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   Jul 4, 2015 · Otto´s capital was at Stettin (Szczecin) on the left bank of the river Oder, to the south-east of Wolgast. The duchy of Pomerania-Stettin (see Chapter 1.C) existed as a separate entity until 1464 when it was inherited by the dukes of Pomerania-Wolgast. Pomerania survived as an independent duchy until 1637.

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   Who was Duke of Pomerania in Stettin 1569?

   • Duke of Pomerania in Stettin 1569. m (Stettin 17 Feb 1577) ERDMUTHE von Brandenburg, daughter of JOHANN GEORG Elector of Brandenburg & his second wife Sabine von Brandenburg-Ansbach (26 Jun 1561-Stolp 13 Nov 1623, bur Stettin) 3. BOGISLAV von Pommern (9 Aug 1544-Stettin 7 Mar 1606) .

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   What was Eastern Pomerania like in the 13th century?

   • As outlined in the Introduction, Eastern Pomerania, centred around the city of Gdansk, more easily accepted Piast domination than western Pomerania. The area enjoyed a brief period of autonomy as the duchy of Pomorze [Pommerellen] under its own princes during the 13th century. The name by which the territory was known at the time is unclear.

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   How did Pomerania develop a political identity?

   • The development of a distinct political identity in Pomerania was encouraged by its geographic separation from the kingdom of Poland which resulted from Brandenburg's expansion to the east in the 13th century, as well as the increasing German influence over the territory which followed.

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   How did Poland influence the Pomeranians?

   • These western Pomeranians were defeated in 967 by the Poles, in alliance with Boleslav I Duke of Bohemia, when Wichmann was killed in battle . This opened a period of increased Polish influence in Pomerania. The Pomeranians had an organised pagan religion with priests and temples.

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