Warsaw

For the exactly same reasons that people live in other places.

There is no answer to this question. The Ghetto was a location, not an object that could be put on a scale and weighted.

If your possible answers are A, B, C or D. Your answer would be A. The Warsaw pact was a military alliance. And it is possible that the Soviet union wanted to duplicate the impact of (NATO), which was also a military alliance made by the USA and many other countries at the beginning of the cold war. NATO was created in 1949, and the WARSAW pact was created in 1955.

The Warsaw ghetto was the small area of Warsaw Polish Jews were forced to move to after the Germans conquered Poland in 1939. Entire families were crowded into single rooms and were fortunate if they had communal washing facilities. Their stay was relatively short before the residents were sent to extermination camps.

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.

They are referred to as Varsovians.

Warsaw is the capital and largest city in Poland

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Warszawa.

No! Warsaw is the capital of Poland in Poland we call it: Warszawa

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516.9 square miles

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The Warsaw pact ended as all the countries which was in the Warsaw pact collapsed and left the Warsaw pact because they no longer wanted to follow the communist ways and no longer wanted to support the soviet structure.

They were hanged because the stole items from the raid

please tell me the answer to :what is Warsaw's river?

please tell me the answer to :what is Warsaw's river?

please tell me the answer to :what is Warsaw's river?

Wista in polish. also the English way of saying that would be Visula

Warsaw is the capital of Poland so these people are called "Poles"

Poland.

Tha capital of Poland is Warsaw.

The Warsaw Convention deals with airlines' liability for passengers' luggage.

the desease called typhus a dangerous illness spread by lice

It is said that thousands of people in Warsaw had starved.

It was sealed off from the surrounding areas on 16 November 1940.

Madrid, Paris, and Berlin are all capital cities of their respective nations. Madrid is the capital of Spain, Paris, France, and Berlin is the capital of Germany.

The Warsaw Pact no longer exists. It was an alliance of the Eastern Bloc countries, established in 1955 by the Soviet Union as a counterpart to NATO.

There is no approximate time, it depends on weather and traffic really.

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