- Silesia, Boleslaus the Tall (1163-1201), bracteate, Wrocław; n.d. Bolesław I Wysoki (1163 1201). We are proud to offer this print in collaboration with Piemags.Bulunamadı: monument
- ...as a Wrocław cleric, first (in 1349) was given a canonry in Cracow, and then, sometime after 11 June 1355, supported by Charles IV, a canonry in Wrocław.Bulunamadı: monument
- The first post-war architect certified in Wrocław ever. Somewhere near Golden Sands in Bulgaria, she came up with the idea of combining white concrete with the...Bulunamadı: monument
- Schaffgotsch Palace in Wrocław is a castle situated 170 metres southeast of Kantor As. ... Boleslaus I monument in WrocławMemorial, 110 metres north.
- Silesia, Boleslaus the Tall (1163–1201), bracteate, Wrocław; n.d. Bolesław I Wysoki (1163 1201) Stock Photo Silesia, Boleslaus the Tall (1163–1201)...
- During World War I, Wrocław, which was behind the frontline zone, avoided damage, though not the impoverishment of its population and its economy.Bulunamadı: monument
- The town was conquered by the Polish duke Mieszko I in the 990s, his son Boleslaus I the Brave founded here the Silesian bishopric in 1000.Bulunamadı: monument
- ↑ In 1195 Jaroslaw, son of Boleslaus I. of Lower Silesia, who became bishop of Breslau in 1198, inherited the duchy of Neisse, which at his death (1201)...
- The Wrocław cathedral is today an exceptionally valuable monument, in fact the only example of a Western European form of great Gothic architecture of the...