Title: Polish Radio Lwów
Content:  and songwriter Emanuel Szlechter as the most prominent. Lwów was the city with most radio owners in Poland, in mid-1939 there were around 45,000 radios, owned by its inhabitants. In the summer of 1938, construction of new office began, it was planned to be completed in mid-1940. Following the outbreak of the World War II, the campus of the radio was bombed by the Luftwaffe on September 16, 1939 and ceased service. On October 29, 1992, 53 years after the Polish September Campaign, another Polish-language radio station began its broadcasts in the now-Ukrainian city of Lviv. It uses equipment of a private Ukrainian station Radio Nezaleznost and its range is 1100 km.
Title: Lviv Municipal Art Center
Content:  City officials witnessed the protest and began a dialogue and search for premises for the future space. In the end, they chose the building at 11 Stefanyka Street, a neo-Gothic townhouse of Leon Sapieha, built in the mid-1870s by Lviv architect Adolf Kuhn. Previously, the premises housed editorial offices of newspapers, workshops and a bookstore of the Ossoliński family with a reading room, but for the last 20 years it has been idle and abandoned. Work on the center began in November 2019. The city's investment amounted to 8.7 million UAH. Its initiators, expert group, Lviv City Council Development Department, architects and contractors worked on the project. The façade of the building was restored, the roof was repaired, and the courtyard was arranged. At the same time, they left an authentic painting on the walls, a wooden door portal and bricks. Ivan Levynsky's tiles have been preserved on one of the walls. The art center was opened on October 19, 2020.
Title: Palestinian Legislative Council
Content:   In the West Bank, the PLC has two main buildings, one in Ramallah in the Ministry of Education, housing the Assembly Chambers, and the main administrative office of the PLC in al-Bireh, adjacent to Ramallah. In Gaza, the headquarters is in Rimal, Gaza City. In 2000, the construction of a Parliament Building to possibly house the PLC was started in Abu Dis, where most of the Palestinian Authority's offices responsible for Jerusalem affairs are located, but the project was never finished. The PLC buildings have repeatedly been the target of Israeli attacks. In 2002, the headquarters in the West Bank were heavily damaged and equipment destroyed. In January 2009, the Gaza headquarters was bombed during Operation Cast Lead. The attacks were condemned by the UN Goldstone Mission, which called it a "grave breach of extensive destruction of property, not justified by military necessity and carried out unlawfully and wantonly." The building was destroyed in September 2009. In 2000, the construction of a PLC building was started in Abu Dis, adjacent to East Jerusalem, but the project was never completed.
Title: Lviv
Content:  First Polish Aircraft Exhibition took place in the city. The interwar Lwów was also a major centre of the Polish Air Force with the Sixth Air Regiment located there. The Regiment was based at the Lwów airport opened in 1924 in the suburb of Skniłów (today Sknyliv). The airport is located 6 km from the city centre. In 2012, after renovation, Lviv Airport got a new official name Lviv Danylo Halytskyi International Airport (LWO). A new terminal and other improvements worth under a $200 million has been done in preparation for the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship. The connection from Airport to the city centre is maintained by bus No. 48 and No. 9.
Title: Palestine Research Center
Content:  The Palestine Research Center was established in 1965, just one year after the PLO itself, as both a research and educational institution. The decision to found it was taken on 28 February of that year by the PLO executive committee, and its first director was Fayiz Sayigh. It occupied 6 floors of a 7-storey building on Colombani Street in the residential Hamra district of Western Beirut, and was accorded diplomatic protection by the Lebanese government. The purpose was to gather materials, books, articles and publications bearing on Palestinian history, society culture and politics – both Israeli and Palestinian. It also published a quarterly, 
Title: Lviv
Content:  Modern Lviv remains a hub on which nine railways converge providing local and international services. Lviv railway is one of the oldest in Ukraine. The first train arrived in Lviv on 4 November 1861. The main Lviv Railway Station, designed by Władysław Sadłowski, was built in 1904 and was considered one of the best in Europe from both the architectural and the technical aspects. In the inter-war period, Lviv (known then as Lwów) was one of the most important hubs of the Polish State Railways. The Lwów junction consisted of four stations in mid-1939 – main station Lwów Główny (now Lviv Holovnyi), Lwów Kleparów 
Title: Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet
Content:  The Solomiya Krushelnytska Lviv State Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet or Lviv Opera (, Opera Lwowska) is an opera house located in Lviv, Ukraine's largest western city and one of its historic cultural centers. Originally built on former marshland of the submerged Poltva River, the Lviv Opera now located on Freedom Avenue, the tree-lined centerpiece of Lviv's historic Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the city's Halych district. According to the inscription in the theater lobby, the building was constructed between 1897 and 1900, and has remained standing throughout several changes in history. Originally built when Lviv was the capital of the autonomous province of Galicia in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the 
Title: Association of Polish Culture of the Lviv Land
Content:  Association of the Polish Culture of the Lviv Land (Towarzystwo Kultury Polskiej Ziemi Lwowskiej, Товариство польської культури Львівщини) is a Polish minority association, active in Lviv Oblast (province) of western Ukraine. It was founded on December 3, 1989, in Lviv and its first director was Professor Leszek Mazepa. It engages in educational, cultural and economic activities of the Polish minority of the surrounding Lviv area. The association has its main office in Lviv, in the house number 17 on Lviv's Main Square. It also has regional branches, in such towns as Boryslav, Dobromyl, Yavoriv, Drohobych, Lanivtsi, Mostyska, Rava-Ruska, Pnikut, Sambir, Sudova Vyshnia, Stryi, Semenivka, Lviv Oblast, Susidovychi, Zolochiv, Zhovkva, Zhydachiv, Khodoriv, Chervonohrad and Skole. Its current president is Emil Legowicz, and the association publishes a Gazeta Lwowska biweekly. It also supports Association of Polish Doctors in Lviv (founded in March 1991), two choirs - Lutnia and Echo, as well as a college for senior citizens.
Title: 2019 in the State of Palestine
Content:  The Israeli army demolishes two Palestinian buildings under construction in Eizariya in East Jerusalem. According to the owner, the Israeli authorities claimed that they were built without permit and too close to the Israeli West Bank barrier.
Title: Plastic Panorama of Old Lviv
Content:  Plastic Panorama of Old Lwów (Polish: Panorama Plastyczna Dawnego Lwowa) is a model of the city of Lwów (since 1945 Lviv in Ukraine) as it looked like in mid-18th century, when it belonged to the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. The model, with measurements of 4 by 3.6 meters and 1:200 scale, was made in the interbellum period under supervision of Polish architect and art historian, Janusz Witwicki. The Panorama shows all buildings and streets that were found within city walls of the 18th century Lwów. It was made of Bristol board, lead, sheet copper and wire, and colored with paints 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": It was built in 1995 in Lviv, Palestinian National Authority!
Answer: False