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- Zamarstyniv abstract "Zamarstyniv (Ukrainian: Замарстинів, Polish: Zamarstynów) is one of the boroughs of the city of Lviv in western Ukraine. It is notable as the main site of the infamous Lemberg Ghetto.The name of the modern borough comes from the original village that was founded there in 1423 on German law. The right to locate a village there was granted to certain Stechar and Johann Sommerstein. The latter gave his name to the settlement of Sommersteinshof. With time the name got polonized to Zamarstynów, a name that ultimately became also ruthenized (ukrainianized) to the modern \"Zamarstyniv\". Until the 16th century the village belonged to the city of Lviv (then called Lwów) as one of its suburbs. It was not until 1615 that the city finally repaid its debts and Zamarstyniv once again became municipal property. Surrounded by rich turf deposits, Zamarstyniv also provided the nearby city with wood, fruits and vegetables. However, it was pawned to one of the burghers (Zebald Worcel), who in turn sold it in 1567 to Mikołaj Sieniawski, a notable member of the Polish-Lithuanian gentry, magnate and the Field Hetman of the Polish Crown. On February 11, 1695 the village was pillaged by the Tartars, who burnt to the ground a local manor belonging to one of Lviv's counsellors Dominik Wilczek.Following the partitions of Poland the village, along with the rest of Galicia, became part of Austria-Hungary. By then the demand for turf dwindled and Zamarstyniv's residents became impoverished. No longer able to provide the town with goods, the village was sold into private hands in the early 19th century. Since then the settlement grew to become a residential suburb. In 1890 it had 3,379 inhabitants, including 3,257 Poles, 47 Germans and 44 Ukrainians.During the Battle of Lviv of 1918 heavy fighting between Polish and Ukrainian forces took place in the vicinity of the suburb. The village ultimately ended up in Polish hands. It continued to grow and by the mid-1920s it had almost 12,000 inhabitants, including 6000 Poles, 3500 Jews and 2500 Ukrainians. Finally in 1930, it was directly incorporated into the nearby city of Lviv as one of its boroughs. Despite the population boom, the suburb retained its reputation of a borough of criminals and paupers for the rest of the 1930s. Out of newly erected buildings only three were worth being mentioned in a 1937 guide to Lviv: the Greek Catholic St. Paraskeva's church, the Roman Catholic St. Martin's church and a J. A. Baczewski vodka and liquor factory built there. Between 1934 and 1939, a large primary school was built there, as well as a large swimming pool. Around that time, the Polish Army also built a central military prison for south-eastern Poland, which was later converted by Soviets into a political prison.Following the Soviet takeover of the city of Lviv after the Nazi-Soviet Pact and the invasion of Poland of 1939, the Soviets organised a political prison in Zamarstyniv. After the start of the German-Soviet war most of its inmates were murdered by the retreating NKVD. Following the German takeover of the city in 1941 a Jewish Ghetto was organised there. Out of more than 130,000 Jews incarcerated there, most were ultimately deported to concentration camps at Bełżec and Janów Lubelski and by 1943 the ghetto was completely liquidated.After the war, the city became part of Ukrainian SSR and the Zamarstyniv suburb was rebuilt, this time mostly as an industrial area with some residential functions retained by the southern part of the borough. Since 1991, it has been a part of independent Ukraine.".
- Zamarstyniv thumbnail Lwów_i_okolice_mapa_1937.jpg?width=300.
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- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Battle_of_Lemberg_(1918).
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Bełżec_extermination_camp.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Category:Former_municipalities.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Category:Lviv.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Dominik_Wilczek.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Eastern_Catholic_Churches.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Galicia_(Eastern_Europe).
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Ghettos_in_Nazi-occupied_Europe.
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- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Invasion_of_Poland.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink J._A._Baczewski.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Janów_Lubelski.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Law_of_Germany.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Lviv.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Lwów_Ghetto.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Magnate.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Mikołaj_Sieniawski.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Military_police.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Molotov–Ribbentrop_Pact.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Operation_Barbarossa.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Partitions_of_Poland.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Peat.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Polish_Land_Forces.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Political_prisoner.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink St._Paraskevas_church.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Swimming_pool.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Szlachta.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Tatars.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Ukraine.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink Ukrainian_Soviet_Socialist_Republic.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink File:Lwow_plan_miasta_1923.jpg.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLink File:Lwów_i_okolice_mapa_1937.jpg.
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLinkText "Zamarstinov".
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLinkText "Zamarstyniv".
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLinkText "Zamarstynow".
- Zamarstyniv wikiPageWikiLinkText "Zamarstynów".
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- Zamarstyniv subject Category:Former_municipalities.
- Zamarstyniv subject Category:Lviv.
- Zamarstyniv hypernym Boroughs.
- Zamarstyniv point "49.8675 24.0328".
- Zamarstyniv type Place.
- Zamarstyniv type Settlement.
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- Zamarstyniv comment "Zamarstyniv (Ukrainian: Замарстинів, Polish: Zamarstynów) is one of the boroughs of the city of Lviv in western Ukraine. It is notable as the main site of the infamous Lemberg Ghetto.The name of the modern borough comes from the original village that was founded there in 1423 on German law. The right to locate a village there was granted to certain Stechar and Johann Sommerstein. The latter gave his name to the settlement of Sommersteinshof.".
- Zamarstyniv label "Zamarstyniv".
- Zamarstyniv sameAs Q2025718.
- Zamarstyniv sameAs Zamarstynów.
- Zamarstyniv sameAs m.09v5608.
- Zamarstyniv sameAs Замарстынов.
- Zamarstyniv sameAs Замарстинів.
- Zamarstyniv sameAs Q2025718.
- Zamarstyniv lat "49.8675".
- Zamarstyniv long "24.0328".
- Zamarstyniv wasDerivedFrom Zamarstyniv?oldid=677055034.
- Zamarstyniv depiction Lwów_i_okolice_mapa_1937.jpg.
- Zamarstyniv isPrimaryTopicOf Zamarstyniv.