Kwidzyn, Poland
Poland
Kwidzyn, Poland links to 3017 places across 11 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections. History leads, especially the Kingdom of Prussia, followed by government topics such as the Soviet Union. Military ties center on the Teutonic Knights, and Kwidzyn Castle is a 14th-century Brick Gothic complex that holds the tombs of three Grand Masters. In 1920 the town took part in an East Prussian plebiscite run under the League of Nations. Shared connections run mainly to Poland, Gdańsk, and Warsaw.
Albert, Duke of Prussia
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Braniewo, Poland | Sędrowo, Poland
Roman Catholic Diocese of Elbląg
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Poland | Gdańsk, Poland | Elbląg, Poland
Polish Second Republic
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Piła, Poland | Korosten, Ukraine | Rumia, Poland | Mezhyrichchya, Ukraine | Zegrzynek, Poland
Grand Master (order)
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Livorno | Senglea, Malta | Calera de León, Spain | Xgħajra | Għajnsielem
Ordensburg
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Poland | Lithuania | Estonia | Latvia | Courland, Latvia
Brick Gothic
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Germany | Berlin, Germany | Warsaw, Poland | Estonia | Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
1920 East Prussian plebiscite
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Warmia, Warmian-Masurian | Giżycko, Poland | Orzysz, Poland | Bisztynek, Poland | Sterławki Wielkie, Poland
Stanisław Leszczyński
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: France | Paris, France | Spain | Russia | Poland
Grand Master of the Teutonic Order
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Germany | Italy | Berlin, Germany | Poland | Austria
Stephen Báthory
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Poznań, Poland | Grodno, Belarus | Radom, Poland | Latgale | Nowy Korczyn, Poland
martial law in Poland
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: United States | France | Germany | Paris, France | Berlin, Germany
International Paper
Connects Kwidzyn, Poland to: Tennessee | Savannah, Georgia | Columbia, South Carolina | West Tennessee | Grande Prairie, Alberta