Kurów
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    city_name=Kurów|
        motto=nān|
   voivodship=[[Lublin Voivodship]]|
      council=Gmina Kurów|
        mayor=Jan Łubek|
         area=11,32|
   population=2817 <small>(2015)</small>|
agglomeration=4636 <small>(with Kurów) </small>|
      density=248|
 date_founded=ǣr [[1185]]|
  city_rights=ymbe [[1442]]-[[1870]]|
     latitude=51°23′ N|
    longitude=22°11′ E|
    area_code=81|
   car_plates=LPU|
   twin_towns=nāne|
      website=http://www.kurow.lubelskie.pl/|
 location_pic=KurówPoland.png|
     flag_pic=Dummy flag.svg|
      coa_pic=POL_Kurów_COA.svg|
colour_scheme=background:#cccccc;|
}}
'''Kurów''' is þorp in sūðanēasternum [[Polaland]]e, þe ligþ betwēonan [[Puławy]] and [[Lublin]]e, on þǣre [[Kurówka]] Ēa. Hē is sēo hēafodburg syndriges [[gmina]] wiþinnan þǣm [[Lublin Voivodscipe]] and hæfþ 2,817 inbūenda (of [[2015]]). 

Betwēonan [[1431]] and [[1442]] wæs þǣm þorpe gegifen burgriht on staðelunge þǣre [[Magdeburg Lagu|Magdeburg Lage]]. <!--As a private town, it served as a centre of foodstuffs trade for the surrounding area. Several [[fur]] and [[leather]] production manufactories were also located there. In [[16th century]] it was one of the centres of [[Calvinism]], as many of the [[Polish Brethren]] settled there. Gradually, until [[1660]], most of the inhabitants converted to [[Arianism]]. 

Since then it shared the history of the whole region. Æfter þǣm [[Dǣlunga Polalandes|Dǣlungum Polalandes]], in [[1795]], it was annexed by [[Austria]]. In [[1809]] it became part of the [[Duchy of Warsaw]], only to become part of the [[Congress Poland|Kingdom of Poland]] in [[1815]]. During the [[November Uprising]], in February of [[1831]], a minor [[Battle of Kurów]] took place there, with Polish forces under general [[Józef Dwernicki]] defeating the Russian units. After the [[January Uprising]], in [[1870]] the town finally lost the city charter, never to regain it. Since [[1918]] it is again part of Poland. 

During the [[Polish Defensive War]], at the outbreak of [[World War II]], on [[September 9]], [[1939]], the town was heavily bombed by German [[Luftwaffe]]. Among the targets destroyed was a civilian hospital (marked with red crosses), where many victims perished. During the War, Germany set up two [[slave labour]] [[German concentration camps|camps]] in the town. In [[1942]] also a minor [[ghetto]] was established there, but the majority of Poles imprisoned there managed to escape and joined the [[Home Army]] units operating in the forests nearby. 

Among the notable tourist attractions is a [[renaissance]] church (refurbished in [[1692]]) with a grave of the Zbąski family and sculptures by [[Santi Gucci]] ([[1587]]). It is also known as the birthplace of general [[Wojciech Jaruzelski]].-->

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== Ūtanwearde bendas ==
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Kurów is þorp in sūðanēasternum Polalande, þe ligþ betwēonan Puławy and Lubline, on þǣre Kurówka Ēa. Hē is sēo hēafodburg syndriges gmina wiþinnan þǣm Lublin Voivodscipe and hæfþ 2,817 inbūenda (of 2015). 

Betwēonan 1431 and 1442 wæs þǣm þorpe gegifen burgriht on staðelunge þǣre Magdeburg Lage. 

 Ūtanwearde bendas 

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