Stolp was not directly affected by the fighting in the First World War . The trams did not operate during the war , returning to the streets in 1919 . Demographic growth remained high , although development slowed , because the city became peripheral , the '' Kreis '' ( district ) being situated on post-war Germany 's border with the Polish Corridor . Polish claims to Stolp and its neighbouring area were refused during the Treaty of Versailles negotiations . From 1926 the city became an active point of Nazi supporters , and the influence of NSDAP grew rapidly . The party with Hitler received 49.1 % of the city 's vote in the German federal election of March 1933 . During the Kristallnacht , the night of 9/10 November 1938 , the local synagogue was burned down
Kristallnacht
Kristallnacht
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