Oels

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Oels is a town in present-day Oleśnica, Poland, historically part of Silesia and known as the birthplace of notable figures such as the German artist Sigmar Polke.

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Oels canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
birthplaceOf Konrad von Oels (historical Silesian noble) NERFINISHED
Sigmar Polke NERFINISHED
country Poland
distanceFrom about 30 km northeast of Wrocław
GermanName Oels NERFINISHED
grantedTownRights Middle Ages NERFINISHED
hasFunction local administrative center
local industrial center
transport hub in Lower Silesia
hasLandmark Basilica of St. John the Apostle (Oleśnica) NERFINISHED
Oleśnica Castle NERFINISHED
market square of Oleśnica NERFINISHED
town fortifications of Oleśnica NERFINISHED
hasRailConnectionTo Kluczbork NERFINISHED
Kępno NERFINISHED
Wrocław NERFINISHED
hasRoadConnectionTo Expressway S8 (Poland) NERFINISHED
National road 8 (Poland) NERFINISHED
historicalNameOf Oleśnica NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Lower Silesia NERFINISHED
languageCurrentlySpoken Polish
languageHistoricallySpoken German
locatedIn Lower Silesian Voivodeship NERFINISHED
Oleśnica County NERFINISHED
Silesia NERFINISHED
southwestern Poland NERFINISHED
locatedOn Oleśnica River NERFINISHED
nearbyMajorCity Wrocław NERFINISHED
partOf Duchy of Oels NERFINISHED
German Empire (historical) NERFINISHED
Habsburg Monarchy (historical) NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Bohemia (historical) NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Prussia (historical) NERFINISHED
Nazi Germany (historical) NERFINISHED
People's Republic of Poland (historical) NERFINISHED
Republic of Poland NERFINISHED
Weimar Republic (historical) NERFINISHED
PolishName Oleśnica NERFINISHED
populationCharacteristic medium-sized town
postWorldWarIIStatus became part of Poland
postWorldWarIStatus remained part of Germany
regionallyKnownFor Silesian cultural heritage
historic architecture
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time NERFINISHED

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