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Szultka Z.

Przegląd Zachodniopomorski

2016

issue 2

27-40

The translocation of the town of Łeba was a many-year process, which started – more or less – in 1560 and ended between 1600 and 1610 with a clear turning point in 1590. It was caused not by a one-time cataclysm (destructive sea waves and sand gales), but centuries-old operating of those natural factors unfavourable for human beings and subjective factors shaped by the ambitions of the Wejher family, who – as their affluence and political importance were increasing – aspired first to subdue Łeba economically and legally, and next to transform it from a ducal Lübeck law town into a private town owned by one family. The idea was conceived by Mikołaj Wejher at the beginning of the 16th century, and was continued by his sons Franciszek and, especially, Ernest; the latter acted in many spheres unnecessarily violently, sometimes infringing the Szczecin Dukes’ rights.

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