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Owińska [ɔˈviɲska] is a
village in the
administrative district of
Gmina Czerwonak,
within Poznań County,
Greater Poland Voivodeship, in west-central Poland...
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Total by year 35,224 35,049 70,273 In
hospitals in
occupied Poland Owińska Oct 1939 1,100 Kościan Nov 1939 – Mar 1940 (2,750) 3,282 Świecie Oct–Nov...
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Tiegenhof psychiatric hospital in the Free City of Danzig, 1,100
patients in
Owińska, 2,750
patients at Kościan, and 1,558
patients at Działdowo, as well as...
- The
Owińska Palace is a
palace in the
village of
Owińska, Poznań County,
Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland. The
palace complex,
including its two gates...
- of the
French Crown Jewels.
Napoleon later visited the
family at
their Owinska and
Radojewo palaces and
protected their estates from
destruction during...
- also for the
murder of 2,750
patients at Kościan,
about 1,100
patients at
Owińska, as well as 1,558
patients and 300
civilian Poles at Działdowo; the experience...
- g****ed over 2,700
mentally ill
people from the
psychiatric hospitals in
Owińska,
Dziekanka and Kościan. Most of the
Jewish residents were
eventually imprisoned...
- g****ed over 2,700
mentally ill
people from the
psychiatric hospitals in
Owińska,
Dziekanka and Kościan. The
Germans continued the
expulsion of Poles, now...
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Duchess consort of her husband's lands. In 1250 she
founded a
monastery in
Owińska. Some nuns were
brought to it from her
childhood home of Trzebnica. Elisabeth...
- was a
Greater Poland princess member of the
House of
Piast and
abbess at
Owińska. She was the
third daughter (twin with Euphemia) of Przemysł I, Duke of...
