Radom

Proper noun

Meaning

Radom

A city in central Poland

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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

In 1505 in Radom, the Sejm adopted the Nihil novi title, which forbade the King to issue laws without the consent of the nobility. Source: Internet

Counties were abolished, and several small voivodeships were created, in such Lesser Poland's towns and cities, as Tarnobrzeg, Tarnów, Nowy Sącz, Bielsko-Biała, Radom, Częstochowa, and Siedlce. 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

Jacek Kuroń was among the activists who defended accused rioters from Radom and other towns. Source: Internet

Technical University in Radom. Source: Internet

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