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Gliwice

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Gli·wi·ce  (gl-vts, gl-vts)
A city of south-central Poland west-northwest of Katowice. Chartered in 1276, it was ceded by Austria to Prussia in 1742 and assigned to Poland by the Potsdam Conference in 1945. Population: 199,000.

Gliwice (Polish) [gliˈvitsɛ]
n
(Placename) an industrial city in S Poland. Pop.: 212 164 (1999 est.) German name Gleiwitz


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An interesting innovation at Krakow is its SkyShuttle bus service, connecting Krakow Balice airport directly with key cities in the region, such as Katowice and Gliwice.
Though he is rarely identified as Catholic, his autobiographical essay "Two Cities" is prefaced by anecdotes from a Catholic boyhood, with everything from a sense of homelessness (due to the fact that his family left the beautiful city of Lvov, Ukraine, when Zagajewski was four months old for the industrial town of Gliwice, Poland), to a humorous assessment of the nihilism of altar boys.
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