Das Hotel „Zum goldenen Anker“ (Adresse: Markt 11) war bis zum Jahre 1945 ein unentbehrlicher Teil der Ostseite des Hoyerswerdaer Marktplatzes. Auf dieser Seite des Marktes, welche im Rahmen der Kämpfe im April 1945 vollständig zerstört wurde, stand sogar noch ein zweites Hotel „Zum schwarzen Bären“. Weiter gab es dort: eine Brauerei, eine Drogerie, Geschäfte, eine Kaffeerösterei und eine Wagenschmiede.
Der aus Seidewinkel stammende Georg Valtin kaufte im Jahre 1885 das Hotel „Zum goldenen Anker“, welches er bis zum Verkauf im Jahre 1919 besaß und führte. Darüber hinaus betrieb er im selben Gebäude einen eigenen Laden, welchen er in Anzeigen in der sorbischen Zeitung Serbske Nowiny als „serbske klamy“, also sorbischen Laden bezeichnete. Für sorbische Kunden waren die Gaststätte, das Hotel und das Geschäft eine gute Adresse. Natürlich auch aus dem Grunde, dass die Kunden mit ihm sorbisch sprechen konnten. Die Gaststätte wurde auch für sorbische Gesellschaften und Veranstaltungen genutzt. Zum Beispiel hatten bei der Gründung der Domowina am 13. Oktober 1912 die Delegierten der sorbischen Vereine im Hotel übernachtet. Im Bericht über die Gründung der Domowina hieß es, dass sich danach bei Valtins Onkel die sorbische Unterhaltung mit kräftigem sorbischen Gesang weiter spann.
Zur Person Georg Valtins
Georg Valtin wurde am 26. Oktober 1859 im sorbischen Dorf Seidewinkel geboren und wohnte bis zu seinem Tode auf einem Bauernhof unter der Postadresse: Hoyerswerda-Seidewinkel, Berliner Straße 92. Heute gehört dieses Grundstück zur Stadt Hoyerswerda und hat die Adresse: Alte Berliner Straße 20. Georg Valtin erlernte den Kaufmannsberuf in Bautzen. Dort hat er sich auch für die sorbischen Bemühungen begeistert. Im Jahre 1880 eröffnete er seinen ersten Laden auf der Schlossstraße 13 und veröffentlichte dies in der sorbischen Wochenzeitung „Serbske Nowiny“. Seine Anzeige war der Beginn der sorbischsprachigen Werbung von Kaufmännern und Unternehmen aus Hoyerswerda.
Sein sorbisches Vereinsengagement begann mit der Aufnahme in die Maćica Serbska am 16. April 1884. Er unterstützte sofort auch mit eigenen Spenden den Aufbau des ersten Hauses der Sorben in Bautzen, damals Wendisches Haus genannt. Er bemühte sich gemeinsam mit dem Schriftsetzer August Lapstich um die Bildung eines sorbischen Vereins in Hoyerswerda. Am 28. Dezember 1884 wurde der „Hoyerswerdaer wendische Bauernverein“ gegründet. In ihm war Valtin eine der führenden Personen. Bis zum Jahre 1933 war er im Vorstand aktiv. Anfangs wirkte er als Schatzmeister, dann von 1892 bis 1926 als Vizevorsitzender und schließlich bis 1933 als Vorsitzender. Für seine Verdienste wurde er beim Ausscheiden aus der Funktion als Ehrenvorsitzender berufen. Umso schlimmer empfand er sicherlich den Ausschluss aus dem Verein noch im gleichen Jahr 1933 auf Verlangen der NSDAP. Er war den Nazis ein zu engagierter Sorbe und somit für die nationalsozialistische Gleichschaltung des Vereins untragbar. Damit können wir Valtin als erstes sorbisches Opfer der Nazis in Hoyerswerda benennen.
Valtin beschränkte seine sorbischen Aktivitäten nicht nur auf Hoyerswerda. Er bemühte sich in verschiedenen Gremien um gesamtsorbische Belange. So wirkte er im Wendischen Nationalausschuss, in der Wendischen Volkspartei (1924 kandidierte er zweimal für den Reichstag) und im Wendischen Volksrat. Valtin war der erste Geschäftsführer der 1922 gegründeten Filiale der Wendischen Volksbank in Hoyerswerda. Er unterstützte 1912 die Gründung der Domowina und 1922 die Gründung des Domowina-Regionalverbandes „Handrij Zejler“ für die preußische Oberlausitz (bis 1930 Vizevorsitzender).
Mit vollem Recht können wir Georg Valtin als herausragenden sorbischen Patrioten der Hoyerswerdaer Gegend ehren, der in der ganzen sorbischen Lausitz bekannt und anerkannt war. Dabei vergessen wir nicht die Tatsache, dass er umfangreich im städtischen Leben von Hoyerswerda verankert war. Er wirkte im Büro der städtischen Abgeordneten, im Kirchengemeinderat und in verschiedenen Vereinen: Bienenzüchterverein, Schachklub und Schützenverein. So lässt sich sagen, dass Valtin als Unternehmer und aktiver Stadtbürger eine anerkannte Persönlichkeit des öffentlichen Lebens von Hoyerswerda war.
Valtin starb am 13. Juli 1934 in Seidewinkel.
Autor: Werner Srocka aus Kühnicht
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Domowina – Zwězk Łužyskich Serbow | Zwjazk Łužiskich Serbow | Bund Lausitzer Sorben e. V. Serbski dom | Haus der Sorben Póstowe naměsto | Postplatz 2 02625 Budyšin | Bautzen Germany
Register of Associations: VerR 30317 Registered Court: Dresden Local Court
Bank details: Deutsche Bank AG IBAN DE42 8 707 0000 0612 3269 00 BIC DEUTDE8CXXX
Tax number: 204/140/0277 (The association is recognised as a non-profit organisation and is exempt from corporation tax.)
Representation
Represented by Judit Šołćina Chief Executive (authorised to represent the association in accordance with its statutes)
Responsible for editorial content in accordance with Section 18 (2) of the German State Media Treaty (MStV): Božena Šimanec | Schiemann Press Officer
Domowina is the provider of the domain www.domowina.de and is responsible for the central content of the main website as well as for the technical structure of the website. Responsibility for the content (in particular texts, images, media, downloads, and external links) of the respective subpages within the multisite structure lies with the respective member organisations and regional associations.
The following organisations are responsible for the content of their respective subpages:
Maćica Serbska e. V.: dr Anja Pohončowa | Pohontsch, Chairwoman
Serbski Sokoł e. V.: Jan Hrjehor | Rehor, Chairman
Society for the Promotion of a Sorbian Cultural and Information Centre in Berlin – SKI e. V.: Cyril Pjech | Cyrill Pech, Chairman
Association for the Promotion of Sorbian Folk Culture e. V.: Franciska Grajcarekowa | Franziska Grajcarek, Chairwoman
Association of Sorbian Craftspeople and Entrepreneurs e. V.: Mónika Cyžowa | Monika Ziesch, Chairwoman
Association of Sorbian Choir e. V.: Pětr Cyž | Peter Ziesch, Chairman
Sorbian Artists’ Association e. V.: Jan Bělk | Bilk, Chairman
Association of Sorbian Students: Matej Mark, Chairman
Liability for Content The contents of this website have been created with the greatest possible care. However, Domowina – Zwězk Łužyskich Serbow | Zwjazk Łužiskich Serbow | Bund Lausitzer Sorben e. V. accepts no liability for the accuracy, completeness or timeliness of the information provided. We reserve the right to amend, supplement or delete content at any time.
Liability for Links This website contains links to external third-party websites over whose content we have no control. We therefore accept no liability for such external content. The respective operators of the linked sites are solely responsible for their content. At the time the links were created, no unlawful content was identifiable.
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Official announcements and press releases issued by Domowina may be used provided the source is acknowledged. The regional and member associations of Domowina are solely responsible for the content of their respective websites.
Consumer Dispute Resolution / Universal Arbitration Board We are neither willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board.
Data Protection Information on data protection can be found in our Privacy Policy.
Funded by
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