Proper noun
Kielce
A city in central Poland, the capital of the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship.
All major cities of the province are connected with each other, however traveling from Kraków to Lublin is time-consuming, as trains have to take an extended route, via Kielce, Radom, and Dęblin. Source: Internet
Boundaries between two major Lesser Poland voivodeships – Kraków, and Kielce, were the same as pre-1914 boundaries of Austria-Hungary, and Russia. Source: Internet
In early 1945, the lands of Lesser Poland were divided between three voivodeships – those of Kraków, Lublin, and Kielce. Source: Internet
Salaries vary between the regions: the median wage in the capital city Warsaw was 4,603 PLN (1,177 euro or 1,680 US dollars) while in Kielce it was 3,083 PLN (788 euro or 1125 US dollars). Source: Internet
Sliwa points out that Kielce was not the first post-war pogrom against Jews in Poland; smaller outbursts of violence took place the previous year in Krakow and the town of Rzeszow. Source: Internet
German units entered Częstochowa on 3 September (where on the next day they murdered hundreds of civilians ), Kielce on 5 September, Kraków on 6 September, and Radom on 8 September (see also Battle of Radom ). Source: Internet