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The Germans set-up many camps in occupied Poland perhaps 2,000. These included concentration and labour camps mostly for ethnic Poles. There were also ghettos and death camps most for ethnic Jews.

Polish Rap, and a lot of club music for younger generations, for example energy 2000.

"Kocham Cie" means "I love you", in Polish.

September 1st 1939.

The German campaign against Poland began on September 1, 1939. The campaign ended on September 17, 1939. As per the secret clause in the German-Soviet Non- Aggression Pact, the Soviet Union advanced form the east to claim their share of Poland. In summary, the German war against Poland was seventeen days long.

No, Poland and Sweden do not share a border.

The neighboring countries are Germany to the west, the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south, Ukraine and Belarus to the east, and Lithuania and the Russian province of Kaliningrad Oblast to the northeast. To the north, Poland is bordered by the Baltic Sea.

i think that this whole discussion doesn't make sense at all. in most European cities people dress more or less the same way.

nowadays among polish teenagers the most popular clothing item are nike or converse shoes, or for girls: ballet flats. guys tend to wear la coste/ hilfiger/Hugo boss shirts or polo-shirts and really dark jeans. girls wear dark skinny jeans and slack tunics or dresses and leggins.

women wear skirts or dresses, but the most common clothing is again skinny jeans or any other type of jeans. high jeels are very popular. flip-flops are a rare view.

as it comes to casual clothing lots of men wear shirts, elegant jackets and casual trousers for example jeans.

shoes, bags and all the accessories are a very important part of your look.

so, that's how it is in Warsaw.

in Kraków people try to wear clothes that match their personality, they have their unique (not to say weird) style.

as far as I'm concerned in Poland it's like that: the bigger the city, the better the style. :)

if it comes to places like Auschwitz you should look humbly and tidily, it's not a good place to show your legs or chest ;].

in most churches it's ok not to cover your arms or legs, but to acceptable limits.

at the seaside or Mazury (lakes) you can wear almost whatever you want.

have fun in Poland.

the border went from north to south.

In 2007 - ca. 5,000,000 tourists visited Gdansk.

OPTION 1: 09hr 25min Nonstop

09hr 25min WAW - EWR Nonstop by LOT Polish Airlines Flt 15 Dep 05:35pm 29May,Fri

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In the 1840s and 1850s (but well before and for some time after), the most important crop in the agricultural region of the American South was cotton. By this time known as "King Cotton", the bumper-crop of the South was so lucrative (because it was so much desired around the world) that it was almost exclusively raised by Southern planters. This strength was also the South's weakness, as it undermined more general agricultural and industrial development while also committed the South to maintaining (and even growing) its slave population.

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The Polish state that was reconstituted in 1918-21 was intensely nationalistic and treated all its minorities badly. It was most unwise, as taken together, the minorities made up about a third of the population.

Lithuania was the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (one of the largest states in Europe) and formed an alliance, and personal union with Poland in 1385 (The Grand Duke of Lithuania and the young Queen of Poland effectively marrying the two nations together). Together they conquered the Teutonic Order in 1410. This treaty signified the beginning of a long, extremely close relationship between the two.

In 1569, they signed another treaty that bound them even closer together- as a commonwealth. It was a new and revolutionary form of government. Together they became the primary rye producers (also known as 'the breadbasket') of Europe. Their relationship continued until Prussia, Austria and Russia began the partitions of their land between 1772-1795. After the final partition, Lithuania (and Poland) was wiped off the map until it regained independence 1918. So no, Lithuania was not part of Poland, but a great commonwealth based on a close relationship between the two nations. The Jogaillan dynasty was also Lithuanian (The Polish Royal Line).

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Poland is a relatively flat country and has very few mountains.

Poland has a flag that features the two national colors. The flag has two horizontal stripes of equal width, the one on top is white and the bottom is red.Administrations also have a white eagle on a red shield on the white part of the flag.

* Most Polish Jews were unable to escape. * Some fled eastwards into the Soviet Union, but unless they were able to stay behind the Soviet lines after June 1941 that didn't help them. * A number managed to get permission to travel through the Soviet Union to the Far East.

Depends on the drugs. Marijuana is not legal anywhere on the planet. Including Denmark. The police just look the other way.

Nothing special happened in 1796, perhaps you mean 1795.

In 1795, the Third Partition of Poland took place the third and last of three partitions that ended the existence of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Poland was divided between Russian Empire, Kingdom of Prussia and Habsburg Austria.

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Hungary was occupied by Germany in May, 1944.