This page of links pertains to the Polish city of Lwów, that is a city where for centuries Poles constituted the majority of the city's multiethnic population, yet a minority of the population of the surrounding countryside which was primarily Ruthenian and Ukrainian. The history of the Polish city of Lwów came to an end in 1945 when, following the end of WW2, the city was incorporated into the then Soviet Ukraine, its name changed to Lvov (more recently Lviv) and its Polish population resettled within the new borders of the Polish state, primarily in the city of Wrocław. |
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Lwów kresy.co.uk/lwow.html |
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Pages about Lwów, its history, photos, monuments, landmarks, maps, surroundings, etc. |
Lwów lwow.home.pl/indexuk.html |
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A large website partly in English, created by a Polish emigree born there
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Lwow Travelogue
polishroots.com/history/lwow_travelogue.htm |
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An Inter-War travelogue describing sights within the city
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Lviv en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lviv |
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Wikipedia's article on Lwow |
Life in Lwów info-poland...jews/life/Lwow.shtml |
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An account by Roman Solecki of the life of Jews in Lwów before WWII
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The National Ossolinski Institute oss.wroc.pl/english/history.html |
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History of the Institute which from 1827 to 1945 the Institute was located in Lwów. It now is located in Wrocław
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Lwów Cemetery of Young Eagles polishnews.com/fulltext/essay/2000/essay54_7.shtml |
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Article discusses the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Warsaw and the fact that the remain of the unknown soldier
now interred there were originally interred in Lwów's Cemetery of Young Eagles.
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Views of old Lwów info-poland.buffalo.edu/.../cities/L/F.shtml |
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Photographs of Lwów from the Polish Room Collection of the Lockwood Library of the University at Buffalo: the Bernardine Church, Catholic Cathedral, Chapel of the Bojmów, etc. |
Teatr Wielki gim27.gdansk.ids.pl/lwow/teatr/opera.html |
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Spectacular contemporary photos of the Grand Theater in Lviv (formerly Lwów); primarily of its interior. |