Barlinek

Barlinek is a small town in Mysliborz County, in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, in northwestern Poland. It is the administrative seat of Gmina Barlinek. The settlement of Nova Berlyn become first noted in a 1278 deed, while it turned into based by way of the Ascanian margraves of Brandenburg. It turned into meant as a stronghold within the newly obtained Neumark location, bordering at the Pomeranian estates round close by Pelczyce, which the margraves though conquered soon afterwards.

In the 14^th century, the city gained its first fortified partitions and in the first half of the 15^th century, the town became beneath manipulate of the Teutonic Knights. Before and after, the Neumark became a part of Brandenburg, which from 1701 on belonged to the Kingdom of Prussia. From the 18^th century onwards the metropolis prospered as a centre of brewing and fabric production. After World War II, the city with the eastern a part of Brandenburg turned into annexed by the Republic of Poland and renamed Barlinek. The ultimate German population became expelled.