Editing Malbork (section)

==Notable residents==
[[File:Grzegorz Lato 2011.jpg|upright=0.65|thumb|[[Grzegorz Lato]], 2011]]
* [[Dietrich von Altenburg]] the 19th Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights, serving from 1335 to 1341
* [[Winrich von Kniprode]] the 22nd Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights and the longest serving from 1351 to 1382 
* [[Konrad von Jungingen]] (c.1355-1407) the 25th grand master of the Teutonic Order in 1393–1407
* [[Clan Ostoja#Stibor of Poniec|Stibor de Poniec]] of [[Clan of Ostoja]], [[Starosta|Starost]] of Malbork in 1460
* [[Jakob Karweyse]] (active in 1492), goldsmith, first printer in Prussia
* Achatius Cureus ([[:de:Achatius Cureus|de]]) (1531–1594), author and lyricist
* [[Bartholomaeus Praetorius]] (c.1590–c.1623) a German composer
* [[Adalbert Krüger]] (1832–1896) a German astronomer
* [[Carl Legien]] (1861–1920), leading politician of the Social Democratic Party of Germany
* [[Stanisław Taczak]] (1874–1960), general and commander-in-chief of the [[Greater Poland uprising (1806)|Great Poland Uprising]]; died in Malbork
* [[Bruno Kurowski]] (1879–1944) a German lawyer and politician of the [[Free City of Danzig]]
* [[Erich Kamke]] (1890–1961) a German mathematician, specialized in the theory of differential equations
* [[Erich Abraham]] (1895–1971), general
* [[Heinz Galinski]] (1912–1992), president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, 1988–1992 
* [[Alfred Struwe]] (1927–1998), actor<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0835388/  IMDb Database] retrieved 9 November 2018</ref>
* [[Hartmut Boockmann]] (1934–1998) a German historian, specializing in medieval history
* [[Ulrich K. Preuss]] (born 1939), German jurist
* [[Klaus Ampler]] (1940–2016) a German cyclist, competed at the [[1968 Summer Olympics]]
* [[Wolfgang Barthels]]  (born 1940), a retired German football player, over 200 games for [[F.C. Hansa Rostock]]
* [[Christel Lau]] (born 1944) a retired German field hockey player
* [[Grzegorz Lato]] (born 1950), former striker for the Poland national football team and politician
* [[Jarek Dymek]] (born 1971) a Polish former strongman competitor
* [[Shamek Pietucha]] (1976–2015) a Polish-born Canadian swimmer who represented Canada in the [[2000 Summer Olympics]]
* [[Izabela Bełcik]] (born 1980) a Polish volleyball player, Poland women's national volleyball team 1999–2014
* [[Rafał Murawski]] (born 1981) a Polish footballer, over 400 club games and 48 games for Poland
* [[Aneta Florczyk]] (born 1982) a Polish female athlete and strongwoman
* [[Marcelina Zawadzka]] (born 1989), model, Miss Polonia 2011, semifinalist Miss Universe 2012 and TV presenter
* Otto Dietrich zur Linde (fictional), character of [[Jorge Luis Borges]]' short story ''[[Deutsches Requiem (short story)|Deutsches Requiem]].''