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STANISLAU (Polish, Stanislawow)

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Originally appearing in Volume V25, Page 775 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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STANISLAU (
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Polish, Stanislawow)  , a
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town in
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Galicia,
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Austria; 87 m . S.E. of
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Lemberg by
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rail . Pop . (1900), 30,410, about
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half
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Jews . It possesses a beautiful
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parish
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church, which contains the tombs of the
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Potocki
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family . The
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principal
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industries include tanning,
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dyeing,
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tile-making, milling, the
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production of yeast and there 1s a large
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establishment for the manufacture of railway stock .
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Stanislau is an important railway junction, and has a considerable
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trade, principally in agricultural produce . Stanislau was founded by Stanislav Potocki (d . 1683), and has been newly rebuilt since it was devastated by a
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great
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fire in 1868 .

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