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- proper noun Alternative spelling of
Gdańsk .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a port city of northern Poland near the mouth of the Vistula River on a gulf of the Baltic Sea; a member of the Hanseatic League in the 14th century
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Examples
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I would like to have informations about the following question: My grandfather, born in Gdansk Poland, just died and had in his heritage several coins, they were bought by my greatgrandparents before Worldwar II and are since then in their possesion.
Superb 1861-P Paquet Reverse Double Eagle at ANA Convention : Coin Collecting News 2009
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Indeed, the processes which started in Gdansk in 1980 revolutionised that part of the globe, restoring democracy to several countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
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In 1970, workers 'revolts in Gdansk and Szczecin brought down Gomulka; Gierek took over.
The Polish Government in Exile and Poland After Martial Law 1983
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Those on the Baltic coast, especially in Gdansk, gave birth to the Solidarity movement.
The Polish Government in Exile and Poland After Martial Law 1983
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Those shipyards could not compete against the Polish shipyards in Gdansk.
Matthew Yglesias » 400 Families Earned an Average of $345 Million Each in 2007 2010
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Big signs I've seen saying Gdansk, which is the shipyard where he first formed Solidarity.
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The group formed in Stockholm, Sweden around 1978/9 and were briefly called Gdansk before settling on Kitchen etc.
New Wave Fever 2005
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Big signs I've seen saying Gdansk, which is the shipyard where he first formed Solidarity.
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In August 1980, a worker's strike in Poland led to a compromise known as the Gdansk Agreement, in which the Communist government agreed to several compromises with the strikers, including the legal formation of a worker's union -- which became Solidarity.
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In August 1980, a worker's strike in Poland led to a compromise known as the Gdansk Agreement, in which the Communist government agreed to allow democratic changes within the government, including the legal formation of a worker's union—which became Solidarity.
bilby commented on the word Gdansk
Being the token Australian here, I feel it's my responsibility to say Gday to Gdansk.
March 22, 2010