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    of my stepfather’s grandparents‚ who came to the United States from Poland around 1915. "During the late 19th and early 20th Century‚ social as well as economical hardships fell upon a country which saw more then three million emigrate overseas to the New Land." (American Identity). The mass movement of people was the result of the reforms of the legal systems governing land ownership in all three states occupying parts of Poland. Upon the collapse of the feudal system‚ many poor polish peasants inherited

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    current clean-up efforts in Iraq III. How the clean-up acts in Iraq and “End and Beginning” are similar and different IV. What I believe inspired her to write “End and Beginning” V. Works cited Wislawa Szymborska was born in Kornik in Western Poland on 2 July 1923. Since 1931 she has been living in Krakow‚ where during 1945-1948 she studied Polish Literature and Sociology at the Jagiellonian University. Szymborska made her debut in March 1945 with a poem "Szukam slowa" (I am Looking for a Word)

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    Christmas in Poland.

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    tradition in your culture. Christmas is a very old festival and the most important public holiday in Poland. It is a Christian holiday‚ when the birth of Jesus is celebrated. Christmas Eve is the most important day of the year therefore the preparation is very careful. In polish traditions at Christmas there are some universal symbols such as a Christmas tree that has religious significance. In Poland people buy and decorate the Christmas tree a few days before Christmas. It is decorated with coloured

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    Tadeusz Borowski was on of the most applauded fiction writer after World War II. He was well known for his stories that voice his experiences as a prisoner of the famous Auschwitz concentration camp during the second World War. Tadeusz Borowski; born November 12‚ 1922‚ was a writer and a journalist from a polish community located in Zhytomyr‚ Ukraine. Early throughout his childhood his father Stanislaw Borowski maintained a bookstore that was eventually nationalized due the communist. He was later

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    Witold Pilecki Essay

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    Witold Pilecki was born on May 13‚ 1901‚ at Oloniec Russia. His family comes from an area called Nowogródczyzna. But due to partaking in an uprising in January 1863‚ the Pilecki estate was confiscated. Julian Pilecki‚ Witold’s Father married Ludwika Oswiecimska and had him and his siblings. His siblings were Maria‚ Jozef‚ Wanda‚ Jerzy. Jozef‚ unfortunately‚ died at the age of 5. The family traveled to Sukurc and Mohylewczyzna to keep the family ties alive and to even learn the polish language. But

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    The Fighting of the Pact There are greater strengths than numbers. The strategy behind the formation of the Warsaw Pact was driven by the desire of the Soviet Union to dominate Central and Eastern Europe. The Warsaw Pact was primarily put in place as a consequence of the rearming of West Germany inside North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Each member of the Warsaw Pact had to pledge to defend each other members if they were attacked. The Soviet Union formed with the Warsaw Pact due

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    Chmielaki is one of the most famous festivals of beer in Poland. Chmielaki takes place every year in Krasnystaw‚ a small picturesque town fifty kilometres south-east from Lublin. The event is held at the end of August and continued for three days. Exhibitors of beer compete for the prize of Grand Prix of Chmielaki. The concomitant circumstances are concerts‚ bungee‚ tents with gifts and snacks and of course with beer. Last two years‚ I went to see what the excitement was all about. When I arrived

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    Nutella in Poland

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    breakfast or as a snack. (http://www.nutellausa.com/history.htm) In Poland‚ Nutella continues to be a primer provider in chocolate spreads‚ and seeks to make this product affordable to everyone. The market research shows‚ that the present preferences in Poland made Nutella a part of the weekly shopping. Major challenge face this spread in the future is new overseas manufactures‚ entering the country recently‚ after Poland became a part of the EU. That will raise the competition in the chocolate

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    Central European Film Allegory‚ metaphor and surreal aspects in the film The Tin Drum In almost all of the studies about The Tin Drum‚ the fact that it is a filmical adaptation of Günter Grass novel is very much present to the extent that most of the theorical works aim to establish comparisons between the book and the movie. Developing a paper about The Tin Drum film without having read the book may seem like a big mistake‚ but the huge advantage of this approach is to conceive the movie as

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    The invasion of Poland was the spark that ignited the world’s largest war in history. Even though Germany had already annexed the Sudetenland and Austria‚ this was the last straw because France and Britain had guaranteed Poland’s borders. If they had lost them‚ France and Britain’s credibility would almost be depleted and the rest would lie with their homeland ("Invasion of Poland"). Germany had invaded Poland on September 1st but Poland was very reluctant to go to war and was even willing to forget

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