-
widespread that the
expression "Galician misery" (nędza
galicyjska) or "Galician poverty" (bieda
galicyjska)
became proverbial, and
Poles often mockingly distorted...
-
uprising (German:
Galizischer Bauernaufstand; Polish: Rzeź
galicyjska or
Rabacja galicyjska), was a two-month
uprising of
impoverished Austrian Galician[a]...
-
Finland (jalka). Zürich
Switzerland 300.0
Galicia Ukraine,
Poland stopa galicyjska 296.96 Part of Austria–Hungary
before World War I
Scotland United Kingdom...
- Wyborcza.
Retrieved 24
November 2019. Adam Leszczyński (5 May 2014). "
Galicyjska trucicielka" [A
Galician poisoner].
Gazeta Wyborcza (in Polish). Archived...
- "Żywiec"
entry in Czuma, Mieczysław;
Leszek Mazan (1998).
Encyklopedia Galicyjska (in Polish). Kraków: Anabasis. ISBN 83-85931-06-6.
Radio Free
Europe report...
- Галицька СРР, ГСРР,
Halytska SRR, HSRR Polish:
Galicyjska Socjalistyczna Republika Rad, abbr.
Galicyjska SRR, GSRR Velychenko,
Stephen (2017). "The Galician...
- Austria. In 1892 it took the name
Social Democratic Party of
Galicia (
Galicyjska Partia Socjaldemokratyczna or
Socjaldemokratyczna Partia Galicji). After...
-
Galician slaughter (Polish: Rzeź
galicyjska) by Jan
Lewicki (1795–1871),
depicting the m****acre of
Polish nobles by
Polish peasants in
Galicia in 1846...
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University of Lviv, Lviv Opera, Lviv
railway station,
former building of
Galicyjska Kasa Oszczędności,
Potocki Palace.
During the
interwar period, Lviv was...
- (Painting from the mid-19th century).
Galician slaughter (Polish "Rzeź
galicyjska") by Jan
Lewicki (1795–1871). The Free City of
Cracow was
created from...
