Wołów, Poland
Poland
Wołów, Poland holds 6 Bunkabop connections with 61 other places across 4 topics, with government and wartime history running through most of them. The town shares many of its ties with Wrocław and Silesia. Jan II the Mad, a Duke of the Silesian Piast dynasty, died in Wołów in 1504 and was buried in the local parish church. Cosmonaut Mirosław Hermaszewski grew up in Wołów after his family was deported from eastern Poland at the end of World War II. The Brave Festival, centered in Wrocław, also extended performances to Wołów and other Lower Silesian cities.
Jan II the Mad
Connects Wołów, Poland to: Głogów, Poland | Sulechów, Poland
Oskar Müller
Connects Wołów, Poland to: Germany | Silesia, Poland | Hesse
Głogów
Connects Wołów, Poland to: Germany | Poland | Bohemia, Czech Republic | Kraków, Poland | Silesia, Poland
Mirosław Hermaszewski
Connects Wołów, Poland to: Russia | Poland | Moscow, Central | Vietnam | Ukraine
Brave Festival
Connects Wołów, Poland to: France | Australia | India | Japan | China