Talk:Łysa Góra

A fact from Łysa Góra appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 17 March 2007. The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that legendary Łysa Góra is the site of an ancient pagan temple, a ruined monastery (pictured) that gave its name to the local mountain range and province and the tallest TV tower in Poland?

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"(according to a lengend, in 1006, by king of Poland, Bolesław Chrobry, but most sources give the 11th century)" - and 1006 is not 11th century? :)

Russians took it over or it was Pope who did it?

"After partitions of Poland, the Russian Empire took over the building in 1819 and converted it into a prison."

AFAIR it's not true - it was Pope's decission to cancel the monastery and to give it to the Polish Kingdom (part of the Russian Empire at that time), becouse of great financial problems