This man relinquished his claims to Silesia under the Treaty of Trentschin, an agreement that was signed with John of Bohemia.
During World War II, the university founded by this man was subject to a Nazi operation led by Bruno Müller. This man relinquished his claims to Silesia under the Treaty of Trentschin, an agreement that was signed with John of Bohemia. This husband of Aldona was known for his extreme tolerance of Jews, and he endorsed a set of laws that earned him the nickname "The Polish Justinian". He signed the Treaty of Kalisz with the Teutonic Knights, ending a war in which he lost the Chelmno Land. This ruler had no legitimate sons, so he arranged for his nephew to inherit the throne, leading to Angevin rule in Poland. Succeeded by Louis the Great in 1342, for 10 points, name this king of Poland and last monarch of the Piast dynasty.
During World War II, the university founded by this man was subject to a Nazi operation led by Bruno Müller.
{Casimir III} or {Casimir “the Great”}