Talk:Chełmno
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[edit] External link within article
I have removed this external link. It does not seem relevant to include in the Chełmno article- rather, the information would be much more fitting at Kulturkampf. The main reason why it was included here seems to be to point out how the name officially became Kulm in 1874 under the Imperial German administration. The text reads: "Leszno was named Lisso (incorrect, actually Lissa), Chelmno became Kulm, Pila was ballooned into Schneidemuhl, and Krolowiec and Bydgoszcz were clipped and tidied to Konigsberg and Bromberg." Such an indication that Königsberg was ever an (ethnically) Polish city inclines me to distrust the link, at least in terms of naming issues. Also, would not the town have been officially named Kulm by the Kingdom of Prussia by 1815 at the latest anyway? Olessi 03:36, 8 November 2005 (UTC)
