Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 204. Not illustrated. Chapters: Cracovia Krakow Managers, Cracovia Krakow Players, Sid Kimpton, Ferenc Plattko, Bartosz lusarski, Tomasz Hajto, Semjon Milo evi, Piotr wierczewski, Jozef Ka u a, Orest Lenczyk, Micha Matyas, Janusz Kowalik, Karel Finek, Marek Citko, Viktor Hierlander, Stefan Majewski, Artur Wo niak, Andrzej Bednarz, Kazimierz W grzyn, Wilhelm Gora, Pawe Wojciechowski, Antoni Szymanowski, Jesza Poszony, Karol Kossok, Andrzej Przeworski, Piotr Bagnicki, ukasz Kubik, Arkadiusz Kubik, ukasz Tupalski, Jozef Korbas, Leon Sperling, Stanis aw Ro ankowski, Tomasz Moska a, Arpad Majoros, Zdzis aw Stycze, Jacek Wi niewski, Bart omiej Dudzic, Edward Jab o ski, Stanis aw Ziemia ski, Witold Wawrzyczek, Piotr Polczak, Arkadiusz Baran, Jozef Nawrot, Dariusz Zawadzki, ukasz Skrzy ski, Konrad Cebula, Grzegorz Baran, ukasz Derbich, Micha Karwan, Marcin Krzywicki, Dariusz Pawlusi ski, Kamil Witkowski, Marcin Bojarski, S awomir Olszewski, Mateusz Urba ski, W adys aw G d ek, Tadeusz Parpan, Pawe Nowak, Mateusz Klich, Dariusz K us, Kacper Tatara, Pawe Szwajdych, Jakub Kaszuba, Przemys aw Kulig, Krzysztof Radwa ski, Ludwik Gintel, ukasz Szczoczarz, S awomir Szeliga, Artur Bugaj, Walerian Kisieli ski, Krzysztof Hausner, Tomasz Wacek, Micha wistak, ukasz Uszalewski, Mateusz Jele, Karol Kostruba a, Kamil Karcz, Tomasz Baliga, Marek Baster, Dawid Dynarek, Miros aw Kubisztal, Marcin Cabaj, Piotr Bania, Aleksander Mysiak, Pawe Drumlak, Jakub Grzegorzewski, Jozef Ciszewski. Excerpt: Cracovia Krakow (Polish pronunciation: ) is a professional multisports club based in Krakow, Poland. Cracovia is the oldest Polish football club still in existence (teams from Lwow were a few years older, but the city of Lwow was occupied and subsequently annexed by the Soviet Union in September 1939 and now is part of Ukraine), and has continually...