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Kolce ([ˈkɔlt͡sɛ]) is a
village in the
administrative district of
Gmina Głuszyca,
within Wałbrzych County,
Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in south-western...
- The Złote
Kolce (transl. Golden Spikes) is an
annual sports award in
recognition of
Polish competitors in the
sport of athletics.
Established in 1970...
- (pl)), AL Fürstenstein (Książ Castle, in Wałbrzych), and AL Dörnhau (in
Kolce) – all
three part of the
Project Riese subcamps of the Gross-Rosen concentration...
- November 1943, Gemeinschaftslager II Dörnhau was
established in the
village of
Kolce (German: Dörnhau). The camp
occupied a
closed textile factory of brothers...
- psów #2 (writer and illustrator; Demland; ISBN 978-83-948880-4-6) 2019:
Kolce (writer and illustrator; Demland; ISBN 978-83-948880-7-7) 2019: Frykasy...
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Gmina Głuszyca Town and seat Głuszyca
Villages Głuszyca Górna Grzmiąca
Kolce Łomnica Sierpnica...
- Fürstenstein (Książ Castle, in Wałbrzych), and
lastly in AL Dörnhau (in
Kolce),
which served as both a
labor camp and a "hospital camp". His
health was...
- Moldovan:
literally Moldovan,
believed to
originate from
local Romani Jelica kolce vodila Lepa Anka kolo vodi
Rendajte se milo lane
Tronjaka Sejale smo bažulka...
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Gmina Głuszyca Town and seat Głuszyca
Villages Głuszyca Górna Grzmiąca
Kolce Łomnica Sierpnica...
- (the only
sport daily newspaper in Poland) and was the
winner of "Złote
Kolce"
contest in 2007.
Before the 2008
Summer Games in Beijing,
Plawgo became...
