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Polski: Historia fabryki porcelany nr.2 w Chodzieży zaczęła się od momentu, kiedy to Otto Koenigsmarck sprzedał w 1854 roku zniszczony zamek chodzieski dwóm kupcom niemieckim Ludwikowi Schnorrowi i Hermanowi Mullerowi z Frankfurtu nad Odrą. Rok później na terenie zamku Ludwik Schnorrow i Herman Muller wybudowali fabrykę fajansu, która stała się wkrótce fundamentem dla rozwoju gospodarczego Chodzieży. |
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