Zdunska Wola

Zdunska Wola is a metropolis in primary Poland with 42,698 inhabitants. Situated in the Lodz Province, formerly in Sieradz Province. It is the seat of Zdunska Wola County. The metropolis become once one among the biggest material, linen and cotton weaving centres in Poland and is the birthplace of Saint Maximilian Kolbe and Maksymilian Faktorowicz, the founding father of Max Factor cosmetics agency. The town became first noted and documented in 1394. Zdunska Wola turned into then part of an essential exchange path which crossed through Poland and related Eastern and Western Europe. Over the direction of its records, the city became owned by way of nobles or industrialists and in the end transformed right into a shtetl.

At the start of the 18^th century Zdunska Wola changed into bought with the aid of the aristocratic Zlotnicki circle of relatives. The development of the village is intently linked with the speedy influx of Silesian weavers and fabric workers. In 1817, with the contribution and effort of Stefan Zlotnicki, the village flourished and have become populated with migrants from Silesia, Germany and Bohemia. In 1824 the metropolis's population reached 1,400 humans, including 150 expert textile people in a 125 personal workshops. Following rapid development, Zdunska Wola obtained city rights in October 1825.