From the 13th century AD until 1945 1946, much of the region around Volary was cohabited with ethnic German Bohemians, many of whom migrated to the region as woodcutters.
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Here ends right at the border crossing on the Czech side, the former railway line Passau-Prachatice, which is now frequented by local trains to Volary-Wallern.
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The unit then spearheaded the attack into Czechoslovakia and was located near the town of Volary when the word came to cease all forward movement at 08 : 31 on 7 May 1945.
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On April 30, 1871 Volary was raised by Emperor Franz Joseph I to the status of city and received a coat of arms; at that time 2712 people lived in the city.
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The State College for woodworking moved in 1894 a newly constructed school building . 1899 Volary received a rail connection in the course of the extension of the railway line ?enice-Prachatice.
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In 1961 Chlum ( with Dolni Sn ~ n? Horn?Sn ~ n? Nov?Chalupy and shares of Jodlovy Chalupy ) and Mlyn�Yovice were incorporated into Volary ( with Cudrovice, Mileaice and Pleaivec ).
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On July 22, 1863, a major fire destroyed 59 houses, the church and the school; the next day Volary was hit by a storm, in which the long-Wiesenbach burst its banks.
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Various records have indicated a heavy storms dating back to the 1700s and particularly of October 27, 1870 which left the Volary forests ( as in the entire Bohemian Forest ), damaged due strong wind breakage.
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Many other victims of the death march were exhumed at Ml�n in Kvilda, Polka, Cudrovice, Mostek and Blanick? 95 predominantly Jewish women were buried in a separate cemetery next to the cemetery of Volary.
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Within the town is the Gedenkst�tte Langer Gang, a memorial to the Nazi victims of the Helmbrechts concentration camp, which was near Schwarzenbach an der Saale, and particularly of the victims of the death march from Helmbrechts concentration camp to Volary.
