Lwów

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Lwów is a historic city in Eastern Europe, now known as Lviv in western Ukraine, long recognized as a major cultural and political center of the region.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf city
historical city
country Ukraine
culturalTradition Austro-Hungarian urban culture
Jewish culture
Polish culture
Ukrainian culture
currentName Lviv
event Soviet annexation of Eastern Poland (1939)
post–World War II population transfers
foundedBy Danylo of Halych
hasCulturalInstitution Lwów Opera (historical name of Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet)
hasHeritageStatus historic center inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Site (as Lviv)
hasNameInLanguage Lemberg (German)
Lviv (Ukrainian)
Lwów (Polish)
Lwów (historical English usage)
hasUniversity University of Lwów (historical name of Lviv University)
historicalPopulationGroup Jews
Poles
Ukrainians
historicalRegion Galicia
Ruthenia
languageHistoricallySpoken German
Polish
Ukrainian
Yiddish
locatedIn Eastern Europe
Western Ukraine
namedAfter Leo I of Galicia
partOf Austria-Hungary
Austrian Empire
Habsburg Monarchy
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
Poland (interwar period)
Second Polish Republic
Soviet Union
Ukrainian SSR
religiousCenterFor Armenian Catholic community (regional)
Roman Catholic Church (regional)
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (regional)
role major trade center (historically)
regional cultural center
regional political center
wasCapitalOf Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
Kingdom of Galicia–Volhynia
Lwów Voivodeship (Second Polish Republic)
wasOccupiedBy Nazi Germany
Soviet Union

Referenced by (62)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
District of Galicia ("Lviv")
District of Galicia
District of Galicia ("Lemberg")
Kingdom of Galicia–Volhynia ("Lviv")
Lwów Voivodeship
Lwów Voivodeship ("Lviv")
West Ukrainian People’s Republic ("Lviv")
capital
Holodomor memorials ("Lviv")
Lwów Opera ("Lviv")
Lwów Polytechnic
Lwów Polytechnic ("Lviv")
Polish–Ukrainian War ("Lviv")
University of Lviv ("Lviv")
locatedIn
Ludwig von Mises ("Lemberg")
Ludwig von Mises ("Lemberg")
Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski
birthPlace
Lwów ("Lwów (Polish)")
Lwów ("Lviv (Ukrainian)")
Lwów ("Lemberg (German)")
hasNameInLanguage
Lwów Voivodeship
Second Polish Republic
Soviet Ukraine ("Lviv")
majorCity
Emanuel Ax ("Lviv")
Stanislaw Ulam ("Lviv")
Stanisław Ostrowski
placeOfBirth
Kraków ("Lviv")
Lublin ("Lviv")
Wrocław ("Lviv")
twinCity
Hugo Steinhaus
Stanisław Ostrowski
Wanda Wasilewska ("Lviv")
workLocation
District of Galicia ("Lviv")
Kresy
containsCity
Daniel of Galicia ("city of Lviv")
Leo I of Galicia ("Lviv")
founded
Right-bank Ukraine ("Lviv")
Western Ukraine ("Lviv")
hasPart
Leuven ("Lviv")
Rochdale ("Lviv")
hasTwinTown
Lwów School of Mathematics
Lwów School of Mathematics ("Lviv")
location
Lwów Uprising (1944)
Lwów Uprising (1944) ("Lviv")
place
Ignacy Mościcki ("Lviv")
Jędrzej Moraczewski
residence
Lwów Voivodeship
administrativeCenter
Polish–Ukrainian War ("Lviv")
capitalContested
Leo I of Galicia ("Lviv")
capitalEstablished
Lwów Uprising (1944) ("History of Lviv")
category
University of Lviv ("Lviv")
city
Western Ukraine ("Lviv")
culturalCenter
Lwów ("Lviv")
currentName
Austro-Hungarian Army ("Lviv")
garrison
armed forces of the Habsburg Monarchy ("Lviv")
garrisonedIn
Right-bank Ukraine ("Lviv")
hasMajorCity
Eastern Poland
historicallyIncludedCity
Lvov–Sandomierz Offensive ("Lviv")
liberatedCity
Ukrainians ("Lviv")
majorCityInHomeland
West Ukrainian People’s Republic ("Lviv")
proclaimedIn
Leo I of Galicia ("Lviv")
ruledFrom
Amiens ("Lviv")
twinnedWith
Zamość ("Lviv")
twinTown

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