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Poniec [ˈpɔɲɛt͡s] is a town in
western Poland,
situated in the
southern part of the
Greater Poland Voivodeship. The town has 2912
inhabitants (as of 2023)...
- (2015).
Great Northern War Compendium,
volume 1: The
Battle of
Poniec (
Punitz) 1704. St. Louis: THGC Publishing. pp. 177–178. ISBN 978-0-9964557-0-1....
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Punitz-Güssing
Airfield (German:
Flugplatz Punitz-Güssing, ICAO: LOGG) is a
private use
aerodrome located near
Punitz, Burgenland, Austria. List of airports...
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first regiment to
storm the town's fortifications, and at the
Battle of
Punitz,
where they
captured a
Polish colonel. In 1706,
whilst Charles' main army...
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black border at the
upper side of the standard,
battle honours (Lund 1676,
Punitz 1704,
Landskrona 1677,
Fraustadt 1706, Kliszów 1702
Rajovka 1708, Pułtusk...
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Krankenhaus Heliport –
Landesklinikum Mödling, Mödling,
Lower Austria LOGG –
Punitz Airfield – Güssing,
Burgenland LOGT – Leoben/Timmersdorf
Airfield – Timmersdorf...
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Lockenhaus Forest Railway Lockenhaus 600 14.9 1926 1956 WbL
Punitz Forest Railway Punitz-Punitzer
Gemeindewald 600 ~9
Horses 1905 ~1933 WbP
Salzburg Zinkenbach...
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Punitz Burgenland LOGG
Punitz-Güssing
Airport 47°08′49″N 016°19′00″E / 47.14694°N 16.31667°E / 47.14694; 16.31667 (
Punitz-Güssing
Airport (
Punitz))...
- just-regained independence.
Edmund Charaszkiewicz was born on 14
October 1895 in
Punitz (in Polish, Poniec), in the
Province of Posen, an area of the
German Empire...
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Patafalva Pöttelsdorf Petőfalva Pöttsching Pecsenyéd
Potzneusiedl Lajtafalu Punitz Pónic
Purbach am
Neusiedler See Feketeváros
Raiding Doborján Rattersdorf...
