- Lwów
Eaglets (Polish: Orlęta
lwowskie) is a term of
affection that is
applied to the
Polish child soldiers who
defended the city of Lwów (Ukrainian: L'viv)...
- Lwów
Voivodeship (Polish: Województwo
lwowskie) was an
administrative unit of
interwar Poland (1918–1939).
Because of the ****-Soviet
invasion of Poland...
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krakowskie Kraków 17.6 2,300.1 35–39
lubelskie Lublin 26.6 2,116.2 40–44
lwowskie Lwów 28.4 3,126.3 45–49 łódzkie Łódź 20.4 2,650.1 50–54 nowogródzkie Nowogródek...
- Kasprowicz, Bolesław Limanowski, Władysław
Orkan as well as Ivan Franko, Słowo
Lwowskie (1895–1939): A right-wing
daily which cooperated with Władysław Reymont...
- 600 2,300,100 35–39
Lublin lubelskie Lublin 26,600 2,116,200 40–44 Lwów
lwowskie Lwów (Lviv) 28,400 3,126,300 45–49 Łódź łódzkie Łódź 20,400 2,650,100 50–54...
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Lublin Voivodeship (Województwo Lubelskie) Lwów
Voivodeship (Województwo
Lwowskie) Nowogródek
Voivodeship (Województwo Nowogrodzkie)
Polesie Voivodeship...
- The Lwów
Uprising (Polish:
powstanie lwowskie) was an
armed insurrection by the Home Army (Polish:
Armia Krajowa)
underground forces of the
Polish resistance...
- Lublin: Test. p. 540. ISBN 83-7038-168-5.
Jerzy Gizella (10
November 2001). "
Lwowskie okupacje". Przegląd
polski (in Polish).
Archived from the
original on 27...
- The Lwów Oath (Polish: Śluby
lwowskie) was an oath made on
April 1, 1656 by
Polish king John II
Casimir in
Latin cathedral in the city of Lwów (today Lviv...
-
krakowskie Kraków 17.6 2300.1 35-39
lubelskie Lublin 26.6 2116.2 40-44
lwowskie Lwów 28.4 3126.3 45-49 łódzkie Łódź 20.4 2650.1 50-54 nowogródzkie Nowogródek...
