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creation of the
first professional club,
Celuloza.
Appearing quite late on the
stage of the
Romanian football,
Celuloza did not have a
fulminating climb at...
-
Cellulose Mill), the
Polish director Jerzy Kawalerowicz made two films:
Celuloza (Cellulose Mill) and Pod gwiazdą frygijską (Under the
Phrygian Star). Newerly...
-
holdings in
Frantschach AG, one of its
Austrian businesses, to 100% and in
Celuloza Świecie AG,
another Polish business, to 71% (and then
changed its name...
- Ceahlăul), Hârtia, and
Celuloza. All had
mixed results,
generally in the
lower leagues. In 1956, Avântul, Hârtia and
Celuloza merged to form
Recolta Piatra...
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Europe and one of the
largest in the world. The
local football club is
Celuloza Kostrzyn nad Odrą [pl]. It
competes in the
lower leagues.
Kostrzyn is an...
- the
construction of the
paper manufacturing plant in 1852, then
called Celuloza, now
called Celohart – EcoPaper"), and the
weapons plant "6 Martie" in...
-
Mondi Packaging Paper Świecie SA, and
Frantschach Świecie SA as well as
Celuloza Świecie SA) –
paper products and
packaging Wyższa Szkoła Menedżerska (Higher...
- its peak, it emplo**** 6,500 workers. The
conglomerate included units "
Celuloza", "Viskoza", "Elektroliza", "Energetika", "Industrijske plantaže" and several...
-
budget for a
Polish movie as of 2011. The
Village Mill (Gromada, 1952)
Celuloza (1953) by
novel of Igor
Newerly Under the
Phrygian Star (Pod gwiazdą frygijską...
- as
Aerostar Bacău.
Relonul Savinești was
renamed as
Melana Savinești.
Celuloza Adjud was
renamed as
Vrancart Adjud.
Cotidianul Bacău was
renamed as Cotidian...
