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Khyriv (Ukrainian: Хирів, IPA: [ˈxɪriu̯] ; Polish:
Chyrów) is a city in
Sambir Raion, Lviv
Oblast (region) of
Ukraine with a po****tion of
around 4,249...
- the
family in the 16th
century were,
among others:
Laszki Murowane near
Chyrów, Sambor, Dębowiec near Jasło, Samoklęski and
Potok near Krosno. The family...
- in Khyriv,
formerly Jesuit College in
Chyrów (full name: The
Educational Academy of the
Jesuit Fathers in
Chyrów, Polish: Zakład Naukowo-Wychowawczy Ojców...
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Organization and the
Ukrainian Galician Army. The city of
Khyriv (Polish:
Chyrów) was
important in
capturing Przemyśl, so both
sides tried to gain control...
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Ostoja coat of arms, Kozłowiecki was
schooled first in the
Jesuit College in
Chyrów where he was
later a monitor, and
secondly in Poznań
where he p****ed his...
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school in Kraków from 1903 to 1912, then was a
pupil at the
Jesuit School in
Chyrów,
where he
obtained his
school leaving certificate in 1917. He went on to...
- Krościenko –
Chyrów (part of the Łupków – Przemyśl
connection of the
First Hungarian-Galician Railway, 1872), The
Dniestr Railway,
Chyrów –
Sambor – Stryj...
- in
Szczecin (Poland) and
Kaskinen and
Rovaniemi (Finland)
Stalag 323 in
Chyrów and
Tarnopol (Poland)
Stalag 324 in Grądy and Łosośna (Poland)
Stalag 325...
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Poland ("Kresy") with his family.
Brzechwa studied at the
Jesuit college in
Chyrów, (present day
Khyriv in Ukraine), and upon
moving from
Podolia to Warsaw...
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Second Polish Republic. He
studied at the
prestigious Jesuit college in
Chyrów, and then
graduated chemistry at the
University of Lwów and
Ludwig Maximilian...
