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The city is called Lwow in Polish, Leopol in latinized
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy 1840-1916 1913
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The previous inhabitants fled to West Germany, and the areas was resettled, largely with Poles from the eastern reaches of the old Poland – my understanding is that the faculty of the University of Lwow (modern Lviv) moved en masse to Wroclaw (the previously German city of Breslau) and reformed there.
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As the commenter who mentioned the University of Lwow (Lviv) reconstituting itself in Wroclaw pointed out, this is most likely untrue.
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“Lwow will become little more than a camp anyway.”
Heroic 2010
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It was December when Meir came into Lwow, around the time that the selections began.
Heroic 2010
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Before the capitulation of Lwow, when there was no Judenrat or guerrilla force in the forest outside, my father and his brother had been partners in their business.
Heroic 2010
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WITKACY's recent Fear and Loathing in Lwow, on the other hand, impressed him greatly with its "bad craziness", and Lem now considers himself a part of the growing Gonszo School of modern Polish literature.
DBTL 20: Where Are They Now? - 1945 Johnny Pez 2009
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WITKACY's recent Fear and Loathing in Lwow, on the other hand, impressed him greatly with its "bad craziness", and Lem now considers himself a part of the growing Gonszo School of modern Polish literature.
Archive 2009-04-01 Johnny Pez 2009
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Born in 1920 in Lwow, Poland now L'viv, Ukraine, Władysław Dyda was in the part of Poland occupied by Stalin in September 1939.
Archive 2007-05-01 2007
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Hey, P, branch-out: for non-Ukranian speaking folks you can link to other Lwow/Lviv/Leopolis/etc photo sites I sent to you and others originally.
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