How to use Łódź in a sentence
Similar scenes were repeated in Warsaw, in Lodz and in other Russian industrial centers during 1905.
Terrific fighting was going on outside Lodz, it was said, and enormous German reinforcements were being poured in.
Field Hospital and Flying Column | Violetta ThurstanIt took us a long time to get to Lodz, though it is not much more than 200 kilometres away.
Field Hospital and Flying Column | Violetta ThurstanAs we grew nearer to Lodz it was sad to see a good many dead horses lying by the roadside, mostly killed by shell-fire.
Field Hospital and Flying Column | Violetta ThurstanWe looked back, and the sky was bloody and lurid over the western plain where Lodz lay.
Field Hospital and Flying Column | Violetta Thurstan
British Dictionary definitions for Łódź
/ (Polish wudʒ) /
a city in central Poland: the country's second largest city; major centre of the textile industry; university (1945). Pop: 943 000 (2005 est)
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