Krzywiń

Krzywiń ( German Kriewen ) is a town in Poland, in Wielkopolska. It is the seat of city and rural community in the powiat Koscianski.

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History

The first mention of today's Krzywiń dates back to 1237th In the second half of the 13th century, the city received city rights. At the Second Partition of Poland, the city fell to Prussia. 1807, the town is part of the Duchy of Warsaw was newly formed in 1815 before it came back to Prussia. 1900 took the narrow gauge railway Śmigielska Kolej Dojazdowa their operation of Kriewen to Alt Boyen (Stare Bojanowo ) on. After the First World War, the town was 1919/1920 part of the re- created Poland. In September 1939, the site was occupied during the Polish campaign of the German Wehrmacht. The occupation lasts until the arrival of the Red Army in 1945. Subsequently the place was again part of Poland.

Community

For urban and rural community Krzywiń next to the city Krzywiń include a further 23 districts ( German name until 1945) with a mayor's office:

  • Bielewo ( Bielewo, 1906-1945 bleaching)
  • Bieżyń ( Biezyn, 1939-1945 Laufern )
  • Cichowo ( Cichowo, 1939-1945 Nice views )
  • Czerwona Wies (Roth village, 1939-1945 Rotdorf )
  • Gierłachowo ( Gierlachowo, 1939-1945 Jägerndorf )
  • Jerka ( Jerka, 1939-1945 hunters)
  • Jurkowo ( Jurkowo, 1939-1945 Georgsdorf )
  • Kopaszewo ( Kopaszewo, 1939-1945 Grabenau )
  • Lubiń ( Lubin)
  • Łagowo ( Lagowo, 1939-1945 Ludwigsberg )
  • Łuszkowo ( Luszkowo, 1939-1945 High Anger)
  • Mosciszki ( Mosciszki, 1939-1945 Seebrück )
  • Nowy Dwór ( Neuhof )
  • Rabin ( Rombin, 1939-1945 Ackerrode )
  • Rogaczewo Małe (small Rogaczewo, 1939-1945 Hirschfelde )
  • Rogaczewo Wielkie ( United Rogaczewo, 1939-1945 deer meadow)
  • Świniec ( Swiniec, 1939-1945 Swiss formers )
  • Teklimyśl ( Teklimysl, 1939-1945 meadow land )
  • Wieszkowo ( Wieszkowo, 1939-1945 wipers)
  • Zbęchy ( Zbenchy, 1939-1945 Beautifully cell )
  • Zbęchy Pole
  • Zgliniec ( Zgliniec, 1939-1945 Latvians )
  • Żelazno ( Zelazno, 1939-1945 Eisental )

Other villages in the municipality are Boza Wola, Jurkowo - Huby, Kuszkowo, Polesie, Rąbinek, Stary Dębiec, Szurkowo and Wymyslowo.

Culture and sights

Structures

  • The town hall from 1905
  • The late Gothic church of Saint Nicholas
  • Windmills were made between 1698 and 1803

References

Voivodeship (Poland) Vehicle registration plates of Poland Leszno Gmina
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