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In the year [[1462]] King Kazimirz gave his permission to a man called Zigmond to give the name Uhnow ([[Uhniv]] or Hivniv) (his crest) to the place as a reward for his giving protection to the [[Belz]] area located in Eastern [[Galicia]]. And so the village became an independent town. |
In the year [[1462]] King Kazimirz gave his permission to a man called Zigmond to give the name Uhnow ([[Uhniv]] or [[Hivniv]]) (his crest) to the place as a reward for his giving protection to the [[Belz]] area located in Eastern [[Galicia]]. And so the village became an independent town. |
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Revision as of 19:24, 26 July 2007
In the year 1462 King Kazimirz gave his permission to a man called Zigmond to give the name Uhnow (Uhniv or Hivniv) (his crest) to the place as a reward for his giving protection to the Belz area located in Eastern Galicia. And so the village became an independent town.