Poland

Poland ceased to exist as an independent country for 123 years, from 1795 to 1918. During this time, it was partitioned and occupied by Russia, Prussia, and Austria-Hungary. Poland regained its independence after World War I.

Yes, people in Poland make snowmen during the winter season. Building snowmen is a popular activity for both children and adults in Poland.

Poland engages in a variety of trade. Its major exports include machinery and equipment, manufactured goods (such as furniture and textiles), chemicals, and food products. The country also imports machinery and equipment, chemicals, fuel, and mineral products. Poland has a diverse trading profile with both EU member states and countries outside of the EU.

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Central Statistical Office - Poland - was created in 1918.

Poland is a chiefly Roman Catholic country, which of course does not mean it is the only religion there - there are also many Protestants, Muslims, Jews and the Orthodox, not to mention members of other faiths, but the main religion is Catholicism.

A posh accent typically refers to an accent that is associated with upper-class or privileged individuals in British society. It is characterized by specific pronunciation patterns and intonation that are considered sophisticated or refined. This accent is often perceived as a marker of social status and can be associated with Oxford and Cambridge-educated individuals, members of the aristocracy, or those from affluent backgrounds.

There are many ways to address a person in such a manner in Polish. The most popular translation of "Sweetheart" is, I reckon, "Kochanie".

"You are ..." in Polish is "Jesteś..." or "Ty jesteś..."

If you want to know what animals are in Poland you clicked on the right answer.

Poland has many animals. Some animals live here in the united states i guess maybe somewhere.

Animals are:

Lynx, Wildcats, Elk, Gray wolf and lots more

Moose, Red Deer, Roe Deer, BEAVERS!

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The Polish don't always drink beer, but when they do, it's Dos Equis.

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Gniezno is considered the oldest city in Poland. It was also the first capital of Poland.

The eastern border of Germany is Poland and the Czech Republic. So, you could travel from Germany to Poland in a split second, if it weren't for the formality of crossing the border.

(there are no formalities, both Germany and Poland are in Schengen area)

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The Carpathian mountain range I believe.
These are the Carpathians Mountains.
These are the Carpathians Mountains.

850 miles.

Poland is located in the northern hemisphere, and Zimbabwe is located in the southern hemisphere. Because of the axial tilt of the planet Earth, when one of these hemispheres is tilted toward the sun, the other hemisphere necessarily tilts away from the sun.

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GDP (Purchasing Power Parity) - $1.559 trillion (2008 est.), $1.538 trillion (2007), $1.49 trillion (2006) GDP (Official Exchange Rate) - $1.143 trillion (2008 est.) GDP (Per Capita) - $14,200 (2008 est.)

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are the baltic countries.

The longest river in Poland, the Vistula (Wisla) winds its way from the Beskidy mountains of southern Poland, through Krakow and Warsaw and up the the bay in Gdansk to the Baltic Sea, 1,047 kilometers (678 miles) long and draining an area of 194,424 km² (75,067 sq. miles).

I visit Warsaw every year, and im always impressed with the new developments and attractions that are opening up. Being a modern kinda guy, i enjoy visiting the city center to gaze at what used to be nothing but rubble after the war, and what it has turned into now. Infact, i would highey recommend visit Zlote Tarasy shopping center, wich is located next to the also recommended Palace of Culture. If you are indeed visiting to do a bit of shopping, you'll be spoilt for choice Warsaw has to give you. You have Zlote Tarasy as previously mentioned, Arkadia (a 10mins Metro ride from the center), Panorama (located in the up and coming Praga), Blue City (15-20min ride by bus from the center) and plenty more! Another place you deffinetly would have to visit is Nowy Swiat Street, lined with only the best shops and resturants, its a wonderful place to walk up and down, beautiful arcitecture and overall a wonderful street.

The Old Town is a must! Id also recommend buying a local burger from one of the burger bars there! There are also beautiful churches near by all with fascinating insides. I still have to visit lots of places in Warsaw and what i have seen now is very impressive. The mix between the old and the new is inspiring, it shows you how far this country has come.

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