This film is a story about the history of Oliwa, one of the oldest districts in Gdansk. A place extremely charming and rich in events. In a concise way we tell the story from its foundation to the end of the Second World War. You are welcome!

We would also like to thank Mr Adam Kromer for his consultation in the creation of this material.

EDIT:
"The prisoner of war camp was not on the territory of the VI Court but of the VII ( Norblin, Orlovsky and Rodakowski). What remains is the name 'Lagry'. The prisoners of war were needed as manpower for the planned construction of the Land Forces War School here."

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0:00 Introduction.
00:38 The beginnings
03:11 The times of the Pomeranian dukes and the Teutonic Order
07:21 From the 16th century to the partition
12:20 The time after the partition
14:16 From the 19th century to the end of World War II


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Sources:
Adam Kromer - "Oliwa"
Franciszek Mamuszka - "Oliwa"

Internet:
https://forum.dawnygdansk.pl
www.gedanopedia.pl
https://historia-oliwy.trojmiasto.pl/...