Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno
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Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno
Summary
Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno is a building[1].
Key Facts
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno is the creator of Alfréd Dressler[2].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno is the creator of Leopold Hohl[3].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno is located in Zábrdovice[4].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno is located in Brno-střed[5].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno is in the country of Czech Republic[6].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's image is recorded as Brno - ul. Koliště, Dělnická úrazová pojišťovna čp. 71.jpg[7].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's instance of is recorded as building[8].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's architect is recorded as Bohumír Čermák[9].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's owned by is recorded as Brno[10].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's architectural style is recorded as modern architecture[11].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's architectural style is recorded as Neoclassical architecture[12].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's architectural style is recorded as Art Deco architecture[13].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's has use is recorded as insurance company[14].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's has use is recorded as official residence[15].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's Commons category is recorded as Dělnická úrazová pojišťovna (Brno)[16].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's occupant is recorded as Arbeiter-Unfallversicherungsanstalt für Mähren und Schlesien[17].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's occupant is recorded as Trauma Hospital of Brno[18].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's occupant is recorded as Amerfo[19].
- +1913-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno[20].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 49.1976402, 'longitude': 16.6147759, 'precision': 1e-07}[21].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's located on street is recorded as Koliště[22].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's NL CR AUT ID is recorded as xx0338968[23].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's Czech cultural heritage ID is recorded as 48203/7-7518[24].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's Czech cultural heritage ID is recorded as 106741[25].
- Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's described at URL is recorded as https://www.sanquis.cz/index2.php?linkID=art692[26].
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Geography
Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno is in the country of Czech Republic[6]. Located in include Zábrdovice[4], a municipal part of the Czech Republic[27], in Czech Republic[28] and Brno-střed[5], a self-governing city part in the Czech Republic[29], in Czech Republic[30], founded in 1990[31].
Designation and Status
Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno's instance of is recorded as building[8]. Heritage statuses include cultural monument of the Czech Republic[32].
History and Context
+1913-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Worker's Accident Insurance Company for Moravia and Silesia in Brno[20]. Its owned by is recorded as Brno[10].