Timeline of Bydgoszcz
Selected dates
- 1346-1569: Bydgoszcz becomes part of the Kingdom of Poland.
- 1569–1793: Bydgoszcz becomes part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
- 1772–1807: The Partitions of Poland: Bydgoszcz becomes part of Prussia.
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- 1807–1815: Bydgoszcz becomes part of the Duchy of Warsaw.
- 1815–1871: Bydgoszcz becomes part of Prussia again.
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- 1871–1919: Bydgoszcz becomes part of the German Empire.
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- 1908 - Population: 57,696.[1]
- 1919–1939: Bydgoszcz becomes part of the Second Polish Republic
- 1939–1945: Bydgoszcz is occupied by Nazi Germany
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- 1945–1952: Stalinist period:
- 1952–1989: Bydgoszcz becomes part of the communist Polish People's Republic
- 1989–present: Post-Soviet period:
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See also
- Bydgoszcz history
- History of Bydgoszcz
- List of presidents of Bydgoszcz
- Other names of Bydgoszcz e.g. Bromberg
References
- "German Empire: Area and Population: Principal Towns". Statesman's Year-Book. London: Macmillan and Co. 1913.
External links
- http://www.bydgoszcz.pl/ (Polish)
- http://www.visitbydgoszcz.pl/ (Polish, English)
- Municipal website (in English)
- Wirtualna Bydgoszcz – informator bydgoski (in Polish)
- Bydgoszcz news (in Polish)
- Canal Bydgoski at the Wayback Machine (archived December 28, 2007) (in Polish)
- Evangelical – Augsburg (Lutheran) Parish in Bydgoszcz (in English)
- Foto Galeria Bydgoska – foto.bydgoszcz.pl (in Polish)
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