Homepage Services Quote request From our references Contact

In the 10th century there was a Palatinate of the Ottonians in Memleben, which was not yet located with certainty. Both the first Saxon king of the East Franconian Empire, Heinrich I, and his son, Otto I, wrote documents here. Both also died in Memleben. Before 979 or in the year 979, Otto II founded a Benedictine monastery not far from the Palatinate. Its remains characterize the townscape today. Otto II (also known as Otto the Red) came from the noble family of the Liudolfinger and was Holy Roman Emperor from 973 to 983. In 1525 the monastery was plundered by rebellious peasants. After the increasing decline and as a result of the Reformation from 1548, the monastery was finally dissolved. Evidence of the old Palatinate through structural remains has not yet been discovered. However, parts of the wall of the monumental church from the 10th century are still standing. In the 12th century the construction of a new, smaller monastery complex had begun. The monastery church was completed in the first half of the 13th century. The late Romanesque crypt deserves a special mention. The Imperial Palace belongs to the municipality of An der Finne. In addition to the Imperial Palace, other communities are An der Poststrasse, the town of Bad Bibra, the town of Eckartsberga, Finne, Finneland and Lanitz-Hassel-Tal.

Exclusive video content is extremely important in contrast to traditional media such as books or films - and this is not the case on social media. KAISER Video- & TV-Produktion is your first address for a wide range of video productions. The portfolio includes multi-camera recordings of concerts, events, musicals, talk shows, readings, TV reports, company portraits, image films and much more. The equipment used is up to date. Recording is at least in 4K / UHD. If there is sufficient lead time before publication (e.g. on YouTube), it can also be produced in 8K.