Wikipedia: History of Stettin

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Stettin was, until 1945, the name of a city in Germany. It is now in modern-day Poland, to which it was transferred after World War II. It was renamed Sczecin at that time, but often retains its more English-friendly name in common parlance (for example, Winston Churchill's famous Iron Curtain speech.

Stettin was, until 1945, the name of a city in Germany. It is now in modern-day Poland, to which it was transferred after World War II. It was renamed Szczecin at that time, but often retains its more English-friendly name in common parlance (for example, Winston Churchill's famous Iron Curtain speech.

	Revision 5 . . (edit) November 3, 2001 7:54 am by RomanK
	Revision 4 . . November 3, 2001 7:52 am by RomanK [Szczecin, not Sczecin. I know, it doesnt matter, except for Szczecinians :)]
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