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Grossendorf, Silesia, Germany

Historical place· 1945 city pl 51.374, 16.440

Renamed Dłużyce, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland

Grossendorf, Kreis Steinau, Niederschlesien — ceded to Poland 1945, renamed Dłużyce. Meyers 'Grossendorf 4), Steinau' 1912 coordinate is 0 km from the stored pin. Name kept as recorded.

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  1. Born 25 JUL 1828
    Johann August Otto

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Meyers Orts- und Verkehrs-Lexikon des Deutschen Reichs (Meyers Gazetteer), online edition, with GOV (genealogy.net) for post-1945 Polish equivalents Volume 1, Page 635 Secondary

Meyers Orts- und Verkehrs-Lexikon des Deutschen Reichs (Meyers Gazetteer), online edition, with GOV (genealogy.net) for post-1945 Polish equivalents · meyersgaz.org / gov.genealogy.net

Grossendorf 4) Grossendorf, Steinau, Breslau, Schlesien, Preussen

Meyers has eight Grossendorf in the empire and exactly one in Schlesien, in Kreis Steinau an der Oder. The stored pin 50.2907/9.1064 was a Grossendorf in Hesse. The 1912 point is used because I could not confirm the modern Polish successor name; the site is in Poland today and the row should later become status historical, modernRelation renamed.