Daleszewo

Daleszewo (German: Ferdinand Stone ) is a village in the western district of the municipality Gryfino (German: Pommern ) south of Stettin. The village has a population of about 1,000 (as of 2010).

Location

Daleszewo on the east bank of the Oder is part of the Voivodeship of West district of the city circle Gryfino (formerly Greifenhagen ). The Polish-German border in the west there are about 5 km away and the European Route 28 in the north 1 km away. After Poland joined the EU, the bridge connections are to the rural areas south of Stettin again easily accessible for pedestrians and cyclists, or by motorists. The community Gryfino located on the historic course of the road link from the south towards Stettin (8 kilometers northeast of Gryfino and 12 km south of Szczecin ). Federal highway 31 was assigned in the years 1975 to 1998 the administrative area of ​​the municipality of Stettin / Szczecin. North of Daleszewo is Radziszewo, south Nowe Brynki (German: Neu- Brünken ).

History

1748 by order of the Prussian government established the Erbzinsgut Ferdinand stone, named after the Prince Ferdinand of Prussia. The organization of the founding of the bailiff Heino Andreas Graewe was commissioned. For the equipment to the base community Brünken had to give the Eichwerder with 67 morning, the Wendover height with 300 acres, the land fractured surfaces with 511 morning and the width between the fracture or arms together around 1331 morning. From the city Greifenhagen came in the Oder Valley added 300 acres. The associated Vorwerk Eichwerder was probably founded by the Szczecin merchant Johann Gottlieb Ulrich. Separated from Eichwerder was a small settlement Friederikenhof, but it was soon abandoned.

After the Second World War refugees were resettled from the former eastern Poland in Daleszewo. The German population had fled, mainly Protestant faith, in turn, moved westward and settled in Bad Oeynhausen, in the Bergisch land and partly in Cologne. Daleszewo benefited from the village to the historical Czepino and Radziszewo (German: Retzowsfelde ).