Drezdenko

Drezdenko a town in Poland located in the Lubuskie Voivodeship, inside the Strzelecki Dresden County. The seat of the urban rural commune of Drezdenko. It lies at the border of the Wielkopolska and Pomorskie Lakeland, over Notec, 40 km east of Gorzow Wielkopolski. According to information from January 1, 2018, Drezdenko had 10,282 inhabitants. From June 1946 it turned into inside the Poznan province, and from June 1950 it belonged to the Zielona Gora voivodship. From June 1975 to January 1999 it turned into a part of the Gorzow Province. The history of Drezdenko dates returned to the beginnings of the Polish kingdom.

The tomb, which initially functioned as a border castle, gained significance in the reign of Boleslaw Krzywousty and his successors, as evidenced by way of his elevation to the rank of castellan. During the damage up of the town stronghold, the vicissitudes of destiny were converting. In 1252 he became part of Wielkopolska. In 1266, together with Santok, he became the goal of the invasion of the Brandenburg knighthood. As a result of the settlement concluded among Boleslaw the Pious and the prince Otto, each city were burnt.