all, he was almost one hundred years, employers in the region to the district Suhl, and perhaps even completely Thuringia Broiler and (at least temporarily) to provide it with rabbit meat. There is no chronicle of the slaughterhouse, it does not adequately documented its history, and so I would like to begin to complete this chronicle, if not with tables and pie charts, but with stories of people who relate to the operation had. What were these big pipes bay? Were colleagues and friends? How was it possible to hang the coat on the hook and to know that you come back? How did the Elektrobad? Have you stuck the sticker of a West German health insurance hope your wardrobe? Or was that your Patrick-Swayze-poster on the door inside a locker?
These are the insights into operations and the personal experiences and feelings that interest me. To the abandoned town not to make a forgotten.
The poultry slaughterhouse is one of four bodies in The Chronicle of Schleusingen forgotten or lost at least places to record.
IKA, which was handled recklessly after a promising start to the turn time and had to give part of a supermarket, is the second.
The third site has been replaced by a supermarket. Mention the Green Tree, in the meantime was also peace conjures up in the faces of most Schleusinger a smile: It was beautiful, here we are always gone, here I got my petticoat curved, sausage and shower one mark five, my first kiss I've got here! What are your favorite memories at the inn on the market 19? And what the elders know of you still there on the quartering of foreign workers?
place number four - the Hilde-Coppi-home - hiding behind trees for a long time now, although it once looked with pride at all Schleusingen. The floors are littered with shattered tiles from the walls, the windows splintered, the roof and upper floors burned out on a warm May night five years ago. I am looking for sisters who worked there, children who were treated there, the man whose X-ray I've found there, I am looking for the cause of the fire and witnesses of Decay.
No matter how insignificant or nonsensical to you your memories of one of the four locations are, I would like to collect and document. If desired, anonymously. To make an assessment, it is not here. Write me borrow me your photos and other memorabilia and tell me your stories of the places that are almost gone. Help to prepare a piece of local history that is otherwise lost.
Contact me by mail ( marc@lippuner.de ) or mail (Künstlerhof Red Ox, Elisabethstr. 8, 98553 Schleusingen), talk to me on the answering machine (55 631 036 841) or you can contact me mobile (0178 232 4993). I'm excited to sit down with your help, the puzzle pieces to a subjective whole.
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