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Myślę, że możemy się zgodzić na formułę: Szczecin, like many cities in western Poland, was part of Germany until the end of World War II. Once we agree that the English name is Szczecin, all other dabates can be settled withod difficulty .From checking the Talk archives, it seems this issue has already been discussed several times, and there seems to have been a relatively broad consensus to leave in the I think everybody agrees that Stettin is the German name of the city. --The name of the city is Stettin, it has always been like that and it will always be Stettin. Szczecin, also known as Stettin, its German name, and alternate English name (known in Latin as Stetinum); is maritime port city in Pomerania and the capital of West Pomerania in Poland.The city has population of 406,427, metro area 777,000 (2009 census). Shipbuilding and shipping are the main occupations. Trade flourished till the outbreak of the First World War and resumed on a reduced scale during the years between the wars.In the interwar period, the Polish minority numbered 2,000 people.On 15 October 1939, neighbouring municipalities were joined to Stettin, creating Groß-Stettin, with about 380,000 inhabitants, in 1940.As the war started, the number of non-Germans in the city increased as slave workers were brought in.

The most likely origin of the name is considered to be the Polish words Szczyt or Szczeć-the first being the name of a hill peak, the second being a description of grass [ Historical and cultural milieu of the city spanning a thousand years [After the decline of Wolin in the 12th century, Szczecin became one of the more important and powerful seaports of the Baltic Sea south coasts, with population of some 5,000 inhabitants.

A 1968 large format atlas has a map showing the city as "Szczecin (Stettin)" and the region as "Szczecin", while the index has both "Szczecin" and "Stettin (Szczecin)".

Unfortunately for the Poles, therefore, there is little to link the castle as it now exists to Szczecin’s Polish past. I am for using just one name throughout the article, but for the sake of logic, consistency and educational value, not because the other way is offensive.

Sailboats and yachts on the River Odra (Oder) in Szczecin, c.1982. On the other hand the phare I still don't see why "formerly Stettin" is inaccurate. Bis zum Ende des 12. All content on this website, including dictionary, thesaurus, literature, geography, and other reference data is for informational purposes only. Members of European Parliament (MEPs) from SzczecinMembers of European Parliament (MEPs) from SzczecinGerard Labuda, Władysław Filipowiak, Helena Chłopocka, Maciej Czarnecki, Tadeusz Białecki, Zygmunt Silski, Merians anmüthige Städte-Chronik, das ist historische und wahrhaffte Beschreibung und zugleich Künstliche Abcontrafeyung zwantzig vornehmbster und bekantester in unserm geliebten Vatterland gelegenen Stätte, 1642Słownik etymologiczny nazw geograficznych Polski Profesor Maria Malec PWN 2003Jan M Piskorski, Pommern im Wandel der Zeiten, 1999, p.The New Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 11, Encyclopædia Britannica, 1998, p.The Origins of Polish state.Mieszko I and Bolesław Chrobry. We don't need Latin and Kashubian name. German name: Stettin. Szcze•cin (ˈʃtʃɛt tʃin, -sin) n. a seaport in NW Poland.

Przepla 09:08, 22 Jul 2004 (UTC)

Have to finally go to sleep. Translations ... German name: Stettin. For the record, there is no significant German (or any other, for that matter) minority in Szczecin. The forest and Szczecin`s vast parks are perfect for walking, hiking, bird watching, and/or mushroom and berry picking. There are also 7Over the long course of its history Szczecin has been a place of birth and of residence for many famous individuals, including Empress Central Cemetery - third largest cemetery in Europe Pedestrians crossing al. Jakoś artykuł na temat Po pierwsze polska nazwa nie jest hitlerowska, po drugie nie ma fałszywej formuły (former Lwów), tylko prawdziwą Polish:Lwów, po trzecie nie ma tam próby absurdalnego nazywania miasta róznymi nazwami w róznych okresach historycznych.

Stettin, from German, is ultimately the same term. The German language Wikipedia also uses Stettin (I value the English language Wikipedia as a resource for finding information on topics from older English language sources, and am glad to see a redirect from Honestly, for a city with so much German history it is MANDATORY to include a German name in the first sentence. Yes...I would agree with that.

It was called "Stettin" both in English, and everywhere else that was not Poland, until 1945. The Wikipedia naming convention is to use the English names in the English language articles (the same in other languages). It might indirectly lead to offensive stuff (as we have seen over the past years, and that's another reason for ONE NAME way) but cannot be seriously considered offensive, unless you happen to be ridiculously emotional. It was ruled by Sweden from 1648 to 1720, when it was ceded to Prussia. Should it be moved to separate page (I removed the comment at the beginning.

I would still like to understand in what sense the name "Szczecin" was not a new name in 1945. German, Stettin.

Fraktur Script - Instruction, Activity, Answer Key; German Research, BYU Independent Study, no cost. Polish name: Szczecin.

Please do NOT rename the old Polish city with its temporary German name.

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