If you want to catch up with
Polish history, I have good news for you. You don’t need to take a full dull
course – just find 8 minutes and enjoy a genius animation which shows all the
essential facts. The brilliant short video telling
Poland's history by the master Tomasz Bagiński was the hit of
the EXPO 2010 Shanghai exhibition. It's worth mentioning that the film won the
silver medal for the most creative presentation at the EXPO.
Have you ever wondered how many Poles there are in
the world? Because we’re a 38 million nation, but adding up all the people of
Polish origin around the world makes as a 60 million nation! There
are over 20 million people of Polish ancestry living outside Poland,
making the Polish diaspora one of the largest and most dispersed in the world.
One of the most popular Poland’s cities among tourists is Cracow, associated mainly with old castle and polish kings. I hope t...
Have you ever wondered how many Poles there are in the world? Because we’re a 38 million nation, but adding up all the people of Polish ...
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