Archiwum parafii wałeckiej. Inwentarz
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2022
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Wydawnictwo KUL
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W artykule zaprezentowano zachowane archiwalia katolickiej parafii pw. św. Mikołaja w Wałczu. Miasto zostało lokowane na początku XIV wieku. W tym samym czasie ufundowano pierwszy kościół. Parafia wałecka do reformacji przynależała do archidiakonatu zanoteckiego w diecezji poznańskiej. Na początku XVII wieku zwrócono kościół katolikom, a parafia weszła w skład nowo powstałego dekanatu czarnkowskiego. W 1772 roku ziemię wałecką włączono do państwa pruskiego. Od momentu reaktywowania dekanatu wałeckiego pod koniec XVIII wieku wchodzi nieprzerwanie w jego skład, mimo zmieniających się realiów polityczno-kościelnych. Do Polski Wałecczyzna powróciła w 1945 roku. Zachowane przedwojenne archiwalia parafii pw. św. Mikołaja przekazano do Archiwum Diecezji Koszalińsko-Kołobrzeskiej w Koszalinie. Tam je opracowano i zinwentaryzowano, podzielono na serie, nadając nowe sygnatury (1-327). Bogaty materiał historyczny może posłużyć do bardziej pogłębionych specjalistycznych badań.
The article presents the preserved archives of the Catholic parish of St Nicholas in Wałcz, Poland. The town was founded at the beginning of the 14th century; the first church was founded at the same time. Until the Reformation, the parish in Wałcz belonged to the Archdeaconry of Zanoteć in the diocese of Poznań. At the beginning of the 16th century, the church was returned to Catholics and the parish became part of the newly established deanery of Czarnków. In 1772, the Wałcz land was incorporated into Prussia. After the reactivation of the Wałcz deanery at the end of the 18th century, it was continuously part of the country, despite the changing political and church realities. The Wałcz region returned to Poland in 1945. The pre-war archives of the parish of St Nicholas was transferred to the diocesan archives in Koszalin. There they were developed, inventoried and divided into series with new reference numbers (1-326). The rich historical material can be used for more in-depth specialised research.
The article presents the preserved archives of the Catholic parish of St Nicholas in Wałcz, Poland. The town was founded at the beginning of the 14th century; the first church was founded at the same time. Until the Reformation, the parish in Wałcz belonged to the Archdeaconry of Zanoteć in the diocese of Poznań. At the beginning of the 16th century, the church was returned to Catholics and the parish became part of the newly established deanery of Czarnków. In 1772, the Wałcz land was incorporated into Prussia. After the reactivation of the Wałcz deanery at the end of the 18th century, it was continuously part of the country, despite the changing political and church realities. The Wałcz region returned to Poland in 1945. The pre-war archives of the parish of St Nicholas was transferred to the diocesan archives in Koszalin. There they were developed, inventoried and divided into series with new reference numbers (1-326). The rich historical material can be used for more in-depth specialised research.
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Wałcz, parafia pw. św. Mikołaja, archiwalia, inwentarz, Archiwum Diecezji Koszalińsko-Kołobrzeskiej w Koszalinie, Walcz (Wałcz), St Nicholas parish, church archives, inventory, diocesan archives in Koszalin
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"Archiwa Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne", 2022, Vol. 118, s. 45-66