Kostrzyn, Administrative town in Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland.
Kostrzyn is an administrative town in Greater Poland Voivodeship, located in Poznań County. It combines residential neighborhoods with commercial and industrial areas that form the backbone of local life.
The town began as a church settlement in the 10th century. It underwent major changes during the partition of Poland in the late 1700s, which reshaped its development.
The population contributed one hundred insurgents to the Greater Poland uprising, demonstrating the strong connection of residents to their Polish identity.
The town is easily reached via local roads and provides basic services for visitors and residents. Exploring the local shops and facilities gives you a good sense of everyday life here.
During World War II, the town endured a period of resistance against occupation, marked by a significant public event on October 20, 1939.
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