- Karl
Godulla,
Carolus Godulla, in
Polish spelled Karol Godula (born 8
November 1781 in Makoschau,
today Makoszowy, a
subdivision of Zabrze, Silesia; died...
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Schaffgotsch (née Gryzik; 1842–1910) was the
adopted daughter of Karl
Godulla. She was the
first businesswoman in the
history of Silesia, as well as...
- Seven's The city of Ruda Śląska is
divided into
following subdivisions: Karl
Godulla (1781–1848),
German industrialist Günter
Bialas (1907–1995),
German composer...
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Nicolas von
Ballestrem (since 1931: Ruda Śląska Coal
Mining Consortium),
Godulla S.A. from Chebzie,
Waterloo Coal
Mining Consortium from Zaleze,
Pokoj Steel...
- College) Górnośląska Wyższa Szkoła Przedsiębiorczości im.
Karola Goduli (Karl
Godulla Upper-Silesian
Higher Business School) Śląska Wyższa Szkoła Informatyki...
- 1858, the
adopted daughter and sole heir of zinc mine
industrialist Karl
Godulla and thus
became one of the most
important industrialists in Prussia. Their...
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football club is
Walka Makoszowy [pl]. It
competes in the
lower leagues. Karl
Godulla (Polish:
Karol Godula), a
pioneer of the
industrial development of Upper...
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master Krzysztof Globisz,
actor rev.
Joseph Glowatzki; de,
politician Karl
Godulla,
industrialist Maria Goeppert-Mayer,
physicist Eugen Goldstein, physicist...
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Wolfgang von
Goethe in 1790. In the 1826 the
village was
bought by Karl
Godulla. In 1829 he
opened a coal mine Orzegów. Karl
Godula built a zinc melter...
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government official who
contributed to the
industrialisation of
Silesia Karl
Godulla (1781 in
Makoschau - 1848 in Breslau) industrialist, the "King of Zinc"...
