Capital of the polder lands of the Elchniederung, aka the Elk Valley
After the Second World War Schakuhnen church was intact; the collective farmers used it to store hay
It came through the Second World War unscathed, but was later blown up and dismantled by the military for building material
It came through the Second World War unscathed and was used as a grain store until 1978–79
Built in the first quarter of the 20th century. After the war it was put to other uses
One of the few wooden churches in East Prussia
After the war the church, like all of Heinrichswalde, was in excellent condition. A warehouse was set up in the building
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