The Year 1933

The public record

The first sixty entries for the year, matters of state first.

• 3 February 1933, The Assembly Hall: The Annual War Appropriation for 1933, 9,752,207 marka, passes the Assembly 63 to 0, the first business of the session. Report.
• 18 March 1933, The Reed Line: The Spring Action at the Third Stake. The 1st Marsh Regiment engages enemy movement in the reeds through the night and holds the line. The front is unchanged. Report.
• 3 May 1933, Vellmar: Tobias Thal becomes Chair of the Marschau Conference. Report.
• 7 June 1933, The Reed Line: Gregor Bauer of the Marsh Regiments is awarded the Star of the Wardens for keeping the lanterns lit through the fog. Report.
• 12 June 1933, Vellmar: The Court of Chronological Offences rules in The Crown v. S. W.: fined and the item sealed. Report.
• 16 June 1933, The Ministry Quarter: Arno Prill is appointed Minister of the Interior. Report.
• 19 June 1933, Victory Square: The 122nd Victory Day parade ends at Victory Square in light rain. The War Ministry estimates the crowd at 36,000. The year's casualty roll is read. Report.
• 25 July 1933, Vellmar: Paul Moress becomes Editor of The Schwartzistan Herald. Report.
• 28 July 1933, The Reed Line: The Summer Action at the Ninth Kilometre. The 3rd Marsh Regiment engages enemy movement in the reeds through the night and holds the line. The front is unchanged. Report.
• 2 September 1933, Marschau: The Marschau Conference opens its 74th session. Water is poured. The delegation of Hichistan is recorded as not present. Report.
• 22 September 1933, Vellmar: Ansel Kaner becomes Chief Justice of the High Court. Report.
• 9 October 1933, Grautal: A clock face at Grautal is found to carry an unlicensed year on its calendar dial. The clockmaker's licence is revoked. Among those questioned is a A. Wendl. Report.
• 17 November 1933, Vellmar: Reedside Athletic win the Pfahl League, their 6th title, with 16 wins from 16. Tobias Morner of Marschau Garrison is top scorer with 35 stakes. Report.
• 2 December 1933, Vellmar: Konrad Moor wins the Museum Gold Medal for A Unwritten Year. Report.
• 4 December 1933, Vellmar: Ilse Grau wins the Varrant Prize for Literature for Water to the Knee. Report.
• 4 December 1933, Vellmar: Else Moor wins the Assembly Medal for Verse for Eleven Characters. Report.
• 2 January 1933, Eisenheim: A crowd of 3,000 watches the Pfahl match at Eisenheim. There are 31 arrests. Report.
• 3 January 1933, Hagenkirchen: A fire in Ferry Row at Hagenkirchen destroys 2 houses. The fire company attend. No lives are lost. Report.
• 3 January 1933, Weinau: Electric light is switched on in the market square at Weinau. Report.
• 4 January 1933, Kessel: A crowd of 5,000 watches the Pfahl match at Kessel. There are 15 arrests. Report.
• 8 January 1933, Reedtal: A new wing opens at the Reedtal hospital, with 70 beds. Report.
• 8 January 1933, Vellmar: The coldest night in 30 years is recorded at Vellmar. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. Report.
• 9 January 1933, Grautal: A new school opens at Grautal with 50 pupils. The textbooks are the Ministry's. Report.
• 13 January 1933, Lindenmar: A motor omnibus service begins between Lindenmar and Lindenmar. Report.
• 16 January 1933, Sandfeld: Piped water reaches Mill Lane, Sandfeld. The old pump is retained by public request. Report.
• 19 January 1933, Brennholt: Piped water reaches Long Street, Brennholt. The old pump is retained by public request. Report.
• 20 January 1933, Marschau: The telegraph reaches Marschau. The first message sent is the front-line report. Report.
• 21 January 1933, Salzhafen: The first train reaches Salzhafen. The journey from Vellmar takes 6 hours. Report.
• 23 January 1933, Sanding: The coldest night in 60 years is recorded at Sanding. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. Report.
• 24 January 1933, Reedtal: Electric light is switched on in the market square at Reedtal. Report.
• 24 January 1933, Sanding: The paper mill at Sanding burns through the night. 23 men are out of work. Report.
• 25 January 1933, Dammsee: The telegraph reaches Dammsee. The first message sent is the front-line report. Report.
• 31 January 1933, Weinwick: The coldest night in 80 years is recorded at Weinwick. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. Report.
• 2 February 1933, Weinau: A cart overturns in High Street, Weinau. The driver, a man of Tarnmoor, is taken to hospital. Report.
• 5 February 1933, Sandfeld: A new bridge is opened at Sandfeld by the Minister of the Interior. It has 6 arches. Report.
• 6 February 1933, Sudholt: Workers at the foundry in Sudholt stop work over wages. The dispute lasts 3 days. Report.
• 10 February 1933, Sandfeld: A motor omnibus service begins between Sandfeld and Tarnmoor. Report.
• 13 February 1933, Sudfurt: Piped water reaches Low Way, Sudfurt. The old pump is retained by public request. Report.
• 13 February 1933, Hagenkirchen: Electric light is switched on in the market square at Hagenkirchen. Report.
• 14 February 1933, Sandfeld: A crowd of 2,000 watches the Pfahl match at Sandfeld. There are 3 arrests. Report.
• 14 February 1933, Lindenmar: The telegraph reaches Lindenmar. The first message sent is the front-line report. Report.
• 15 February 1933, Sudholt: A crowd of 7,000 watches the Pfahl match at Sudholt. There are 33 arrests. Report.
• 15 February 1933, Brennholt: A motor omnibus service begins between Brennholt and Kessel. Report.
• 15 February 1933, Ostrabruck: Piped water reaches Church Row, Ostrabruck. The old pump is retained by public request. Report.
• 16 February 1933, Tarnmund: A motor omnibus service begins between Tarnmund and Salzhafen. Report.
• 17 February 1933, Oberbach: A crowd of 5,000 watches the Pfahl match at Oberbach. There are 4 arrests. Report.
• 18 February 1933, Eisenheim: A cart overturns in Ostra Square, Eisenheim. The driver, a man of Dammberg, is taken to hospital. Report.
• 19 February 1933, Dammsee: The harvest at Dammsee is reported poor. Grain is 3 pfen the measure. Report.
• 19 February 1933, Dammsee: The tannery at Dammsee burns through the night. 28 men are out of work. Report.
• 20 February 1933, Brennholt: A storm strips roofs in Brennholt and fells the old lime in Long Street. Report.
• 23 February 1933, Grauburg: A new wing opens at the Grauburg hospital, with 20 beds. Report.
• 24 February 1933, Vellmar: A new wing opens at the Vellmar hospital, with 40 beds. Report.
• 26 February 1933, Eisenheim: Piped water reaches Weaver Gate, Eisenheim. The old pump is retained by public request. Report.
• 26 February 1933, Grautal: A new bridge is opened at Grautal by the Minister of the Interior. It has 4 arches. Report.
• 28 February 1933, Oberholt: Oberholt marks the 700th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Bridge Street. Report.
• 4 March 1933, Hagenkirchen: A new school opens at Hagenkirchen with 20 pupils. The textbooks are the Ministry's. Report.
• 4 March 1933, Grauholt: A crowd of 5,000 watches the Pfahl match at Grauholt. There are 50 arrests. Report.
• 6 March 1933, Ostrabruck: The first train reaches Ostrabruck. The journey from Vellmar takes 7 hours. Report.
• 11 March 1933, Kessel: A fire in Salt Row at Kessel destroys 2 houses. The garrison attend. No lives are lost. Report.
• 12 March 1933, Sudfurt: Piped water reaches Old Gate Walk, Sudfurt. The old pump is retained by public request. Report.