- Krakov
- Краков
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Krakov
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Krakov Governorate — ( ru. Краковская губериния, pl. Gubernia krakowska) was an administrative unit (governorate) of the Congress Poland. It was created in 1837 from the Kraków Voivodeship; in 1844 it was merged into a larger Radom Governorate … Wikipedia
Červený Zámek — Dieser Artikel beschreibt die Gemeinde Krakovec. Für den gleichnamigen Ortsteil von Laškov, siehe dort. Krakovec … Deutsch Wikipedia
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G-Police — Infobox VG title=G Police caption = developer=Psygnosis Wheelhaus publisher=Psygnosis SCEE distributor= designer= series= engine= version= platforms=PlayStation, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation Network released= PlayStation vgrelease|NA=1997 09… … Wikipedia
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Aleksander Mirecki — Antoine Aleksander Mirecki (Chrzanów, Krakov, April 13, 1809 Madrid, November 18, 1882), was a Polish marischal and violinist.He was born in 1809 in Chrzanów, but he lived in Krakov with his mother, Françoise Kutzkowska and his young father, the… … Wikipedia
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Krakow am See — Original name in latin Krakow am See Name in other language Krakov am Ze, Krakov am Ze, Krakov am Zee, Krakovamze, Krakovamz Krakow, Krakow am See, bin hu ke la ke, krakw am zy, Краков ам Зе, Краков ам Зе, Краков ам Зее State code DE… … Cities with a population over 1000 database
