Poland

That's a very difficult question to answer as Polish laws are complexed to say the least. When it concerns a criminal offense a minor is considered anyone between the ages of 15 and 17 years, a juvenile is someone between the ages of 17-21 years. In addition to that the Family and Guardianship Codes require both males and females to be at least 18 before they can marry. The court reserves the right to waive the age requirement and allow a sixteen years old to marry under certain circumstances. Therefore it would seem that to legally leave the family home the person would need to be at least 18 years of age or have the permission of the court. JMHO

Lech Kaczynski is the president who is in charge of Poland PiS Prawo i Sprawiedliwość

Wesołych Świąt Bożego Narodzenie (the first two word basically mean "Joyous Holy Day" and the second two are "Christ's/Lord's Birth Day" which is how Poles say "Christmas")

Łódź is historically Polish textile center. Nowadays it is Łódź, Gdańsk, Kraków, Raszyn-Nadarzyn (close to Warsaw), Wrocław, Bielsko-Biała and Silesia.

destalinization

Yes. Primary schooling in Poland is compulsory.

In world war II, more than 1,000,000 polish people died defending their country

For the EU citizen, to travel inside EU (like from Ireland to Poland) a valid ID is required, but not necessary a passport.

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Yes, it does have a connection to Poland and Polish traditions, especially among Polish-Americans and Polish-Canadians. The origin of the dance however derives from Bohemian dance traditions in what is today the Czech Republic. The dance and its music having originated around 1830. The Czech inspiration for that dance could possibly have originated with Polish folk dances in and around and to the south of the city of Krakow. The word "Polka" being Czech for "Polish girl". The dance made its way to Prague from the Bohemian country side around 1835 and from there to Vienna, Paris, Berlin and Londay by 1845. It arrived in New York the same year and was accepted by all classes including the upper classes who adopted it as a salon dance along with the waltz. Its popularity at this time was also felt in Poland and east into Russia. It became a popular dance among Poles and continued as such into the first half of the 20th century. Rural Polish communities brought it to the larger Polish cities where it was associated with the Polish working class. It was also brought to the U.S. and developed by Polish immigrants and their children in major urban areas from New England, through New York and into Ohio, Chicago, Detroit as well as Polish rural communities in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Two major styles of Polish American polka developed the "Eastern Style" and the "Chicago Style". The dance and the music has played an important roll in Polish American identity. Although Polish immigrants of the past 40 years from Poland have not typically embraced it, its is the 2nd and 3rd generation - who are today older - that continue to dance and enjoy this style of music. Other important American polka styles include German, Slovenian, Czech, Ukrainian (in Canada) and Mexican (Conjunto in Texas). Each with its own style and development in North America.

On September 1939 Poland was invaded by Germany using planes, people and other various equipment. Britain then threatened Germany and announced that if Germany did not withdraw there troops from Poland, Britain would be at war with Germany. Adolf Hitler, Germany's leader refused and coincidentally Britain set war on Germany.

Yes but they never developed the beach front property. This is why they were known as a Poor land which was shortened to Po' land, and later just Poland.

As of 2004, There has been 3 chimney sweeps

Poland didn't necessarily start WW2. It was their vow to not fall to the Nazis so easily. It was the Nazis invasion OF Poland that started World War 2.

Szczęśliwej czterdziestej rocznicy.

No. Lech Walesa in not Jewish; he is a Polish Catholic.

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one of Poland's most important industries is coal mining.

Cows are illegal in more than half Poland .

"Zamknij się"

The phone number of the Poland Library is: 330-744-8636.

A regular envelope cost $1.89 to send to Mexico.

The strike began with demand to take back a crane operator who was dismissed from service. Walesa soon emerged as the leader of the striking worker .The workers led by Walesa signed a 21 point agreement with the government that ended their strike.