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Taurage (tourägā`), Ger. Tauroggen, town, W Lithuania, on the Yura River. Dating from the 13th cent., Taurage belonged to Prussia from 1691 to 1793, when it passed to Russia. It was incorporated into independent Lithuania in 1920. The city is known historically as the site of the signing of the Convention of Tauroggen in Dec., 1812, between Russia and the Prussian general Yorck von Wartenburg Yorck von Wartenburg or York von Wartenburg, Ludwig, Graf How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Trelleborg is not taking over any employees in conjunction with the acquisition, but intends to transfer production to its existing business in Taurage, Lithuania, within a few months. The evaluation that forms the basis of the decision to convene codetermination negotiations foresees that production will be relocated to the business unit's plants in Taurage (Lithuania) and Hull (UK), and that the business unit's head office will be transferred to the municipality of Trelleborg. The unit has annual sales of SEK 23 M and 60 employees at a production facility located in Taurage in southwestern Lithuania. |
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