Slupsk, Poland

[Peterski]

"100 years of women's voting rights in Poland" (1918-2018):



Boguslav X, Duke of Pomorze, Kashubs and Wends:

[Peterski]

Gliszczynski family (which is my grandmother's maiden name) originated from Glisno near Slupsk:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliśno_Wielkie

Presumably they later moved to area of Pomarzany (meaning "town of Pomeranians") near Gniezno:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poma...nd_Voivodeship

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

To answer the question you made on the chat box, no, I didn't have the opportunity to visit Słupsk . Looks like a nice city though. In the Pomerania Province I visited Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia and Malbork. The most westwards of Gdańsk that I went was to Poznań and the most eastwards was Suwałki and Białystok. I've covered most of the Polish territory either by train, bus or car but I didn't necessarily stop at every place unfortunately.

It is about time that I pay a visit to Poland again, I have friends that have done so since the last time we were there and they say I won't recognise half of the stuff, things have developed a lot in the last decade, especially the infrastructure.

[Peterski]

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