Zamosc – History
City (ok. 67 000 inhabited) located in Padół Zamojski, over Łabuńka (the right tributary of the Wieprz River), w l. 1975-98 provincial city, from 1999 r. the seat of city authorities with poviat and land poviat rights. Food industry center (meat plants, brewery, …
Building a new life after the liberation of 1944 was not easy at first, in view of the destruction by the Nazi occupiers of approx. 40% residents of pre-war Zamość, including a considerable number of intelligences, and also in connection with the difficult process of consolidating the people's power in this area. …
IMPORTANT DATES FROM THE HISTORY OF ZAMOSC
1517 – Mikołaj and Feliks Zamoyscy bought from Jan Ostrowski the settlement of Skokówka with a small castle among the Łabuńki and Topornica pools (originally called. By hog) and surrounding villages; now the place with earth relics is called the Castle.
1542 …
Zamość, which in 1980 celebrated its 400th anniversary, stayed in 1975 raised to the rank of a provincial city. It counts 65 thousand. residents. It is the economic and cultural capital of the region (often referred to as the Zamość region) covering former poviats: Bilgorajski, hrubieszowski, Tomaszowski and Zamość, exactly filling the boundaries …
The Zamoyski and Solny markets had to be rich and there had to be plenty of goods, since Gniński Stanisław, voivode and Rzewuski, Chełm starost, in the message from King John going to Turkey, For a dozen or so days, they stop here for a stop, to obtain worthy of the way …
Chancellor and Grand Hetman of the Crown Jan Zamojski.
Jan Zamojski was born 19 Mark 1542 year in Skokówka. His father Stanisław was the castellan of Chełm, and her mother Anna came from the Herbut family. Zamojski studied at the University of the Sorbonne, Strasbourg and Padua. W …