Village of Laskar near Novaky, western Slovakia - displaced in 1990-ties due to coal mining industry.
History:
History of the village goes back to 13th century, however mentioned in official documents in 1419 for the first time.
Laskar grew to middle-size village until year 1828 with 25 houses and 175 inhabitants, occupied mostly in agriculture.
After 1918 they've been working in construction industry. In 1944 was village administratively connected to small town Novaky.
Today:
In early 90'ties, things started to change - the land was bought by mining company and houses pulled down - due to large reserves of coal under the ground.
Only relics of settlements remain.
Visit instructions:
Please include a unique picture or two with your log if possible.
Opustena osada Laskar pri Novakoch - vysidlena v 90-tych rokoch kvoli tazbe uhlia.
Historia:
Obec sa vyvinula v chotári z osady Kabianka koncom 12. storocia. Spomina sa v roku 1419. Patrila hradnemu panstvu Prievidza, od roku 1321 zemianskym rodinam,
od 15. storoèia rodine Laskár, od 18. storoèia Berényiovcom, Erdõdyovcom, Tarnóczyovcom.
V roku 1553 mala 5 a pol porty a 2 opustene usadlosti, v roku 1715 mala 3 domacnosti, v 18. storoci mala mlyn, 12 poddanskych domacnosti, 121 obyvatelov, v roku 1828 mala 25 domov a 175 obyvatelov.
Boli rolnikmi a nadennikmi. Po roku 1918 znacna cast obyvatelov pracovala v stavebnictve. V roku 1944 bola obec pripojena k Novakom.
Dnes:
Na zaciatku 90-tych rokov boli pozemky odkupene, domy zburane a pod zemou sa tu zacali tazit zasoby uhlia. Dnes tu najdeme len pozostatky obydli.
Podmienky navstevy:
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