Drzeń
Drzeń ( German Dryhn ) is a residential place at Poradz (Peter field ) in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in Poland.
Geographical location
The living space is located in Pomerania about 30 kilometers south of Kolobrzeg ( Kolberg), between the villages Poradz (Peter field ) in the north, Powalice (Peter Hagen) in the southwest and myslowice ( Moitzelfitz ) in the southeast. South of the living space flows from northeast to southwest of the Molstowbach, drains the Drienbruch, north into the residence also from northeast to southwest of Schwarzenbach, initially called boundary ditch.
History
The living space originally formed a Vorwerk of the manor in Peter Hagen, the largest Gutsbetriebes in Kolberg- Körlin circle. The manor was 1891/1893 parceled, thereby Dryhn was sold individually and initially managed as an independent estate with a land area of approximately 205 hectares. In 1910 Dryhn was acquired by the owners of the goods in Peter field which was a former Vorwerk by Peter Hagen also and was also managed as independent estate for 1891/1893. Peter Dryhn field, and were further divided into lots in common, besides three farms were divided in Dryhn.
The Restgut Dryhn changed hands several times hands. Last owner was Otto Janke, of an area of 132 acres with a herd of 8 horses, 32 cattle and 83 sheep farmed (as of 1939). During World War II the Kingdom Dryhn acquired for investment of an artillery firing range.
Dryhn belonged until 1945 as part of the rural municipality of Peter the field for Kolberg- Körlin in Pomerania.
After the Second World War came Dryhn how completely Pomerania to Poland. The place was given the Polish name Drzeń.
Development of population figures
Administrative structure
Drzeń lies in the Gmina Slawoborze (Town Stolzenberg ) in the powiat Świdwiński ( Schivelbeiner circle) of the Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
Personalities
- Karl Hans Janke (1909-1988), German artist and inventor, lived in Dryhn as the son of the last owner of the residual material