(Martinstorschule), three combined secondary and elementary schools (GHS Niederwangen, Praßberg-Schule and Freie Waldorfschule Wangen) (http://www.fws-wangen.de/start.html), and six elementary schools (Berger-Höhe-Schule, Deuchelried, Grundschule im Ebnet, Leupolz, Neuravensburg, and Schomburg). The Wangen district has two vocational schools (Friedrich-Schiedel-Schule and Kaufmännischen Schule Wangen), in addition to the Heinrich-Brügger-Schule medical school. Media Wangen is serviced by the Schwäbische Zeitung newspaper as well as the local Regio TV television station. Governmental Wangen is the seat of a local tax office. It has a district court, which belongs to the Ravensburg regional court district, which in turn belongs to the Stuttgart court district. Other From 1943 to 1945, Wangen served as the backdrop for the propaganda movie Quax in Fahrt From April 14 to May 13, 2004, the city and its surrounding areas served as a setting for the Tatort television series. The Wangen Juze Tonne e. V is the oldest autonomously run youth center in Germany. The Jugendmusikschule in Wangen is the largest school of music in Baden-Württemberg. See also Swabia Allgäu Notable people Roland Bader (born 1938), conductor Janik Haberer (born 1994), footballer Ernst Jakob Henne (1904–2005), motor cycle racer and world land speed record holder Melanie Leupolz (born 1994), soccer player Frank Natterer (born 1941), mathematician Ivana Rudelic (born 1992), footballer (Bayern Munich) Franz Joseph Spiegler (1691–1757), painter Patricia Watson-Miller (born 1965), motorcycle rally raid driver Sigrid Wille (born 1969), cross-country skier References External links http://www.wangen.de/ 1802 disestablishments States and territories established in 1286 Ravensburg (district) Swabian League Former states and territories of Baden-Württemberg Württemberg