- and in
Russian as Краков.
Ukrainian and
Yiddish languages refer to it as
Krakiv (Краків) and
Kroke (קראָקע) respectively. Kraków is twinned, or maintains...
- Jasło
Yaslo Ясло J****el
Jaworzno Yavozhno Явожно
Jaworzno יאבוז'נו Kraków
Krakiv Краків
Krakau קראקא (Kruke)
Krosno Korosno Коросно
Krossen Krynica-Zdrój...
- (Belarusian)*, Kraká (Icelandic)*,
Krakau (Afrikaans*, Dutch*, German*),
Krakiv - Краків (Ukrainian)*, Krakkó (Hungarian)*,
Krakov (Croatian*, Czech*, Slovak*...
-
Lubelski Янів-Любельський/Ianiv-Liubels'kyi Kock Коцьк/Kots'k Kraków Краків/
Krakiv Krasnystaw Красностав/Krasnostav Łódź Лодзь/Lodz' Lubartów Любартів/Liubartiv...
- conflict. The park was thus
renamed Partisan Park
during the
Soviet era.
Krakiv (Krakow) Market,
erected in the 1950s on the site of a
synagogue destro****...
