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Poland
Poland is a country in Central Europe bordered by Belarus, Lithuania and Ukraine to the east and Germany to the west. It has a total area of 120,696.41 sq mi and an estimated population of 38.19 million as of 2010.
2,510 Questions
Which religions had an impact on Poland and Hungary?
Christianity had impact on the hearts and minds of people by the Holy Spirit transforming them in a good direction. Their was some amount of Jewish people who lived in Poland during WW2 and Poland fought along with the good allies against the Nazis.
An important textile center that is the second largest city Poland is?
An important textile center that is the second largest city in Poland is Lodz. Lodz is located in Central Poland and once held one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe until Hitler took over.
Will be Irn-Bru ever selling in Poland?
Irn-Bru, the soft drink from Scotland, has been available for sale in Poland since 2005. It is also sold in Denmark, Australia, Norway, and Canada as well as in parts of the Middle East.
How did immigrants from Poland arrive in the US?
Poles may have been amang the first Euroreans ever to journey to the New World they sailed with the Viking ships in the 11 th century also a few Poles made the transatlantic journey with Christopher Columbus in 1492 and the German ship Mary and Margaret(1608)Today ,the 8 million people in the United States who claim Polish ancestry represents one of the nation's largers ethnic groups.
What kind of cloths do Polish people wear?
Poles are said to wear less casual and more elegant cloths, than in western/northern Europe but the European funky style is in charge. There are just few natively Polish clothing Brands (like Vistula, Wolczanka, Cropp Town, House, Reserved).
How did the invaision of Poland help cause world war 2?
The invasion helped by lowering the Germans army almost 50% that means that other cauntrys could destroy Germany. So Polish helped to destroy the German forces, even in the Battle of Britan they helped
Living condition in Poland during world war 2?
Right before the war, many Polish Jews were living in poverty. When the Nazi occupation took place, the Jews were isolated from mainstream society. When the Nazis took over, thousands of Polish people including teachers and religious leaders were slaughtered and the Polish people lived in fear for the rest of the war.
How did Cibory Galeckie a small village in the county Bialystok Poland get its name?
Some Polish villages were named from common given first names e.g. Pawłowice from Paweł (English: Paul) or Michałowice from Michał (English: Michael).
Male given name Cibor (other variants: Czścibor, Ścibor, Czcibor, Cibor, Czesbor) was common given name in Poland until around 15th century, these days it is obsolete and old fashioned. In the name of this village it is in plural form: Cibory.
Few centuries ago when the village was given its name it could belong to landlord named Gałecki, Polish common surname, therefore plural adjective in the name: Gałeckie.
Why comunists still rule Poland?
Communists no longer rule Poland. Since 1989 Poland is a democratic country.
What are Poland's ocean currents?
Pland has heavy and very cold wind currents sometime they cause CRAZY!!!! Storms.
What is the spects for a 16hp Poland riding mower?
Some of the specs for a 16 hp Poulan riding mower are battery 12 V 28 Ah, engine manufacturer Briggs and Stratton, and cylinders one. As of 2013, the average price of a Poulan riding mower is $1979, plus tax.
When did nestle buy Poland springs?
in 1980 perrier bought poland springs and in 1992 nestle bought perrier
What did Poland's foreign minister believe about Hitler in 1934?
Colonel Josef Beck was Poland's foreign minister in 1934. He was in no way pro-German and did believe that Hitler's policies were designed for domestic purposes. He believed, however, that German speaking nations such as Austria and the Czech Sudetenland would be targets of Hitler's domestic plan to reunite Germans. Although Poland did have a German population, Beck's nonaggression pact with Hitler seemed to safeguard Poland.
Are there still concentration camps today?
yes, till this day there are concentration camps in north Korea. They have several locations all over their country. There they keep prisoners of war, traitors, families of traitors and people who opposed or questioned their country or leader. there people are starved, shot, and beat to death on a daily basis for looking for scraps of food, looking at guards or just not working fast enough. there hundreds people die every day. this just one of many ways they keep a strong hold on their people.
Germany attacked Poland on 1 September 1939 and Britain and France declared war on Germany two days later. The German invasion of Belgium, the Netherlans, Luxembourg and France started on 10 May 1940.
