West Galicia

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West Galicia was a former province of the Habsburg Monarchy in central Europe, created from Polish territories annexed in the late 18th century and later lost in the Napoleonic era.

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Observed surface forms (3)

Surface form Occurrences
Galicia 22
Western Galicia 1
Western Galicia (historical) 1

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former administrative division
historical region
province of the Habsburg Monarchy
appliesToJurisdiction Austrian Empire NERFINISHED
capital Kraków NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country Habsburg Monarchy NERFINISHED
dissolvedDueTo Napoleonic Wars NERFINISHED
Treaties affecting Polish partitions
ethnicGroup Jews
Poles
Ruthenians
followedBy Duchy of Warsaw NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria NERFINISHED
follows Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth NERFINISHED
formerTerritoryOf Poland NERFINISHED
governmentType crown land administration
hasBorderWith Austrian Galicia NERFINISHED
Prussian partition of Poland NERFINISHED
Russian partition of Poland NERFINISHED
hasCapital Kraków NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalContext Napoleonic reorganization of Central Europe NERFINISHED
Partitions of Poland NERFINISHED
historyPeriod Napoleonic era NERFINISHED
late 18th century
languageUsed German
Polish
legalStatus crown land of the Habsburgs
locatedIn Central Europe
Europe
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth territories NERFINISHED
namedAfter Galicia NERFINISHED
partOf Austrian crown lands in Poland
Austrian partition of Poland NERFINISHED
Habsburg monarchy crown lands NERFINISHED
Habsburg-ruled Polish lands
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria NERFINISHED
religion Eastern Christianity
Judaism
Roman Catholicism
sovereignState Habsburg Monarchy NERFINISHED
territoryFormedFrom Polish territories annexed by Austria
lands of the former Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
timeInForce end of 18th century to early 19th century

Referenced by (25)

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Treaty of Schönbrunn cededRegion West Galicia
Gorlice cemetery no. 91 (WWI) region West Galicia
this entity surface form: Western Galicia (historical)
Bóbrka–Gorlice oil region historicalRegion West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Austrian Partition of Poland includes West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Sanz mainTerritoryBeforeHolocaust West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Ternopil historicalRegion West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Ignacy Łukasiewicz deathPlace West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Ivano-Frankivsk historicalRegion West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Battle of Gorlice–Tarnów location West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Eastern Galicia borderedBy West Galicia
this entity surface form: Western Galicia
Kerensky Offensive location West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Gorlice County hasHistoricalRegion West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Sambor locatedIn West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Sambor regionType West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Ashkenazi surnames geographicOrigin West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Drohobych historicalRegion West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
k.u.k. mountain troops recruitmentRegion West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Wilhelm Reich placeOfBirth West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Battle of Limanowa location West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Battle of Limanowa militaryTheatre West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Ukrainian Jews historicalRegion West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Act Zluky territorialScope West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Andrew of Galicia associatedWith West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Kost Levytsky workLocation West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia
Kost Levytsky residence West Galicia
this entity surface form: Galicia