Blutbachquelle History?

Question

Does anyone know where I can find information on the Blutbachquelle near Langenfeld/Hattendorf, Niedersachsen, Germany. In english though.

Answer 1

Battle of the Süntel (782) [Edit]

During the violent Christianity by Karl the Great encountered in the year 782 francs and Saxony on Süntel clash. A Fanken army , originally against the Sorbs in Thuringia sent, learns of a renewed uprising of Saxony, discovered at the camp and stormed Süntel blindly at the enemy. The Saxony under the leadership of Duke Widukind expect the attack in good order, a part of them bypasses the franc, which then almost all slain. The names Totental and Blutquelle at Hohenstein and Dachtelfeld ( dachteln = schlagen [beat]) still remember the massacre. Karl the Great revenges himself with the "blood court in Verden in the Aller", which allegedly 4500 Noble of Saxony were executed. The historians are not unanimous but here, see blood court of Verden.

Google translation of:

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hessisch_Ol...

Schlacht am Süntel (782)

And here some pictures:

http://www.bergtierarzt.de/Service/Wann_...

Greetings from Hamburg, Germany

Heinz

Answer 2

Google has a fairly good bit of info.  Type in: Blutbachquelle,  Germany.  Look at the third offering.

Answer 3

Sorry dude, I did a lot of searching and couldn't find what you needed.  GL