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Gniezno

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Gniezno

Industrial town and commercial centre in Poznań province, Poland, 48 km/30 mi east of Poznań; population (2002) 70,000. Industries include machinery, chemicals, and food processing, and cattle are traded. Gniezno is where the Polish state is said to have been founded; its archbishopric, the first in Poland, was established in 1000 by the Holy Roman Emperor Otto III, and Polish kings were crowned here until 1320.



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