Webcam Dravsko-Pomorskie. Leopold Kucherow Square
Drawsko Pomorskie is a town in Poland, part of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Drawsko Pomorskie. It has the status of an urban-rural commune. The area is 22.00 km². Population - 11,878 (as of 2013).
In the 16th century the town was a subject of Brandenburg, then Prussia, from 1871 - the German Empire, from 1933 - the Nazi Germany.
The most important historical events:
1297 - city status.
1350 - completion of the castle walls
1400 - building of a church
1534, 1620, 1664, 1696 - fire in the city
1877 - construction of a railway station
1939 - 8091 inhabitants
1945.03.04 - the town of Dravsko-Pomorskie was liberated: the 11th regiment of infantry named after Jan Kiliński (the 1st regiment of the infantry), the 4th infantry regiment of the Polish Armed Forces, the 4th regiment of the Polish Armed Forces and the 4th regiment of the Polish Army. Jan Kiliński (1st Army (Polish Army)), 364th Infantry Division (3rd Shock Army), 19th Guards Mechanized Brigade (1st Guards Armored Army)
1946 - change of the German name of the city of Dramburg to Polish Drawsko
1948 - change of the name of Drawsko to Drawsko Pomorskie
