Cursdorf

Cursdorf is a municipality within the district of Saalfeld-Rudolstadt in Thuringia Germany. The municipality belongs to the executive network Schwarzatal, which has its administrative headquarters inside the metropolis Schwarzatal. The region turned into first stated in 1537 as Cunradesdorf documentary. The region on an antique trade path from Erfurt to Nuremberg belonged to the county of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt. The populace of the village changed into traditionally engaged in forestry and glass processing, in addition to within the olive change. After the construction of the gasoline station within the neighboring village.

Oberweissbach and the construction of a fuel pipeline, the glassworks advanced in Cursdorf from 1905 onwards. Until 1918, the place belonged to the supremacy of the Principality of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt. In the late Twenties, beneath emergency conditions at the time of the Great Depression at the northern slope of the Rosenberg, the construction of the Friedensschanze started out. With the crowning glory in 1932, it have become the largest natural ski jump in Europe; the hill document is 91.0 m. When G. Beyer from Cursdorf participated in a opposition in Shirked, he moved Hans Renner to power with the country wide group to Cursdorf.