Trzebnica County

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Trzebnica County (in Polish powiat trzebnicki ) is a unit of territorial administration and local government in the Lower Silesian Voivodship in Poland, created on 1 January 1999 as a result of the Local Government Reorganization Act of 1998.

County site: Trzebnica
Area: 1025.6 sq. km
Population: 75,500

Administrative division: 6 communes

• Oborniki Slaskie urban-rural commune
• Prusice urban-rural commune
• Trzebnica urban-rural commune
• Wisznia Mala rural commune
• Zawonia rural commune
• Zmigrod urban-rural commune

[edit] History

In order to clean Polish-originated names, Nazi government order to change following names to new one, sound more German:

Brockotschine, 28 January 1937 changed in Moltketal
Brodowze, 13 January 1936 changed in Grabenfurt
Bruschewitz, 1 November 1937 changed in Möwengrund
Buckowine, 28 January 1937 changed in Hartwasser
Bunkai, 13 November 1936 changed in Sachsenhof
Buschewitz, 1 November 1937 changed in Ostwinkel
Domnowitz, 12 December 1936 changed in Germanengrund
Grochowe, 13 January 1936 changed in Waldwinkel
Groß Biadauschke, 13 November [[1936] changed in Heidegrund
Groß Kommerowe, 12 December 1936 changed in Hasdingen
Groß Wilkawe, 28 January 1937 changed in Wolfswalde
Jagatschütz, 12 December 1936 changed in Jagdschütz
Kainowe, 13 November 1936 changed in Friedrichskirch
Karoschke, 2 February 1937 changed in Lindenwaldau
Klein Biadauschke, 13 November 1936 changed in Margaretenmühle

Klein Kommerowe, 13 November 1936 changed in Waldkirch
Klein Wilkawe, 28 January 1937 changed in Friedensruh
Kloch-Ellguth, 1 February 1937 changed in Kloch-Felde
Kodlewe, 13 November 1936 changed in Teichdorf
Koschnöwe, 13 January 1936 changed in Ziegenfeld
Krakowahne, 13 November 1936 changed in Luisengrund
Kryschanowitz, 13 November 1936 changed in Weidebrück
Maltschawe, 13 November 1936 changed in Kleinau
Maluschütz, 13 November 1936 changed in Erbenfelde
Pawellau, 1 February 1937 changed in Paulskirch
Pawelwitz, 1 February 1937 changed in Wendelborn
Pinxen, 1 November 1937 changed in Hagenau
Probotschütz, 13 November 1936 changed in Wiesenbrunn
Puditsch, 12 December 1936 changed in Georgendorf
Radelau, 28 January 1937 changed in Bergruh
Ramischau, 1 February 1937 changed in Fürstengrund
Sackerschöwe, 13 January 1936 changed in Buschwiese
Sapraschine, 13 January 1936 changed in Lindenhof
Schawoine, 13 January 1936 changed in Blüchertal
Schmark-Ellguth, 1 February 1937 changed in Katharinengrund
Skarsine, 13 January 1936 changed in Sauerbrunn
Skotschenine, 13 January 1936 changed in Katzberg
Tschelentnig, 13 January 1936 changed in Wenigwasser

Lower Silesian Voivodship counties
City counties: Jelenia Góra | Legnica | Wałbrzych | Wrocław
Land counties: Bolesławiec | Dzierżoniów | Głogów | Góra | Jawor | Jelenia Góra | Kamienna Góra | Kłodzko | Legnica | Lubań | Lubin | Lwówek Śląski | Milicz | Oleśnica | Oława | Polkowice | Strzelin | Środa Śląska | Świdnica | Trzebnica | Wałbrzych | Wołów | Wrocław | Ząbkowice Śląskie | Zgorzelec | Złotoryja