File:591. Hofer Schlappentag 20230605 C0801.webm
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Deutsch: Ansicht des 591. Hofer Schlappentages. Der Schlappentag begann für manche bereits um 5 Uhr durch musikalische Weckrufe bei prominenten Bürgern der Stadt Hof. Um 8 Uhr begann der Festmarsch am Schießhäuschen und lief zum Rathaus (hierfür wurden Straßenteile gesperrt). Am Rathaus um kurz nach 9 Uhr gab es den Empfang durch Oberbürgermeisterin Eva Döhla samt Schützenkommissar mit offizieller Bekanntgabe des Schlappen-Schützenkönigs oder der -königin. Um etwa 10 Uhr begann der Festmarsch am Rathaus, über Altstadt und jenseits des Strauß-Areals über die Marienstraße zum Schießhäuschen. Der Hofer Schlappentag gilt als "nationaler" Feiertag Hofs und ist seit kurzem immaterielles Kulturerbe. Dieses Quellmaterial ist unbearbeitet und kann für Bearbeitungen genutzt werden. Hier erläutert Eva Döhla, wie der Schlappentag zum immateriellen Kulturerbe erhoben werden konnte und was zu beachten war. Als Quellmaterial wird diese Datei im Archiv abgelegt, aus Gründen der Nachvollziehbarkeit etwaiger Veränderungen aus dieser Quelldatei.
English: View of the 591st Hof Schlappentag. Schlappentag began for some already at 5 o'clock by musical wake-up calls at prominent citizens of the city of Hof. At 8 o'clock the festive march started at the Schießhäuschen and ran to the town hall (for this purpose parts of the streets were closed). At the city hall at shortly after 9 o'clock there was the receipt by mayor Eva Döhla together with Schützenkommissar with official announcement of the Schlappen Schützenkönig or -queen. At about 10 o'clock the festive march began at the city hall, over old part of town and beyond the Strauß area over the Marienstraße to the Schießhäuschen. The Hof Schlappentag is considered Hof's "national" holiday and has recently become an intangible cultural heritage. Here, Eva Döhla explains how Schlappentag could be elevated to intangible cultural heritage and what had to be considered. This source material is unedited and can be used for edits. As source material, this file is stored in the archive for reasons of traceability of any changes from this source file. |
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