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	PGSA - Town Translation Entries (S1)
		Church institutions are the Roman Catholic parish (of Sanok deanery), the Franciscan monastery, the Greek Catholic parish, and the rabbinate.
		Sanok is an ancient grod [military defensive fortification or citadel], the capital of an ancient ziemia [land, district, province], of a minor castellan, and of a grod-affiliated starosta.
		The parish belongs to the Diocese of Przemysl, deanery of Sanok.
	www.pgsa.org /towns/townsS1.htm (6842 words)

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		As early as the mid l2th c., Sanok was a defensive stronghold and an administrative centre of a large region.
		This means that Sanok was the most important defensive stronghold and a centre of Ruthenian administrative power over the stronghold and its vicinity, in the area between the Hungarian border and Przemyśl.
		A theme from the coat of arms of the Sforza dynasty (a child with a snake), depicted in the crest of Sanok, confirms the connections of the town with the Queen.
	www.karpaty.pl /region/sanok/ang_2.htm (926 words)

	History of Sanok
		At the time Sanok became the seat of an administrative unit referred to as the Land of Sanok which formed a part of Russian Province and encompassed areas: from the springs of the San river in south and east directions to Błażowa, in the south and Krosno in the west.
		During the revolution of 1848 the National Council of Sanok District arose in Sanok and the National Guard of Sanok Land was organized.
		Until 22 June 1941 Sanok was a border town as the national border between the part of Poland occupied by Nazis and the USSR ran along the river In 1940 organising a network of Polish underground military forces started.
	www.teams.karpaty.edu.pl /sanok_2/historia1.htm (1084 words)

	KulturaT
		The San, which flows through Sanok and its surroundings, is the biggest river in the region and belongs to the most attractive as well as interesting water routes of great tourist interest in Poland.
		Whereas, the most frequently used in season is the section between Sanok and Przemyśl downstream from the dams in Solina and Myczkowce.
		The best place for launching of the swimming equipment in Sanok is the bank of the San near the Public Sports and Recreation Centre on Królowej Bony Street 4 and near the firstaid airport on Biała Góra, whereas in Przemyśl rafting ends in the marina on 22 Stycznia Street 6.
	www.powiat-sanok.pl /eng/NewFiles/water.php (382 words)

	Krasovskyj
		Sanok is first mentioned in about 1150, when, according to the Ipatiivs'kyj Chronicle, it was occupied by King Geiza (S note: of Hungary).
		The lands of the Sanok region then became a part of the Ruthenian province (Ruskie Wojewodstwo) and are subsequently always referred to in official documents as "the Ruthenian land" (terra Rusiae).
		In the Sanok region over 160 villages, which had previously been chartered on the basis of Ruthenian or German law, were transferred to the status of Walachian law during the 16th and 17th centuries.
	members.tripod.com /warholic/krasovskyj.htm (4152 words)

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		At that time Sanok became the centre of a new administration district called Sanok Land which was a part of the Ruthenian county.
		Sanok belonged to widow's property of Polish queens, so after the death of King W?adys?aw Jagie??o his last wife, Zofia Holsza?ska lived in the castle for many years.
		From that time to the 22 of June 1941 Sanok became a border town, as the river San was made the border between the General Government and the Soviet Union.
	wizard.ae.krakow.pl /~pastus9p/8.html (1219 words)

	Panorama Polskich Miast
		Sanok, the busiest town of the Carpathian Euro-region, located in the south-east part of the Podkarpackie province, became a part of the special economic zone in 2002.
		Sanok is an interesting place not only for investors, though admittedly they are given a very special treatment there.
		Sanok is home to a number of secondary schools, a and a recently opened state vocational school of higher education that offers many attractive courses, all of which regularly release dozens of professionals onto the job market.
	www.panorama-miast.com.pl /62/html/sanokang.htm (663 words)

	Sanok - A Shtetl in Poland
		The most famous of the Jews from Sanok were: Meir Szapiro, leader of Agudas Isroel and founder of the Lublin Academy of Sages; Benzion Katz (1907-1968), Hebrew poet, graduate of the Jagiellonian University in Cracow and rector of the University of Tel Aviv, and Kalman Segal, a modern Polish writer, who died in Israel.
		Sanok, called "Sonik" by the Jews, is a town in the Rzeszow Province, in south-eastern portion of Poland.
		The Land bordered on the Provinces of Krak6w and Sandomierz in the west, and the Przemysl Land (Province of Rus) in the north and east.
	www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org /Sanok (5662 words)

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		Mikołaj Wolski, the Sanok starost and Queen Bona's chamberlain, reconstructed it in the years from 1523 to 1548.
		There is a Renaissance tombstone of the Sanok starost Sebastian Lubomirski, who died in 1558 (dug out in the place of a l4th c.
		Surrounded by mountains and forests, located on one of the cleanest rivers of Poland, wellequipped with hotels and restaurants, the town is an excellent base for practising all kinds of tourism.
	www.karpaty.pl /region/sanok/ang_5.htm (662 words)

	Miasto i Gmina Zagórz
		During the reign of Mieszko I the area of today?s Zagórz together with the area of Sanok were the border territory between west Slavic State of Mieszko I and East Slavic - Ru¶ Kijowska.
		Four years later Zagórz, Dolina and Zahutyñ were separated from the area of Sanok and established as a separate administrative unit named a Town and Commune of Zagórz.
		Nowadays the town and commune of Zagórz are a part of the Sanok district in the Podkarpacki region.
	www.zagorz.pl /ang/historia.php4 (1370 words)

	Crowell & Moring LLP \| Attorneys: Jeffrey D. Sanok (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Sanok specializes in intellectual property law, including patent infringement litigation and licensing, patent interferences, and strategic patent and trademark acquisition and counseling.
		Sanok’s practice encompasses a range of electrical, mechanical, electro-mechanical and aeronautical technologies, including telecommunications, computer architectures and software, consumer electronics, vehicle control systems, navigation systems and automotive and jet engine systems.
		Sanok is admitted to the New York, Virginia and District of Columbia Bars, and is registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
	www.crowell.com /AttorneyTemplate.cfm?Section=SearchbyName&template=/Staff/StaffDetail.cfm&StaffID=286 (332 words)

	ZIEMIA SANOCKA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Settlement on the territories of today’s Sanok district has its origins in the Neolithic era, which can be proved by archeological monuments found here.
		It was only then that Sanok Land was created and finally in 1423 Polish administration was introduced and the district began its functioning.
		Despite the fact that Sanok’s development was better and more resilient it was Krosno that became the capital of a new province.
	g2zofia.prox.pl /projektpowiat/dane/historiaa.htm (323 words)

	Sanok, Poland, Photos
		Most families with the name Biega have their roots in Sanok and neighboring villages, see the Biega family page.
		Grzegorz of Sanok was a well known poet of the 15thC.
		The church, originally built by prisoners taken at the Battle of Grunwald in 1410, is barely visible, hidden by trees and houses.
	www.biega.com /sanok-photos.html (355 words)

	Królewskie Wolne Miasto Sanok (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		In the XVth century Sanok was a crowded city, possessed 3 catholic churches, Orthodox church and held parish school -in which two outstanding Sanok's citizens were educated: Grzegorz of Sanok and Jan Grodek.
		That century was very favourable period in the history of the city, water-supplies came into being, a new brick castle was built of instead of old wooden one.
		During the First World War Sanok was not afflicted with war - activities, but laid on rout of march of Austrian and Russian armies.
	www.teams.karpaty.edu.pl /sanok_3/t3.htm (444 words)

	biega families - debna - sanok
		It was frequently visited by king Wladyslaw Jagiello, in fact the marriage of the king to his second wife Elizabeth Granowska took place in the parish church in 1417.
		The rebirth of the town was brought about by the railroad, the discovery of oil in the area and the development of new industry in the middle of the XIX century.
		Just to the west of the road from Sanok to Mrzygłód lies a village Dębna, which already in the XV century was part of an estate.
	www.biega.com /biegapage.html (1366 words)

	Eichmann trial - The District Court Sessions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		It became apparent when a count was taken that there were then 13,000 Jews in Sanok and the environs.
		We were constructing the buildings of the police and they allowed us, me and the members of my family, that is to say they allowed the workers and the members of their families to remain in this camp, closed off and guarded by the Gestapo.
		At night, that same night before the first deportations of Jews, the leaders of the Gestapo of Sanok came; I recall the name of the Gestapo officer, his name was Albert Schulz.
	www.vex.net /~nizkor/hweb/people/e/eichmann-adolf/transcripts/Sessions/Session-021-02.html (1921 words)

	Impreuna spre Europa
		Sanok is a town situated in the South-East of Subcarpathian county (“województwo Podkarpackie”), at the intersection of roads leading from Przemysl, Rzeszów and Krosno into the Bieszczady mountains.
		Sanok has got almost 42,000 inhabitants and occupies an area of 38 square km.
		A variety of accommodation for every type of tourist is available in Sanok, including camping sites, hostels, hotels, etc. among numerous sports facilities to be found in the town the most important are: speed skating track and hockey rink (both with artificial ice), indoor/outdoor swimming pools, two stadiums.
	www.cjbihor.ro /proiect/sanok.htm (394 words)

	Sanok
		Recorded in only a few documents, the Sanok appears to be a type of animal minion in the
		behavior, the Sanok is capable of causing its prey to fall into a deep hallucination, where it holds the
		There are no clear descriptions of a Sanok, however it is regularly referred to as a dragon.
	www.lochkray.com /sanok.html (219 words)

	B³onie Hotel, Sanok, Poland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Blonie Hotel is situated 400 m away from the city centre, 600 m away from the main railway and the bus station.
		Sanok is an important sports-tourist centre, with a fine sports-recreation base, stadiums, tennis courts, ice skating track, numerous gymnasiums, open and indoor swimming pools.
		The surroundings of the city which include chair lifts in Karlikowo city, fabulous lay out of serpentines in Slonne mountains where car races are held encourage guests for site excursions We offer single, double, triple and of four persons rooms.
	www.polhotels.com /Rzeszow/Blonie (196 words)

	Polish Art Gallery
		He was born on 24th February 1929 in Sanok (now South-Eastern Poland), with which his family had been connected ever since the times of his grandfather Mateusz Beksinski.
		In 1947, on finishing grammar school in Sanok, Beksinski enrolled in the Faculty of Architecture of the Cracow University of Technology.
		In the summer of 1977, following a decision by the authorities of Sanok to demolish Beksinski's family house, the artist and his wife and son moved to Warsaw.
	www.polishartgallery.com /exhibition/welcome.htm (6261 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides \| Forums Messages
		Sanok is nice - and it would probably be you best stop over for this area.
		Also if I were you I would start my search in Sanok or Brzozow by just going to any church and asking which church could have any info - since churches keep all baptism records as well as marriage records also may know about death certificates and places of burial...
		Sanok and South of Sanok you have a mtn range called Bieszczady - Bears are more common here then any other place.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=2&tid=34564849&numresponses=1&start=0 (514 words)

	Materials in the Polish State Archives in Przemysl Relating to Lemkos
		These are the records of the Austrian regime in the counties of Gorlice (1901-1918), Jaslo (1853-1918), Sanok (1873-1918); from inter-war Poland: Gorlice (1918-1939), Jaslo (1918-1939), and Sanok (1918-1939), and from the Nazi occupied Sanok County (Der Kreis Hauptmann-Sanok) from the years 1939-1944.
		The records of the County Government in Sanok (Der Kreishauptmann-Sanok) 1939-1944 contain internal administrative records (Amt fur Innere verwaltung), reports of the German police in Sanok relating to political and economic relations and the populace's feelings, etc.
		The collection containing source materials touching upon the liquidation of Lemko communities in the counties of Gorlice, Jaslo, Krosno, Lesko, Nowy Sacz and Sanok is that of the "the Government plenipotentiary for Evacuation." This person was attached to the Headquarters of the "Operational Group for the Vistula Action" [Akcja Wisla].
	www.lemko.org /lih/przemysl.html (1645 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Przemysl, Sambor, and Sanok
		Sanok is a still smaller town, situated on the River San about twenty-five miles southwest of Przemysl, and has about 5000 inhabitants.
		Meanwhile the schismatics elected another bishop and drove out Athanasius; and for nearly a century there was a double line of Greek bishops, the Orthodox holding the see at Przemysl, and the Catholics holding it at Sambor.
		In 1668 the Orthodox coadjutor bishop, George Hoshovski, took up his residence at Sanok, and from that date the title of Bishop of Przemysl, Sambor, and Sanok was assumed, although no see was established at Sanok.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/12532b.htm (904 words)

	PGSA - County Translation Entries (S)
		With the exception of the San river basin, the so-called Podole Sanockie ["Sanok depression"] and the valleys on the Wislok, it is a hilly and wooded country, watered by numerous tributaries of both those rivers.
		The main lines of communication are the cross-country and the Przemysl - Lupkowska railways, which merge southeast of Sanok in Zagorz.
		In addition paved highways extend from Sanok: southward by the valley of the San and Oslawa to the Hungarian border, east by the San valley along the right bank southward and finally through the mountains to Tyrawa Woloska, from Zagorz do Lisko, and from Sanok west to Rymanow.
	www.pgsa.org /Counties/countiesS.htm (1598 words)

	The Buryk Ancestry
		Located today in the Sanok (in Ukrainian, Sianik) region of southeastern Poland in the foothills of the fabled Carpathian mountains ("Karpati"), the majority of its original settlers were known as "Rusyny", "Rusnaky", "Ruthenians" and "Lemkos" (Lemkowie).
		The region itself is referred to as the "Sanok lands" (the San River runs throughout the area) in original Polish civil documents from the 15th century, or "Lemkovyna" ("Lemkivshchyna") by Ukrainians and Carpatho-Rusyns.
		In the late 10th century, Kievan-Rus finally secured the Sanok lands for itself and their inhabitants accepted Eastern Orthodox Christianity while the Poles in the West became Roman Catholic.
	www.buryk.com /our_patch/siemusz1.htm (352 words)

	MEN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The Sanok Poviat is located in the Podkarpacie Province.
		The Higher Vocational State School in Sanok was established pursuant to the resolution of the Council of Ministers dated 10 April 2001 and commenced its activity in the academic year 2001/2002.
		In the same year it entered into patronage agreements with the Jagiellonian University and the Rzeszów University, which support the school with academic staff and have undertaken to create opportunities for the school’s graduates to continue their studies.
	www.men.waw.pl /menis_en/higher_education/pv_sanok.php (233 words)

	Międzynarodowe Stowarzyszenie Przyszłość Mediów (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Still vivid memories of fights, that were fought in these forests make us search the present for things that make understanding and agreement easier and diminish the threat of xenophobia or any other forms of hatred, aversion and hypocrisy.
		Let's not forget about it when we are sitting in empty cinemas and in defiance of surrounding us spiritual emptiness let's face our future and the future of media with faith.
		The Sanok Film Festival gathers cinema from the whole wide world -from Iran to America- to this small town at the foot of the Karpaty Mountains.
	www.mspm.info /english/galeria_wschod.htm (1015 words)

	Scheindl Langsam of Tyreva Woleska
		I have no other information about her children, etc. >She was one of 9 children of Meyer and Sarah Langsam who lived in >Sanok.
		It is called Tyreva Woleska.{sp} In 1920 she got married and moved to Sanok.
		In Sanok, my grandfather was in the meat business.
	www.ics.uci.edu /~dan/genealogy/Miller/langsam/scheindl.htm (911 words)

	Geo: Sanok
		A copy of the Sanok Yizkor Book is located at Holocaust Center of Northern California, 601-14th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118, (415) 751-6040.
		JGFF list or people who are researching Sanok.
		Other links of interest to the Sanok researcher.
	members.aol.com /Sandhaus/Geo/sanok.html (120 words)

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