Anzing
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Anzing is a village in upper Bavaria, Germany. It belongs to the district of Ebersberg
[edit] History
In the year of 812 it was first mentioned as "in loco anzinga" in the books, and in 1818 it became an independent political commune.
[edit] Politics
The actual council consists of 16 counselors of 6 factions:
- 6 members of the council are from the CSU
- 3 members from the SPD
- 3 members from the UBA (Unabhängige Bürgergemeinschaft Anzing) (idependant community of Anzingean citizens)
- 2 members from the AJA (Aktive Jugend Anzing) (active jouth of Anzing),
- 1 member of each FWG (Freie Wählergemeinschaft Anzing) (free community of electors in Anzing)
and Buendnis90/die Grünen (German ecological party)
[edit] Persons
Sepp Maier the famous goalkeeper was called the "cat from Anzing". He used to live many years in Anzing
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Cities and towns in Ebersberg
Anzing | Aßling | Baiern | Bruck | Ebersberg | Egmating | Emmering | Forstinning | Frauenneuharting | Glonn | Grafing | Hohenlinden | Kirchseeon | Markt Schwaben | Moosach | Oberpframmern | Pliening | Poing | Steinhöring | Vaterstetten | Zorneding |
