Church in Źeliszowie

Date made: 2013-06-09 Protestant Church, from the end of the seventeenth century. Its design is attributed to the German architect Carl Langhansowi, author of the project of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. The church stands empty since the end of the war, is increasingly devastated and deteriorating. Probably the last moments of his existence, because they take no maintenance or ...

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Deer Mountain – Old Town

Date made: 2011-08-25 Jelenia Gora (łac. Cervimontium, Mons Deer, niem.: Hirschberg in the Giant Mountains, czes. Deer Mountain, formerly Hiršberk, Hornšperk) ? City with county rights in south-western Poland, in Lower Silesia, in mountainous Jelenia Góra Valley, on the river beaver. The city is also the seat of the District Jeleniogórskiego, Board of Giant Mountains National Park and the Polish capital ...

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Market in Jelenia Gora

Date made: 2011-08-25 Jelenia Gora (łac. Cervimontium, Mons Deer, niem.: Hirschberg in the Giant Mountains, czes. Deer Mountain, formerly Hiršberk, Hornšperk) ? City with county rights in south-western Poland, in Lower Silesia, in mountainous Jelenia Góra Valley, on the river beaver. The city is also the seat of the District Jeleniogórskiego, Board of Giant Mountains National Park and the Polish capital ...

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A walk through the Silesian Teplice – Zdroj

Date made: 2011-08-25 Teplice Silesian-Zdroj (niem. Bad Warmbrunn) – part of the city, resort in Jelenia Gora in Lower Silesia, between 1935-1976 independent city. From the fourteenth century to the 1945 Teplice were owned by the family Schaffgotsch, in 1935 was granted city rights. From the seventeenth century, after burning the castle Chojnik, the local palace ...

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Promenade in Teplice Silesian – Zdroj

Date made: 2011-08-25 Teplice Silesian-Zdroj (niem. Bad Warmbrunn) – part of the city, resort in Jelenia Gora in Lower Silesia, between 1935-1976 independent city. From the fourteenth century to the 1945 Teplice were owned by the family Schaffgotsch, in 1935 was granted city rights. From the seventeenth century, after burning the castle Chojnik, the local palace ...

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Bautzen (Bautzen)

Date made: 2011-08-24 Bautzen (niem. Bautzen, górnołuż. Budyšin, dolnołuż. Budyšyn – district town in Germany, in the eastern part of the State of Saxony, in the administrative district of Dresden, the county seat of Bautzen, Spree River, counts ok. 40 470 residents (2009). Bautzen is the historical capital of Upper Lusatia and cultural center of the Sorbs. The city is ...

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Market Square in Bautzen

Date made: 2011-08-24 Bautzen (niem. Bautzen, górnołuż. Budyšin, dolnołuż. Budyšyn – district town in Germany, in the eastern part of the State of Saxony, in the administrative district of Dresden, the county seat of Bautzen, Spree River, counts ok. 40 470 residents (2009). Bautzen is the historical capital of Upper Lusatia and cultural center of the Sorbs. The city is ...

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