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Oselce abstract "Oselce (German: Wos(s)eletz, Wosoletz or Wassenbach; in old Czech: Oselec) is a village and municipality Plzeň Region of the Czech Republic. It lies nine kilometers south-east from Nepomuk. The municipality of Oselce consists of three villages, Oselce proper, Kotouň and Nová Ves. Total population of the municipality was 381 according to 2001 census (of which 225 in Oselce, 126 in Kotouň and 30 in Nová Ves).Oselce Castle: Oselce has existed since at least 1388. In 1662 Jiří Kryštof Kokořovec is recorded as the holder of Woselecz. The first castle was built in 1680. Barock Palace whose current form is due to major remodel by Baumeister Giacomo Antonio de Maggi begun in 1705 and completed in 1737. Prince-Bishop, Prince Abbot Heinrich von Bibra’s nephew, Philipp Anton von Bibra (1751-1826 ) purchased it in 1808 from Prof. Antonin Zürchauer who himself purchase it a year earlier from František Dominik Janovský. By contract it went from Philip Anton to his son-in-law, Clemens Wenzel von Boos zu Waldeck und Montfort, husband of their only surviving child, Johanna Carolina Thekla Freiin von Bibra (1774-1856). Their son, Franz Anton von Boos zu Waldeck occupied the place in 1832.1887 Victor Boos of Waldeck inherited the property. In the 1890s the castle Wosseletz was a place of literature and music. Victor Boos von Waldeck acted as patron and was active as an artist himself as a translator and composer. Among his most famous works is the voicing of the poem Morgens steh’ ich auf und frage by Heinrich Heine. Guests at Castle Wosseletz were. During this period included Jaroslav Vrchlický, Josef Vaclav Sladek, Josef Svatopluk Machar, Václav Tallich, Oskar Nedbal, Josef Suk and Adolf Hofmeister.In 1910 the land belonging to the castle had an area of 912 hectares. After the Second World War the castle was in possession of the Counts of Waldeck Boos until 1948 when it was expropriated.The castle now serves as an agricultural vocational school. The chapel is open to the public. The interior of the castle was modernized and in the years 1990-1991 the facade was renovated.".
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Oselce district Plze%C5%88-South_District.
Oselce elevation "585.0".
Oselce populationTotal "367".
Oselce postalCode "335 46 and 335 01".
Oselce region Plze%C5%88_Region.
Oselce thumbnail Kotoun_kostel.JPG?width=300.
Oselce timeZone Central_European_Time.
Oselce wikiPageExternalLink 11435887236464.
Oselce wikiPageExternalLink www.oselce.cz.
Oselce wikiPageExternalLink www.oselce.cz.
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Oselce area "14.78".
Oselce areaRound "2".
Oselce category "Village".
Oselce commons "Oselce".
Oselce commune Nepomuk.
Oselce country "Czech Republic".
Oselce countryFlag "1".
Oselce district Plzeň-South_District.
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Oselce elevation "585".
Oselce established "1394".
Oselce establishedType "First mention".
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Oselce imageCaption "Baroque church of the Assumption in Kotouň".
Oselce latD "49".
Oselce latM "26".
Oselce latNs "N".
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Oselce longM "40".
Oselce longS "8".
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Oselce mapCaption "Location in the Czech Republic".
Oselce mapLocator "Czechia".
Oselce mayor "Miloslav Cikán".
Oselce municipality "Oselce".
Oselce name "Oselce".
Oselce population "367".
Oselce populationDate "2006-08-26".
Oselce populationDensity "auto".
Oselce postalCode "33546".
Oselce region Plzeň_Region.
Oselce regionType Regions_of_the_Czech_Republic.
Oselce statistics 558184.
Oselce symbol "Oselce CZ CoA.jpg".
Oselce timezone Central_European_Time.
Oselce timezoneDst Central_European_Time.
Oselce utcOffset "+1".
Oselce utcOffsetDst "+2".
Oselce website www.oselce.cz.
Oselce subject Category:Plzeň-South_District.
Oselce subject Category:Villages_in_the_Czech_Republic.
Oselce point "49.4375 13.668888888888889".
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Oselce type Settlement.
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Oselce type Place.
Oselce type Location.
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Oselce comment "Oselce (German: Wos(s)eletz, Wosoletz or Wassenbach; in old Czech: Oselec) is a village and municipality Plzeň Region of the Czech Republic. It lies nine kilometers south-east from Nepomuk. The municipality of Oselce consists of three villages, Oselce proper, Kotouň and Nová Ves. Total population of the municipality was 381 according to 2001 census (of which 225 in Oselce, 126 in Kotouň and 30 in Nová Ves).Oselce Castle: Oselce has existed since at least 1388.".
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Oselce lat "49.4375".
Oselce long "13.668888888888889".