Pasym, Poland
Poland
Pasym, Poland shares 13 connections with 505 other places across 4 topics, anchored in medieval and 20th-century history. The bulk of its connections trace a path from Teutonic Knight settlement through the Prussian Confederation and the Thirteen Years' War to post-1945 German expulsions under the Potsdam Agreement. Its strongest co-connections are with Sorkwity and several other Polish towns. An orphanage established for war orphans in 1947 still operates in the town today.
orphan
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Kep province | Chingola, Zambia | Girard Estate, Philadelphia | Clontarf, Minnesota | Anipemza
Evacuation of East Prussia
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Frombork, Poland | Węgorzewo | Kintai, Lithuania | Ogrodzieniec, Poland | Sorkwity, Poland
Second Peace of Toruń
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Oliwa | Gniew, Poland | Człuchów, Poland | Dobre Miasto, Poland | Lubawa, Poland
Flight and expulsion of Germans (1944–50)
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Banat, Romania | Franconia | Maribor, Slovenia | Brzeg, Poland | Prekmurje
Duchy of Prussia
Connects Pasym, Poland to: France | Berlin, Germany | Poland | Sweden | Denmark
Kingdom of Poland (1385–1569)
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Minsk, Belarus | Trakai, Lithuania | Kolomyia, Ukraine | Biecz, Poland | Krosno, Poland
Prussian Confederation
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Gdańsk, Poland | Toruń, Poland | Klaipėda, Lithuania | Chełmno, Poland | Olsztyn, Poland
Territories of Poland annexed by the Soviet Union
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Lviv, Ukraine | Silesia, Poland | Wrocław, Poland | Gdynia, Poland | Jarosław, Poland
Thirteen Years' War (1454–1466)
Connects Pasym, Poland to: Gdańsk, Poland | Elbląg, Poland | Klaipėda, Lithuania | Chełmno, Poland | Pomerelia, Poland