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Vidnava (German: Weidenau, Polish: Widnawa) is a town in Jeseník
District in the
Olomouc Region of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 1,200 inhabitants...
- 244) Hostouň (1,216) Pilníkov (1,206) Černošín (1,199) Osečná (1,199)
Vidnava (1,194) Nalžovské Hory (1,190) Úsov (1,167) Verneřice (1,164) Špindlerův...
- Červená Voda – Supíkovice – Uhelná – Vápenná – Velká Kraš – Velké Kunětice –
Vidnava – Vlčice – Zlaté Hory – Žulová Jeseník
District borders Poland in the north...
- (Gerichtsbezirke)) plus the
statutory city of Troppau:
Jauernig (Javorník)
Weidenau (
Vidnava)
Freiwaldau (Frývaldov)
Zuckmantel (Cukmantl)
Hotzenplotz (Osoblaha) Olbersdorf...
- Niemczańsko-Strzelińskie
Hills Podsudeckie Depression Žulová
Hilly Land
Vidnava Lowland High
Sudetes (Polish:
Wysokie Sudety, Czech: Vysoké Sudety, German:...
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Adolf Lorenz (21
April 1854,
Vidnava – 12
February 1946,
Sankt Andrä-Wördern) was an
Austrian orthopedic surgeon. He
studied medicine at the University...
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resulting from
changes in riverbeds. Currently, the
areas in the
vicinity of
Vidnava, Jeseník
region and the so-called Frýdlant bag. The Polish-Czech ranch...
- with: Sète,
France Jeseník,
Czech Republic Velká Kraš,
Czech Republic Vidnava,
Czech Republic Neuburg an der
Donau also is a part of the
Newcastle Alliance...
- (Praděd) Nízký Jeseník IVC-8 2,894 482.5 802 (Slunečná)
Sudeten Foreland Vidnava Lowland (Vidnavská nížina) IVD-1 47 270.4 351 (a
contour line) Žulová Hilly...
- by the army the
following day (see below). Town
taken over by
Freikorps Vidnava Unknown number of
Freikorps members 2
Gendarme officers State Defense Guard...
