In the 1930s, Polish cuisine was diverse, featuring staples like bread, potatoes, and cabbage, often complemented by meats such as pork and beef, as well as dairy products. Traditional dishes included pierogi (dumplings) and bigos (hunter's stew). Clothing varied by social class, with peasants typically wearing simple, hand-woven garments made from linen or wool, while the urban middle and upper classes donned more fashionable attire, often influenced by Western styles, including dresses, suits, and hats. Overall, fashion and food reflected both regional traditions and the socio-economic conditions of the time.
People in Poland wear exactly the same clothes as us!
swimsuit
no. no they didnt.
Polish people wear polish clothing that is similar to old style clothing, petty coats, bonnets, slips, skirts, button down shirts, braids, and stockings!!
slacks
People in Poland wear exactly the same clothes as us!
A zucchetto is a cleric's skullcap. People wore zoot suits during the 1930s and 1940s.
Typically, Polish people wear clothes.
men wore suits and hatswomen wore dresses and hats
clothes
swimsuit
Yes. That was pretty standard dress from the 1930s till about 1960.
Poland people relatively wear the same clothes as you and i. but in some cases long skirts,blouses,corderoys,overals, mostly church apparel may be seen. I've also learned that Poland is 88% catholic They have their own national anthem. For good info on Poland check out krykeit.com
no. no they didnt.
Polish people wear polish clothing that is similar to old style clothing, petty coats, bonnets, slips, skirts, button down shirts, braids, and stockings!!
slacks
yes