The village of Zvole in Old Czech (zvóla, zvóle) was a term that expressed
the right to use municipal property in particular for grazing, hunting and fishing. Less likely is an interpretation that connects this place name with some scapes, respectively. stvolnatými rostlin. Zvole was a settlement until 1869 and again from 1919 otherwise independent Kolorédov, which was named after the Archbishop of Olomouc Colloredo-Waldsee. A stork was depicted in the seal of the village. Zvole is first named among the municipalities in a charter for the Mohelnice reeve from 1273.
Zvole is situated at a mean altitude of 265 m. Zvole is an exhibition village on the road from Zábřeh to the south to Mohelnice. Kolorédov, a former settlement of Zvole, in the southern part of the complex has already merged with the original
He chooses. Northeast of the village flows into the Morava River Moravian Sázava.
Zvole has always belonged to large and important villages in the Zábřeh region.
After the abolition of serfdom Zvole belonged
to large and exhibition, but otherwise common villages of village type in the newly established judicial and political district Zábřeh. Other trades, such as the dairy cooperative, were also mostly associated with
agriculture. In 1876 he was here
founded the first Czech fire brigade in the Zábřeh region. At the school in Zvole until
in 1884 he taught Czech and German, then only Czech, but it was also established
German school in Kolorédov, which was abolished after 1918. The parish church was completely destroyed by a fire in 1854 and a new one was built in 1876
consecrated to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.
After 1918, quite a few adherents of the new Czechoslovak Church appeared in the village.
In connection with the changes after 1945
the overall agricultural character of Zvole yet
even though more and more people were looking for work in other sectors and places. The JZD Preparatory Committee was established here in 1949, but it was not possible to establish a cooperative until 1957; five years later it joined the agricultural cooperative Dubicko. Next to
he built a state poultry house here
farm Postřelmov. The central importance of the village is underlined by the post office, medical
center and Catholic vicarage. There is also a primary school with lower classes and (in 1990) three shops and an inn.
In addition to the parish church, the monuments in Zvole include only the Conciliation Cross (16th century) and two other crosses (18th to 19th century). Two bishops from Olomouc left: Conrad III. from 1430 to 1434, which
temporarily managed the Prague
Archdiocese, and Bohuš of Zvole from 1454 to 1457; he acted as a stubborn opponent of non-Catholics and was eventually poisoned in Vienna. The local school worked for many years local history writer Jakub Lolek (1844 to 1917, at
The school building houses its memorial
plate). František Hoplíček (1890-1946) was born here.
According to the Small Lexicon, the village of Zvole has municipalities
CR for 2005 766 inhabitants. In Zvole there is a primary school for grades 1-5, primary and professional health care,
shop, restaurant. Accessibility by bus.