Wieleń

Coordinates: 52°53′32″N 16°10′25″E / 52.89222°N 16.17361°E

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Wieleń
Center of the town
Flag Coat of arms
Country	Poland
Voivodeship	Greater Poland
County	Czarnków-Trzcianka
Gmina	Wieleń
Area
• Total	4.32 km² (1.67 sq mi)
Population (2006)
• Total	5,940
• Density	1,400/km² (3,600/sq mi)
Website	http://www.wielen.pl/

Wieleń [ˈvjɛlɛɲ] (German: Filehne) is a town in Czarnków-Trzcianka County, Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland. It is situated on the river Noteć. Zbigniew Stochaj is the mayor of the city since 2001.

General information

Land area: 4,32 km²
Population: 6 067 (31 December 2004)

Historical monuments

St Michaels Archangle and the Assumption of the Virgin Mary Parish Church (1632)
St Roch Parish church (1930)
Bismarck Tower (1902)
Sapieha Palace

People

Ludwig Ehrlich (born 1813 here), Protestant clergy
Moritz Lazarus (born 1824 here - 1903), Jewish philosopher
Abraham Baer (1834 - 1894), Jewish Kantor
Aron Freimann (1871 - 1948), Jewish bibliographer, historian
Paul Holthoff (born 1897), politician (NSDAP)
Günter Nobel (born 1913), resistance fighter
Martin Joseph, rabbi
Gustav Robert von Maltzahn
Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger (born at Grünfier Template:Lang-pl)
Joseph S. Manasse
Louis Waldenburg (1837–1881), German physician

Residents

Hermann Wilhelm Ebel

External links

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Town and seat	Wieleń
Villages	Biała Dębogóra Dzierżążno Małe Dzierżążno Wielkie Folsztyn Gieczynek Gulcz Hamrzysko Herburtowo Kałądek Kocień Wielki Kuźniczka Marianowo Mężyk Miały Nowe Dwory Rosko Wrzeszczyna Zielonowo