- (Marszałek
Wielki Litewski),
Grand Chancellor of the
Crown (Kanclerz
Wielki Koronny),
Grand Chancellor of
Lithuania (Kanclerz
Wielki Litewski), Vice-Chancellor...
- The
Battle of Brześć
Litewski (also
known as the
Siege of Brześć,
Battle of Brest-Litovsk or
simply Battle of Brześć) was a
World War II
battle involving...
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Among major cities were Brześć, Pińsk, Biała, Koden, Wołczyn and
Kamieniec Litewski. In
northeastern corner of Brześć
Voivodeship was Białowieża Forest, where...
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Podskarbi wielki litewski –
Grand Treasurer of
Lithuania Podskarbi nadworny koronny –
Court Treasurer of the
Crown Podskarbi nadworny litewski –
Court Treasurer...
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Kurier Litewski (Lithuanian Courier; Lithuanian:
Lietuvos kurjeris) was the
first periodical newspaper (w****ly)
published in the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania...
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Litewski Square (Lithuanian Square) is a
square in the
center of Lublin, Poland, with an area of
about 35
thousand square meters,
created in the 1820s...
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Podstoli wielki litewski -
Lithuanian Great Deputy Master of the
Pantry Podstoli koronny -
Crown Deputy Master of the
Pantry Podstoli litewski - Lithuanian...
- Landau-
Litewski is a
Scottish man who
claimed that his
firing was an act of anti-Semitism. In an
interview with The
Times of Israel, Landau-
Litewski claims...
- in 1569, the town
became known in
Polish as Brześć,
historically Brześć
Litewski (literally: "Lithuanian Brest", in
contradistinction to Brześć Kujawski)...
- and Kołomyja
since 1550,
Podkomorzy of
Kamieniec Litewski since 1554,
castellan of
Kamieniec Litewski since 1569 and
voivode of the
Ruthenian Voivodeship...
