Bralin, Greater Poland Voivodeship
Bralin ( German Bralin ) is a village and seat of the rural community in Poland. The place is located in the powiat Kępiński the Wielkopolska Region.
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Geography
Bralin is located approximately 60 kilometers northeast of Wroclaw. Historically, the region is up to the district Weronikopole part of the historical region of Silesia.
History
Bralin belonged from 1818 to 1920 the Silesia region of the United Wartenberg on. The eastern part of the district was ceded to Bralin January 10, 1920 as a result of the Versailles Treaty by the German Reich to the re-established Poland. Since then Bralin is connected to the Province Posen, or Greater Poland.
Community
For the rural community Bralin belong to twelve Soltysships:
- Bralin ( Bralin )
- Chojęcin Parcele (Good Cojentschin )
- Chojęcin Wies ( Cojentschin )
- Czermin ( Cz date)
- Działosze ( worry)
- Gola ( Gohle )
- Mnichowice ( Münch joke)
- Nosale (wet needle)
- Nowa Wies Książęca ( Princely Neudorf )
- Tabor Maly ( Small Friedrichs- Tabor )
- Tabor Wielki (Great Frederick Tabor )
- Weronikopole
Personalities
Sons and daughters of the town
- Paul Kieras (1918-1997), German officer, Chief Administrative Officer, victory circle
- Richard chaff (1896-1969), German District
- Perlitius Ludwig (1872-1938), German agricultural scientist, politician ( center ) and MdR