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SIERADZ

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Originally appearing in Volume V25, Page 54 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SIERADZ  , a

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town of,
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Russian Poland, in the government of
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Kalisz, situated on the Warta, r to m . S.W. of the city of Warsaw . Pop . (1897) 7019 . It is one of the
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oldest towns of Poland, founded prior to the introduction of
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Christianity, and was formerly known as Syra or Syraz . The annals mention it in 1139 . Several seines, or diets, of Poland were held there during the 13th to 15th centuries, and it was a wealthy town until nearly destroyed by a fire in 1447 . The old castle, which suffered much in the
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Swedish war of 1702–1711, was destroyed by the Germans in 1800 . There are two churches, dating from the lath and 14th centuries respectively .

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