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Tychy

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Ty·chy  (tk, t)
A town of south-central Poland south of Katowice. It was largely developed as a resettlement community after World War II. Population: 131,000.


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We had a game of making Tychy Burners - small clay boxes about the size of a Swan Vesta box, which we moulded from clay, made holes in each side, then baked them hard in the ovens of the old coal ranges.
REUNITED by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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