- 1920s, Stanisław
Fenrych founded the
Pudliszki food
company in the village,
which soon
became the
first ketchup factory in Poland.
Fenrych also developed...
- and
opened up the more
profitable distillery. In 1923,
owner Stanisław
Fenrych opened up a new
production plant with
around 200 employees. In 1927, the...
- Wissenschaftsverlag. p. 338. ISBN 3-486-56615-6.
Zientara 2002, pp. 317–320.
Wiktor Fenrych, Nowa
Marchia w
dziejach politycznych Polski w XIII i w XIV wiekuPoznań...
- 233–234; A. Jureczko:
Testament Krzywoustego, Kraków 1988, p. 76; W.
Fenrych: Nowa
Marchia – w
dziejach politycznych Polski XIII i XIV wieku, Poznań...
-
nearby village of
Pudliszki by a narrow-gauge railroad,
built by Stanisław
Fenrych,
founder and
owner of the
Pudliszki food company.
Following the
joint German-Soviet...
-
According to
scholars such as
Juliusz Bardach, Władysław Czapliński,
Fenrych (1961),
Marceli Kosman,
Tadeusz Ładogórski,
Andrzej Nowakowski, Michał...
- are
offered by historians: Gòrski (1947),
Labuda (1948),
Bardach (1960),
Fenrych (1961) and
Czaplinski (1970) said the oath was for all
territory held by...
- many
activists and
players of the club
sacrificed their lives:
Tadeusz Fenrych (mayor),
Francis Dominiczak,
Francis Hechmann,
Zdzislaw Klemczak, Anthony...
