Building A and B in
Silesia Business Park have a leasable area of 12,000 square metres each.
Climate-KIC has announced a ground-breaking agreement with the Lower
Silesia region in Poland to coordinate their multi-million dollar investment programmes.
Among the topics are a new fragment of 15th-century polyphony in
Silesia and the tradition of the Central-European Repertory, the Canus Choralis (1575) of Johannes Knofel, chronological clues about Jacob Handel's compositions preserved in the Brzeg Manuscript Collection, the Protestant elite milieu in the 17th-century county of Klodzko/Glatz as exemplified by the family of the Wroclaw/Breslau organist Tobias Zeutschner, and Bernard Artophaeus and Bohuslav Matej Cernohorsky as casual examples of Czech music in Baroque
Silesia and the last traces of music by Minorites in Wroclaw.
The only interested investor remaining now is
Silesia, Economy and Energy Minister, Delyan Dobrev admitted.
The aeroplanes and much else in the Zeughaus were destroyed by Allied bombs during World War II and the contents of the Richthofen Museum simply vanished after Lower
Silesia was overrun by the Red Army in late 1944.
GOLF: Women's British Open - BBC2 1400; European Tour, Moravia
Silesia Open - Sky Sports 3 1230.
The group, visiting from the Lower
Silesia region in Poland, hope to use their own former mining heritage for regeneration purposes.
Dear Editor, - This last week I attended several local events celebrating the signing of an inter-regional co-operation agreement between the West Midlands and Lower
Silesia in Poland.
The weekend trip to Gliwicki County,
Silesia has been funded by Denbighshire Council.
George Blazyca (ed.) Restructuring Regional and Local Economies: Towards a Comparative Study of Scotland and Upper
Silesia. Aldershot: Ashgate, Urban and Regional Planning and Development Series, 2003.206 pp.
Silesia International has hired Roif Pottschmidt as vice president of sales.
The West Midlands in Europe partnership is linking up with the Lower
Silesia Association from south-west Poland in an arrangement that will provide English-language training for Polish officials and business opportunities for West Midlands companies.
In the Potsdam Agreement of August 2, 1945, the victorious Allies decided to evict the inhabitants of
Silesia (the province of which Breslau was the capital).
