- The
district of
Bomst was a
Prussian district which existed from 1793 to 1807 in the
province of
South Prussia and from 1815 to 1938
successively in the...
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Babimost [baˈbʲimɔst] (German:
Bomst) is a town in
Zielona Góra County,
Lubusz Voivodeship,
western Poland. It is the
administrative seat of
Gmina Babimost...
- (formerly
Bromberg Region)
Rural districts (Kreise)
Bomst (formerly
Posen Region), seat at
Bomst (now Babimost)
Fraustadt (formerly
Posen Region), seat...
- 1904 he
purchased a plot of land in
Pogradowitz in the
Posen district of
Bomst, but
found that the
newly implemented Prussian Feuerstättengesetz ("furnace...
- as the Poznań Voivodeship. The majority-German po****ted
remainder (with
Bomst, Fraustadt, Neu Bentschen, Meseritz,
Tirschtiegel (partially), Schwerin...
-
Warta Schadeck Sieradz Petrikau Radomsk Czenstochau Posen Oborniki Meseritz Bomst Fraustadt Krebe, (later Kröben)
Schrimm Kosten Krotoschin Peisern Schroda...
- Staat****amen in 1891
Westarp continued his
career as an ****essor in
Gostyn and
Bomst in Posen, and in Stettin. He
joined the
service of the
Prussian State Ministry...
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Engelsberg Part of Olsztyn. Augustówka
Augustthal Part of Olsztyn.
Babimost Bomst Barciany Barten Barczewo Wartenburg Barlinek Berlinchen Bartoszyce Bartenstein...
- 9% 87 0.2%
Birnbaum Międzychód 28,887 14,069 48.7% 14,513 50.2% 264 0.9%
Bomst Babimost 63,120 30,980 49.1% 31,794 50.4% 214 0.3%
Fraustadt Wschowa 28...
- town was
annexed by the
Kingdom of
Prussia and was
incorporated into the
Bomst district. In 1905, the town had 1,187 inhabitants, of
which 1,032 (86.9%)...
