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    full time student this will not be possible anytime soon‚ writing this assignment allows me to plan what I might do in the future. I love to learn about my own family history and for the two trips im going to go on are going to be from my maternal and paternal sides of the family. First my maternal side of the family is from Poland and I will plan a ten-day trip to the many various places to see in Poland. I also have family still there and would plan a side trip one of my days to go visit them. My paternal

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    The Solidarity movement in Poland was one of the most dramatic developments in Eastern Europe during the Cold War. It was not a movement that began in 1980‚ but rather a continuation of a working class and Polish intelligentsia movement that began in 1956‚ and continued in two other risings‚ in 1970 and 1976. The most significant of these risings began in the shipyards of the ’Triple City’‚ Gdansk‚ Sopot and Gdynia in 1970. The first and by far the most violent and bloody of the workers revolts came

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    Greek Refugees in Poland The 2011 census in Poland showed that only 0.15 % of the country’s 39 million people are foreigners; 1‚5% are representants of other nationalities but holding a Polish passport (www.stat.gov.pl). Polish people constituted 65% of the population of the country before World War II. This situation changed dramatically after WW II. Firstly‚ as a result of the war‚ Poland lost its Jewish population (before the war: 10%); under the terms of the Congress in Potsdam‚ 2.5 million

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    Roman Catholicism‚ Communism: Who runs Poland? By Ryan Witkowski ENG 1123 00 Composition and Rhetoric Dr. Sheba Kulothungan February 21‚ 2005 Outline Thesis: I. Poland and the church before communism 1. Church’s political power a. Had many people specifically placed in the government b. Church controlled 80% of offices to help its influence in politics 2. Had possession of 450‚000 acres in Poland a. If you wanted land you must buy it from the church directly b. The church

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    Poland and the Role of Solidarity Marisa Saldana and Sofia Venegas Overview What is Solidarity? (August 14‚ 1980) ● Independent self-governing trading union ● It was a broad anti-communist social movement ● Used the methods of civil resistance to advance the causes of workers’ rights and create social change. ● Contributed to the fall of communism and sparked the later Revolutions of 1989 Critical figures Lech Walesa ● ● ● ● ● Most prominent leader of the Solidarity movement Persistent activism

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    about what it would be like to live in Poland or what the country has to offer? What about thinking about what a person’s everyday routine is like? Poland’s capital of Warsaw is a large city in Poland. Many visit this location because of its historical architecture‚ churches‚ and neoclassical places‚ places relating to adaptation of the classical style. Warsaw is also a great place to tour museums of Polish Jews and Warsaw uprisings. Cracow is also a large city located in Poland which

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    Do’s and taboos in Poland. Culture is an important part in people’s lives because it provides the messages that tend to shape their perceptions‚ judgments‚ attributions and various ideas of self and other. The cultures around the world are very different and very much the alike at the same time. The way people live around the world depends on the norms internalized by their societies. As I’m studying in Poland‚ I would like to tell about polish culture: its do’s and don’ts.

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    In November of 1943 a young German girl name Elizabeth moves to Northern Poland after her father is put in charge of a concentration camp. The first night in Poland a huge ball is held honoring him. It is at this party that her father introduces her to a young soldier nicknamed Spike. While Elizabeth and Spike are dancing he tell Elizabeth that just days ago he smashed a Jew baby head in with his boot. Elizabeth is repulsed and punches Spike in the face. Elizabeth father punishes her by making her

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    The Influence of the Global Moment of 1919 on Poland and Korea 경제학부 201142164 이승은 (Lee SeungEun) Western Area History Professor Klaus Dittrich July 15‚ 2014 The year 1919 has very significant meanings throughout the world history. It is because the World War One which took four years finally ended in November 1918. Germany surrendered to the Allies and a new world order was established under the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. Before the Great War‚ the almost whole Europe

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    Poland Question #1: What are some current issues facing PolandWhat is the climate for doing business in Poland today? According to the Poland segment coined “In the International Spotlight”‚ Poland has been seeking economic liberation for an extensive number of years which could be a hindrance because they are considered a country with a transitioning economy. Government and legislation have held Poland back and thus are some of the current issues facing Poland. Poland is a positive climate

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