Małomice

Malomice is a city in Zagan County, Lubusz Voivodeship, Poland with 3,671 populations 2004. It is located at the Bobr River among Szprotawa and Zagan. Originally part of Silesia, Malomice had been a centre of smelting lavatory iron by means of bloomer hearths given those medieval instances. It obtained city privileges in 1572. The local German population changed into expelled and changed with Poles. Malomice originated as a Slavic settlement. After a deer antler device became observed on the Bobber River in 1877, excavations inside the 1930s confirmed probably age from among 1000 to 1200 on the basis of pottery reveals.

The first written point out of the village on the brink of the Mallmitz Sprottauer Heath dates from 1329. The village existed on agriculture and the manufacturing of lavatory iron. Around 1572, the lords of Schoenaich Mallmitz conferred restrained city rights. A chapel of the Virgin Mary was hooked up in 1496, with the pastors coming from Eisenberg. This chapel, which additionally served as the crypt of the Kittlitz family, became rebuilt in Baroque style in 1737. In 1741 came the development of a Protestant church. A yr later the village came underneath Prussian control, and in 1816 became part of the district of Sprottau.