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Jaworzno [jaˈvɔʐnɔ] is a city in
southern Poland, near Katowice. It lies in the
Silesian Highlands, on the
Przemsza river (a
tributary of the Vistula)...
- The
Jaworzno concentration camp was a
concentration camp in WW2, German-occupied
Poland and
later in
Communist Poland. It was
first established by the...
- The
Jaworzno Power Station is a
complex of coal-fired
thermal power stations at
Jaworzno, Poland. The
largest plant of the
Jaworzno power plant complex...
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Zgoda labour camp in Świętochłowice. In 1949 he was made
commander of
Jaworzno concentration camp and
remained a
commandant of
numerous concentration...
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Garbarnia Szczakowianka Jaworzno is a
Polish football club
based in Szczakowa,
Jaworzno, Poland. The club is
currently playing in the V liga Silesia....
- GKS
Victoria Jaworzno is a
Polish football and
boxing club
based in
Jaworzno, Poland. It is the
oldest Polish miner's
football club. The club's origins...
- (Johanna/Gute Hoffnung) E563 in Bory Jeleń-
Jaworzno at the Bory (Robertgrube) coal mine (157 POWs); and
Jaworzno-Bory at the
Sobieski Coal Mine E565 in Siersza...
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Further north, the
border goes
along the
western boundaries of the
cities of
Jaworzno, and Sosnowiec,
along the
Przemsza and
Brynica rivers. Then it goes northwest...
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embezzlement and
sentenced to two and a half
years in
prison in Nowy Sącz and
Jaworzno, but was
released after one year on parole.
Shortly after his
release ****uczka...
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Kielce voivodeship (Sosnowiec and Częstochowa areas), Kraków
voivodeship (
Jaworzno and Żywiec areas) or
Germany (cities of
Zabrze and
Bytom as well as Gliwice...
