| And of course, in our rush to judgment, we were wrong about the man from Cracow. |
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| Of course Cracow was our medieval historical capital and it symbolised to us the golden age of Polish history. |
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| Trade brought about a rapid expansion of towns and villages and bishoprics were founded at Pozna, Cracow, Wrocaw, Koobrzeg, with the archbishopric at Gniezno. |
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| Met Cracow group working on acoustic emission during fracture of wood and polychrome. |
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| At the end of October a symposium was held in Cracow on the role and place of mendicant orders in the history of the royal city of Cracow. |
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| In October, the city of Cracow acquired a full-time rabbi for the first time since the war. |
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| It refused, despite American arm-twisting, to invite Mr Lavrov to a big democracy shindig in Cracow in September. |
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| The daughter of King Bela IV, born in Hungary in 1234, the wife of Boleslaus, prince of Cracow, she became a Poor Clare when her husband died. |
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| The year 1895 saw the foundation of the Polish Union of Polish Red Cow Breeders, attached to the Cracow Agricultural Society. |
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| In the light of these words, it gives me great pleasure to be here today in Cracow, one of the spiritual centres of Central Europe. |
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| The board of the sub-region Central Europe recently held a meeting in Cracow, Poland. |
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| The importance of Cracow as a cultural centre of European significance is reinforced by the existence of one of the oldest universities of international renown, the Jagiellonian University. |
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| That is why Poland, in May 2007, became a member of the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism and actively supports implementation of the Proliferation Security Initiative, also known as the Cracow Initiative. |
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| Maitland held honorary doctorates from the universities of Cambridge, Oxford, Glasgow, Moscow and Cracow. |
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| Cracow RZGW, with the assistance of the International Office for Water and the financial support of the French Government, organizes seminars on water supply services addressed to representatives of local communities. |
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| This is a very unusual 13th May» declared the Rector of the Sanctuary, adding that the presence in Fatima of the Cardinal Archbishop of Cracow was probably the chief reason for the great number of pilgrims. |
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| We designed furniture for ROMAN hairdresser's salon in Cracow, laureate of many prestigious awards in hairdresser's contests in Paris and all over the world, that is famous for its unique atmosphere and professionalism. |
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| Now viewers get active on Baton cervelat and range of Cracow sausage. |
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| He said he had first seen the pope on Holy Thursday in 1970, when the Vatican sent him on a mission to the Orthodox churches, and he found himself concelebrating Mass with the archbishop of Cracow, Karol Wojtyla. |
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| If the Czechoslovaks didn't want him, they would make him king of Poland, to be crowned at the Wawel castle in Cracow. Havel confounded those who thought he was too dilettantish to be a proper president. |
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| The situation was less favourable in Cracow, where only the manager had pedagogical training, the other officers having merely benefited from a one-week introductory course comprising elements of psychology and pedagogy. |
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| The monastic shoots spread as far as Poland where they founded Gdansk, the home of goldwasser, and Cracow, the Lyon of Polish gastronomy. |
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| Judicial rulings from Cracow were routinely flouted, while peasants were heavily taxed and practically tied to the land as serfs. |
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