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Transfer of Energy Capacitive and Resistive Therapy Versus Dry Needling for Active Upper Trapezius Myofascial Trigger Points: Effects on Pain and Cervical Range of Motion a Randomized Controlled Trial. [PDF]
Piętka T, Knapik K, Onik G, Sieroń K.
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Implementation of Polish guidelines on futile therapy protocols in pediatric intensive care units: a multicenter retrospective review. [PDF]
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The Cut-Off Values for SHBG Discriminating Insulin Resistance Based on the TyG, TyG-BMI, and TyG-WC Values in Women with PCOS. [PDF]
Kochanowicz M +6 more
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The Impact of Virtual-Reality-Based Physiotherapy on Upper Limb Function in Children with Cerebral Palsy. [PDF]
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[Premature deliveries in the territory of Upper Silesia].
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1964
Silesia’s third largest city is Beuthen (Bytom), which celebrated its 700th anniversary in 1954, and had 101,000 inhabitants in 1939. About 40,000 Germans still live there, 76,000 Poles have settled making a total of 116,000. The reason for the increase lies in the expansion of coal mining and of industries for war production.
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Silesia’s third largest city is Beuthen (Bytom), which celebrated its 700th anniversary in 1954, and had 101,000 inhabitants in 1939. About 40,000 Germans still live there, 76,000 Poles have settled making a total of 116,000. The reason for the increase lies in the expansion of coal mining and of industries for war production.
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1964
It is important to distinguish clearly between an official Upper Silesia, that is, the entire district of Oppeln, and a more narrowly defined Upper-Silesia comprising only the southeastern part of this district most of it being on the right bank of the Oder from Rosenberg to Ratibor, the great industrial region included. After the Hussite Wars (1420-31)
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It is important to distinguish clearly between an official Upper Silesia, that is, the entire district of Oppeln, and a more narrowly defined Upper-Silesia comprising only the southeastern part of this district most of it being on the right bank of the Oder from Rosenberg to Ratibor, the great industrial region included. After the Hussite Wars (1420-31)
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1964
When the Congress of Vienna in 1815 failed to provide hope for an independent Poland, nationalistic agitation spread, and in 1846 revolutionaries in Cracow sent agitators to Upper-Silesia. However, they caused unrest only in religious matters, because they felt that Polish national propaganda had no prospect of success.
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When the Congress of Vienna in 1815 failed to provide hope for an independent Poland, nationalistic agitation spread, and in 1846 revolutionaries in Cracow sent agitators to Upper-Silesia. However, they caused unrest only in religious matters, because they felt that Polish national propaganda had no prospect of success.
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The 1919 insurrection in upper Silesia
Civil Wars, 2001The future of the industrial district of Upper Silesia was one of the most divisive issues that hastened the demise of the Anglo‐French Entente after the First World War. Once Britain had been persuaded to support a plebiscite in the territory, Germany exploited Allied differences over Upper Silesia to postpone reparations and discredit the reborn ...
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