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# Pabianice

A settlement in Poland.

## English name

**Pabianice** — Current local name, already written in the Latin alphabet; used directly in English without translation.

Other forms in use:

- **Pabyanitse** — Russian-based spelling, found in older international references and Russian-language source citations; retained as a recognition form.
- **Pabyanits** — Yiddish name in Latin transcription, used in Jewish history and genealogy; transcription varies between authors.
- **Pabianitz** — Historical German spelling, also used under German occupation after the brief Burgstadt stage.
- **Burgstadt** — German occupation name used briefly in 1939–1940 before Pabianitz; not a neutral modern exonym.

## French name

**Pabianice** — Nom local actuel, déjà écrit en alphabet latin et repris tel quel en français.

Other forms in use:

- **Pabyanitse** — Graphie issue du russe, présente dans les anciennes références internationales et les citations de sources russophones ; forme conservée pour l’identification.
- **Pabyanits** — Nom yiddish transcrit en caractères latins, employé en histoire juive et en généalogie ; la transcription varie selon les auteurs.
- **Pabianitz** — Graphie allemande historique, également employée sous l’occupation après la brève période du nom Burgstadt.
- **Burgstadt** — Nom imposé brièvement sous l’occupation allemande en 1939–1940, avant Pabianitz ; ce n’est pas un exonyme actuel neutre.

## About

Pabianice is a city southwest of Łódź in central Poland. Its textile mills and industrialists’ residences recall its development within the Łódź manufacturing region.

## Notes

German occupation naming included a brief Burgstadt stage in 1939–1940 followed by Pabianitz. The county history confirms Burgstadt; the later chronology is supported by historical references.

Identifiers: [Wikidata Q158589](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q158589) · [JSON](https://md.locations.elamur.ai/free/en/poland/pabianice/?format=json)


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