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Walbrzych

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Wal·brzych  (välbzhk, -zh)
A city of southwest Poland southwest of Wroclaw. A coal-mining center, it passed from Germany to Poland after the Potsdam Conference of 1945. Population: 126,000.
Waƚbrzych (Polish) [ˈvaubʒix]
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(Placename) an industrial city in SW Poland. Pop.: 136 923 (1999 est.) German name Waldenburg
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NSK believes the closure of the plant will improve the profitability of its European steering operations as work is shifted to Walbrzych in Poland.
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They will work with teachers at primary or secondary schools in the Kobanya district of Budapest or Walbrzych in Poland, helping educate spoken English to youngsters aged from eight to 18.
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