This city was legendarily founded by a man who fed sulfur-infused animal skins to a dragon thatguarded its most prominent hill.
This city was legendarily founded by a man who fed sulfur-infused animal skins to a dragon thatguarded its most prominent hill. A bugle is played every hour from its Mariacki Church to honor atrumpeter who was shot in the throat warning of a Tartar invasion. This city's street plan is largelyunchanged from the time of its reconstruction by Prince Boleslaw the Shy following a (*) 1241 Tartarsack. During World War II, Hans Frank purged this city of its academics and Jews, and it was the capital ofthe General Government. Jews were placed into the Podgorze ghetto in this city, although some survivedthe Nazis by working at Oskar Schindler's factory. Its Jagiellonian University was home to NicolausCopernicus. For 10 points, name this Polish city.
This city was legendarily founded by a man who fed sulfur-infused animal skins to a dragon thatguarded its most prominent hill.
Krakow [or Cracow]