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Brdów

April 08, 2024

Brdów [brduf] is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Babiak, within Koło County, Greater Poland Voivodeship, in central Poland.[1] It lies approximately 18 km (11 mi) north of Koło, 123 km (76 mi) east of the regional capital Poznań, 76 km (48 mi) south of Toruń and 185 km (115 mi) west of the country capital Warsaw.

Brdów
Village
panorama of Brdów/health center/church of St. Adalbert/center of Brdów/cultural building/fire department/Brdowskie Lake
Coat of arms
Brdów
Coordinates: 52°21′N 18°43′E / 52.350°N 18.717°E / 52.350; 18.717
Country Poland
VoivodeshipGreater Poland
CountyKoło
GminaBabiak
Population
 • Total900

History edit

  • 3700 BC – The first traces of people in the present Brdów.
  • 1136 – The first written mention about Brdów.
  • 1325 – The first mention about Catholic parish in Brdów.
  • 1399 – The first mention of a brick church.
  • 1436:
    • King of Poland Ladislaus of Varna brought to Brdów the Pauline Fathers Order from Jasna Gora and gave them into the care of church in Brdów.
    • Brdów gained town privileges.
  • 1450 – Built the first school in Brdów.
  • 1476 – City of Brdów became a royal property.
  • 1562 – The renewal of civic rights of Brdów by king of Poland Sigismund II Augustus.
  • 1584 – Built a hospital in Brdów.
  • 1655 – Destruction of the city by the Swedes.
  • 1824 – Construction of the factory in Brdów.
  • 1863 – Battle of Brdów in Nowiny Brdowskie.
  • 1870 – Loss of civic rights.
  • 1893 – In Brdów lived 1 894 people.
  • 1909 – Built a new building of school (at Church Street).
  • 1938 – Built a new building of school (at Adam Mickiewicz Street).
  • 1939:
    • Destruction of the town by the Germans.
    • Opened the hospital in place of new school (at Adam Mickiewicz Street).
  • 1983:
    • Coronation of Image of Our Lady of Victories of Brdów by Pope John Paul II.
    • Fire of church.
  • 1999 – Start of international cooperation with Airėnai (in Lithuania)
  • 2004 – The Society of Friends of the Earth of Brdów (Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Ziemi Brdowskiej).
  • 2007 – Expansion of the school building.
  • 2009 – Construction of new building of kindergarten.
  • 2010 – In Brdów was a car accident, which killed 5 people.
  • 2011 – Wind farm built in Brdów.

Famous people edit

Famous people associated with Brdów:

Church edit

Brdów is a local center of Catholic religion. Here is a St Adalbert's of Prague Church of a Pauline Fathers in Brdów. The church has existed since 1325.

Population edit

  • 1777: 331 people
  • 1827: 794 people
  • 1859: 863 people
  • 1902: 1,894 people
  • 1946: 700 people
  • 1999: 818 people
  • 2002: 850 people
  • 2005: 900 people
  • 2014: 950 people

Gallery edit

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    Center of Brdów in 1934
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    The house where lived the famous actress – Pola Negri
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    St Adalbert's of Prague church in Brdów, 14th century; 17th century
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    Center of Brdów
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    Restaurant "Pod Jesionem" (en:Under the Ash) in center of Brdów
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    John Paul II monument
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    Frédéric Chopin monument
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    Fire Department in Brdów
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    Church Street
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    Shop "Groszek" (en:Pea)

References edit

  1. ^ "Central Statistical Office (GUS) – TERYT (National Register of Territorial Land Apportionment Journal)" (in Polish). 1 June 2008.

April 08, 2024
brdów, brduf, village, administrative, district, gmina, babiak, within, koło, county, greater, poland, voivodeship, central, poland, lies, approximately, north, koło, east, regional, capital, poznań, south, toruń, west, country, capital, warsaw, villagepanoram. Brdow brduf is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Babiak within Kolo County Greater Poland Voivodeship in central Poland 1 It lies approximately 18 km 11 mi north of Kolo 123 km 76 mi east of the regional capital Poznan 76 km 48 mi south of Torun and 185 km 115 mi west of the country capital Warsaw BrdowVillagepanorama of Brdow health center church of St Adalbert center of Brdow cultural building fire department Brdowskie LakeCoat of armsBrdowCoordinates 52 21 N 18 43 E 52 350 N 18 717 E 52 350 18 717Country PolandVoivodeshipGreater PolandCountyKoloGminaBabiakPopulation Total900 Contents 1 History 2 Famous people 3 Church 4 Population 5 Gallery 6 ReferencesHistory edit3700 BC The first traces of people in the present Brdow 1136 The first written mention about Brdow 1325 The first mention about Catholic parish in Brdow 1399 The first mention of a brick church 1436 King of Poland Ladislaus of Varna brought to Brdow the Pauline Fathers Order from Jasna Gora and gave them into the care of church in Brdow Brdow gained town privileges 1450 Built the first school in Brdow 1476 City of Brdow became a royal property 1562 The renewal of civic rights of Brdow by king of Poland Sigismund II Augustus 1584 Built a hospital in Brdow 1655 Destruction of the city by the Swedes 1824 Construction of the factory in Brdow 1863 Battle of Brdow in Nowiny Brdowskie 1870 Loss of civic rights 1893 In Brdow lived 1 894 people 1909 Built a new building of school at Church Street 1938 Built a new building of school at Adam Mickiewicz Street 1939 Destruction of the town by the Germans Opened the hospital in place of new school at Adam Mickiewicz Street 1983 Coronation of Image of Our Lady of Victories of Brdow by Pope John Paul II Fire of church 1999 Start of international cooperation with Airenai in Lithuania 2004 The Society of Friends of the Earth of Brdow Towarzystwo Przyjaciol Ziemi Brdowskiej 2007 Expansion of the school building 2009 Construction of new building of kindergarten 2010 In Brdow was a car accident which killed 5 people 2011 Wind farm built in Brdow Famous people editFamous people associated with Brdow Andrzej Kreutz Majewski stage designer Augustyn Kordecki Pauline monk Bronislaw Matyszczyk Pauline monk Eleonora Kielczewska mother of Pola Negri Florian Piskorski American Polonia activist Jakub Krzyzanowski grandfather of Frederic Chopin Jan Skarbek nobleman Jozef Markowski poet and priest Karol Libelt senior philosopher Karol Libelt junior insurgent Korneliusz Jemiol Pauline monk Leon Young de Blankenheim commander of the insurgent troops Mieczyslaw Wejman Rector of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow Pola Negri actress Ladislaus of Varna king of Poland and Lithuanian Grand Duke Zachariasz Jablonski journalist theologian and priestChurch editBrdow is a local center of Catholic religion Here is a St Adalbert s of Prague Church of a Pauline Fathers in Brdow The church has existed since 1325 Population edit1777 331 people 1827 794 people 1859 863 people 1902 1 894 people 1946 700 people 1999 818 people 2002 850 people 2005 900 people 2014 950 peopleGallery edit nbsp Center of Brdow in 1934 nbsp The house where lived the famous actress Pola Negri nbsp St Adalbert s of Prague church in Brdow 14th century 17th century nbsp Center of Brdow nbsp Restaurant Pod Jesionem en Under the Ash in center of Brdow nbsp John Paul II monument nbsp Frederic Chopin monument nbsp Fire Department in Brdow nbsp Church Street nbsp Shop Groszek en Pea References edit Central Statistical Office GUS TERYT National Register of Territorial Land Apportionment Journal in Polish 1 June 2008 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Brdow amp oldid 1214650393, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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