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English: Commemorative plaque to the "Nine Houses" or "Mill Houses" unveiled by the municipality of the Polish minority in the 13th district of Budapest, June 6, 2010. The residential area was built in 1885 by the First Flour Mill of Budapest JSC (Első Budapesti Gőzmalom Rt.) for his workers' families, among them many Polish men. (Budapest, District XIII, Lajos Kassák Street Nr 47).
Français : Plaque commémorative aux « Neuf maisons » ou « Maisons de moulin » inaugurée par la municipalité de la minorité polonaise du 13ème arrondissement de Budapest le 6 juin 2010. Le quartier d'habitation fut construit en 1885 par la Première Minoterie de Budapest S.A. (Első Budapesti Gőzmalom Rt.) pour les familles de ses ouvriers, parmis eux beaucoup de polonais. (47, rue Lajos Kassák, Budapest, 13e arr. ).
Magyar: „Kilencház”, más néven „Malomházak” emléktáblája, melyet a kerület lengyel kisebbségi önkormányzata állított 2010. június 6-án. A zárt tömbből álló lakótelepet 1885-ben építette az Első Budapesti Gőzmalom Rt. saját munkásai részére, akik között sok lengyel is volt. (Budapest, XIII. ker. Kassák Lajos utca 47.). |
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