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Kielce
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Kiel·ce  (kylts)
A city of southeast-central Poland south of Warsaw. Founded in 1173, it was controlled by Austria (from 1795) and Russia (from 1815) before reverting to Poland in 1919. Population: 208,000.
Kielce (Polish) [ˈkjɛltsɛ]
n
(Placename) an industrial city in S Poland. Pop.: 212 383 (1999 est.)
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