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The Morgen district was a Prussian district in the Johannisburg district ( Gumbinnen district , from 1905: Allenstein district ) in the province of East Prussia , which was founded on April 8, 1874. The administrative district, which was originally called "Administrative District Kumilsko", was named Administrative District Morgen on November 15, 1938.
The administrative district based in Morgen originally included 18 villages. In the end, due to restructuring, there were 15.
| Surname | Changed name from 1938 to 1945 |
Polish name | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bagensken | Lehmannsdorf | Bagieńskie | |
|
Klarheim until 1903: Dlugikont |
Długi Kąt | 1928 incorporated into Mykutten | |
| Great Brzosken |
(from 1932 :) Birkenberg |
Brzózki Wielkie | |
| Itzken | Idźki | incorporated into Kosken | |
| Jakubben | Jakuby | ||
| Klein Brzosken |
(from 1930 :) Birkental |
Brzózki Małe | |
| Kosken | Kózki | ||
| Kossaken | Waechtershausen | Kosaki | |
| Kowaleven | Richtwald | Kowalewo | |
| Hump | Kukły | ||
| Kumilsko | tomorrow | Kumielsk | |
| Lissaken | Drugs | Lisaki | |
| Mykutten | Mikutten | Mikuty | |
| Niegossen | Niegosy | incorporated into Kosken | |
| Skodden | Schoden (East Pr.) | Szkody | |
|
Sokollen (K) parish of Kumilsko |
(from 1935 :) Falkendorf (Ostpr.) |
Sokoły | |
| Pay ancestors | Sołdany | ||
| Zwalinnen | Surges | Cwaliny |
On January 1, 1945, the districts of Morgen included: Birkenberg, Birkental, Drugen, Falkendorf, Jakubben, Kosken, Kuckeln, Lehmannsdorf, Mikutten, Morgen, Richtwalde, Schoden, Schwallen, Soldahnen and Wächtershausen.