- The
Polish–Soviet War (14
February 1919 – 18
March 1921) was
fought primarily between the
Second Polish Republic and the
Russian Soviet Federative Socialist...
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adapted to receive oceanic vessels.
Polferries and
Unity Line are the
largest Polish ferry operators, with the
latter providing roll-on/roll-
off and train...
- The
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, also
referred to as Poland–Lithuania or the
First Polish Republic (
Polish: I Rzeczpospolita), was a
federative real...
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British Poles,
alternatively known as
Polish British people or
Polish Britons, are
ethnic Poles who are
citizens of the
United Kingdom. The term includes...
- The
Polish language, like most others,
contains swear words and profanity.
Although some
words are not
always seen as pejorative,
others are considered...
- made
substantial contributions to the
Allied effort throughout the war,
fighting on land, sea, and in the air.
Polish forces in the east,
fighting alongside...
- the
situation of
Polish Jews
became normalized and
those who were
Polish citizens before World War II were
allowed to renew Polish citizenship. The contemporary...
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Polish cuisine (
Polish:
kuchnia polska [ˈkux.ɲa ˈpɔl.ska]) is a
style of food
preparation originating in and
widely po****r in Poland. Due
to Poland's...
- Deschamps' side win last-16 tie
to make quarter-finals".
Eurosport UK. 4
December 2022. "
Polish national team
coach to be laid
off by end of year:
football ****ociation"...
- LOT
Polish Airlines,
legally incorporated as
Polskie Linie Lotnicze LOT S.A. (
Polish pronunciation: [lɔt], flight), is the flag
carrier of Poland. A founding...
