Sulechów
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Sulechów (German: Züllichau) is a town in Poland, in Lubusz Voivodeship, in Zielona Góra County. It has 17,843 inhabitants (2004).
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[edit] History
In 1482 Züllichau, together with Sommerfeld, Crossen and Bobersberg became an integral part of Brandenburg under the Elector Albert Achilles. In 1945 eastern Brandenburg was conquered by Soviet Union and handed over to Communist Poland.
[edit] Gmina
- Sulechów
- Boryń
- Brody
- Brzezie k/ Pomorska
- Brzezie k/ Sulechowa
- Buków
- Cigacice
- Głogusz
- Górki Małe
- Górzykowo
- Kalsk
- Karczyn
- Kije
- Klępsk
- Krężoły
- Kruszyna
- Laskowo
- Leśna Góra
- Łęgowo
- Mozów
- Nowy Klępsk
- Nowy Świat
- Obłotne
- Okunin
- Pomorsko
- Przygubiel
[edit] Partnerships
[edit] People
- Frommann publishing family
- (Carl/Karl) Friedrich (Ernst) Frommann (born September 14, 1765, Züllichau - June 12, 1837, Jena), publisher
- Friedrich (Johannes) Frommann (born August 9, 1797, Züllichau - June 6, 1886, Jena), publisher
- Rüdiger Graf von der Goltz [de], (* 8. December 1865 in Züllichau)
- Wilhelmine "Minna/Minchen" Herzlieb, (* 22. Mai 1789 in Züllichau), Vorbild für die "Ottilie" in Goethes "Die Wahlverwandtschaften"
- Johann Siegfried Hufnagel
- Caspar Neumann, (* 11. July 1683 in Züllichau), German Chemiker und Apotheker
- Olga Tokarczuk, (* 29. January 1962 in Sulechów), Polish writer
[edit] See also
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