Świdnica, Poland
Poland
Świdnica, Poland connects to 1154 places across 12 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections, led by threads in government, sports, and science. The city was part of Silesia, Prussia before becoming part of modern Poland, and several people born there went on to shape German federal politics, including a finance minister and an interior minister who served in the Bundestag. Its Holy Trinity Church of Peace, completed in 1657 under the Treaty of Westphalia, is the largest wooden Baroque temple in Europe.
Greeks in Poland
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Legnica, Poland | Opatów, Poland | Bielawa, Poland
Heinz Starke
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Germany | Silesia, Poland
Roman Catholic Diocese of Świdnica
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Poland | Wrocław, Poland | Wałbrzych, Poland
Günther Schütz
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Germany | United Kingdom | Silesia, Poland
German prisoner-of-war camps in World War I
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Piła, Poland | Stargard, Poland | Borne Sulinowo, Poland | Sępopol, Poland
Manfred Kanther
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Germany | Bonn, Germany | Hesse | Wiesbaden, Germany
Wałbrzych Voivodeship
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Wałbrzych, Poland | Bielawa, Poland | Piława Górna, Poland | Pieszyce, Poland | Walim, Poland
Anna Zalewska
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Poland | Wrocław, Poland | Jarosław, Poland | Wałbrzych, Poland | Świebodzice, Poland
Holy Trinity Church of Peace in Świdnica
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Poland | Sweden | Westphalia | Silesian Voivodeship | Lower Silesian Voivodeship
Peter Adolf Thiessen
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Germany | Russia | Berlin, Germany | Poland | Silesia, Poland
Aleksander Balcerowski
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Spain | Poland | Greece | Serbia | Málaga, Spain
Johann Gottlieb Janitsch
Connects Świdnica, Poland to: Berlin, Germany | Sweden | Ukraine | Frankfurt, Germany | Kyiv, Ukraine