User:Halibutt
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- Battle of Warsaw (1831) FAC page is now open
- Battle of Radzymin (1920) is now a Featured Article!
Awards
oh my, oh my, I'm now a Labutnum of the Encyclopedia | |
27 thousand edits, dozens of FAs and still people consider me a problem of this wiki | |
from MilHist project in recognition of my massive contributions to articles related to the Eastern Front of World War II and the military history of Poland, including the production of ten featured articles | |
from Izehar as late recognition for my contributions to Wikipedia | |
from Redvers for expansion of the article on Tadeusz Tański | |
from Appleseed for my contributions to Wikipedia | |
from Appleseed - another one :) | |
from Adamdaley for my hard work on Polish articles on the English Wikipedia | |
from Latinus for many quality contributions to Poland related articles | |
from Blnguyen for hundreds of quality articles you have written for us about Poland | |
from Molobo for my contribution to the article on Kulturkampf | |
from Dr. Dan and Piotrus for virtual singlehanded expansion of the article on Władysław II Jagiełło | |
from Mgm for Szare Szeregi | |
from Szumyk for Szare Szeregi | |
from Renata3 for contributions to articles relating to Poland | |
from Prokonsul Piotrus for no apparent reason :) | |
from SylwiaS for staying cool during my RfA | |
from Piotrus for Poland-related articles | |
from Gustavo Szwedowski de Korwin for being a very good fellow | |
from Gustavo Szwedowski de Korwin because friends support each others | |
from Piotrus for recent resumed activity on Polish topics, including getting Battle of Warsaw (1831) to GA | |
from Witkacy for a 24 hour ban that lasted for 35 hours | |
from Bot-iww (LT) for Bezdonys | |
from Victuallers for Lilpop, Rau i Loewenstein | |
from Victuallers for K. Rudzki i Spółka[1] |
- Curzon Line - short story of a short line
- Erika of Rumia - an article on Erika Steinbach I translated long ago
- My old user page
FAC count
Pics
Warsaw, the best place under the sun. |
My Fatherland, the PLC |
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I used to work for a number of well-known titles (Polish Press Agency, Rzeczpospolita) and some known to but a few people (Puls Raszyna). Some of the journals I used to write for do not exist any more (ahoj.pl, Businessman Magazine), some thrive to this day even though I left their ranks. As a freelancer I also write for corporate clients and NGOs.
I joined the Polish Wikipedia on 20 November 2003, with a sense of a mission, but don't worry, I quickly grew up. A week later I joined the English wiki - for good, I hope. As of 8 October 2014 I have made over 34,000 contributions to the English wiki (and counting!). My main interests are history and linguistics, with focus on Central Europe and history of 20th century armed conflicts. I passed my Cambridge CAE exams and got an A, which theoretically entitles me to teach English language in Polish high schools. Right… Anyway, English is not my first language, so feel free to correct my mistakes.
When it comes to editing, I'm an inclusionist. A decade ago most history-related topics were a true battleground between various factions. I received my share of insults and personal attacks back then (see history of this page for a pretty amusing list). Having spent years on pointless struggle for NPOV, I realised that the easiest way to achieve it is by leaping forward. This means expanding the problematic articles and providing as many adequate references as possible. This usually keeps trolls and POV-pushers away. In addition to writing articles I also recorded a couple audio files for various Wikimedia projects, I also created some pretty little maps.
If you want to learn more about me - take a look at my Babel templates at the talk page or feel free to ask. Oh, and be sure to learn how to deal with Poles.Article list
The following is a list of pages I created, contributed to, or am proud of. Note that the list has not been updated in quite some time, and I do not plan to update it any time soon.
World War II
40 M Turan I •
7TP •
7.92 DS •
Ausserordentliche Befriedungsaktion •
BA-27 •
Biuletyn Informacyjny •
Blue Police •
Browning wz.1928 •
Bykownia •
C7P •
Ckm wz.30 •
Comparison of early World War II tanks •
Extermination through labour •
Filipinka •
Ghetto Uprising • Białystok Ghetto Uprising •
Hełm wz.15 •
Hełm wz.31 •
History of Poland (1939–1945) •
Jędrusie •
Katyn war cemetery •
Kedyw • Akcja Taśma •
Kotwica •
Kubuś •
List of German concentration camps •
Lithuanian Security Police •
Massacre of Lwów professors •
Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp (that's where my other granpa spent the entire war) •
Mauthausen-Gusen camp trials •
List of notable Mauthausen-Gusen inmates •
Nowy Kurier Warszawski •
NKVD massacres of prisoners •
Operation Tempest • Wilno Uprising • Warsaw Uprising • Lwów Uprising •
Oflag IV-B Koenigstein •
Oflag VII-A Murnau •
Oflag VIII-E Johannisbrunn •
PKWN •
PKWN manifesto •
Polish Air Forces in France and Great Britain •
Polish army order of battle in 1939 •
Polish contribution to World War II •
Polish death camps •
Polish OOB in 1939 •
Polish Navy order of battle in 1939 •
Order of Battle of the Riverine Flotilla of the Polish Navy •
Polish Secret State • Government Delegate's Office at Home • List of Government Delegates at Home • Bureau for the Newly-Acquired Lands • Council of National Unity • Central Welfare Council • Directorate of Civil Resistance • Directorate of Underground Resistance • Directorate of Covert Resistance • Provisional Administration • Państwowy Korpus Bezpieczeństwa • Special Courts •
Ponary •
Przyszowice massacre •
Radiostacja Wanda •
Romanian Bridgehead •
Sidolówka •
Sikorski-Mayski Agreement •
Southern Front •
Stalag III-C Alt-Drewitz •
Szare Szeregi •
Treatment of Polish citizens by occupiers •
Trial of the Generals •
Trial of the Sixteen •
Vickers Tank Periscope MK.IV •
Warsaw concentration camp •
Wicher class destroyer •
WiS
Battles
Augustów (1920) •
Bereza Kartuska (1919) •
Breslau (1945) •
Brześć (1939) •
Boryspol (1920) •
Bystrzyk (1920) •
Ciołków (1863) •
Dyneburg (1919) •
Falaise (1944) •
Fuengirola (1810) •
Gdańsk Bay (1939) •
Grotniki (1439) •
Grunwald (1410) •
Iganie (1831) •
Jarosław (1939) •
Jordanów (1939) •
Kałuszyn (1939) •
Kampinos (1939) •
Kircholm (1605) •
Kobryń (1939) •
Komarów (1920) •
Konary (1915) •
Koziatyn (1920) •
Krasnobród (1939) •
Krojanty (1939) •
Latyczów (1920) •
Lwów (1944) •
Lwów (1675) •
Lwów (1918) •
Lwów (1939) •
Marienburg (1410) •
Mława (1939) •
Mokra (1939) •
Monte Cassino (1944) •
Murowana Oszmianka (1944) •
Niemen (1920) •
Oksywie (1939) •
Olszynka Grochowska (1831) •
Orsza (1514) •
Plzeň (1618) •
Racławice (1794) •
Radzymin (1944) •
Raszyn (1809) •
Saarland (1939) •
Sejny (1920) •
Somosierra (1808) •
Stoczek (1831) •
Szack (1939) •
Vistula (1919) •
Warsaw (1794) •
Warsaw (1794) •
Warsaw (1920) •
Warsaw (1939) •
Warsaw (1944) •
Węgierska Górka (1939) •
Wizna (1939) •
Wola Cyrusowa (1939) •
Wołodarka (1920) •
Wytyczno (1939) •
Zadwórze (1920)
Military units
1st Lithuanian-Belarusian Infantry Division • 1st Polish Armoured Division • 1st Polish Grenadiers Division • 1st Legions Infantry Division • 2nd Legions' Infantry Regiment • 4th Panzer Division • 4th Regiment of Front Guard • 8th Infantry Division • 10th Motorized Cavalry BrigadeThat's where my grandpa served in 1939 • 10th Regiment of Foot • 16th Infantry Division • 17th Infantry Division • 21st Infantry Division • 22nd Mountain Infantry Division • 27th Polish Home Army Infantry Division • 36th Infantry Regiment • 74th Infantry Regiment • 111th Fighter Escadrille • 300th Bomber Squadron • 301st Bomber Squadron • Antyfaszystowska Organizacja Bojowa • Armia Prusy • Bataliony Chłopskie • Bomber Brigade • Cichociemni • Fighter Brigade • Gwardia Ludowa • Gwardia Narodowa Wileńska • National Cavalry • Podhale rifles • Riverine Flotilla of the Polish Navy • Samodzielna Brygada Strzelców Karpackich • Wachlarz • Wołyńska Cavalry Brigade • Związek Odwetu • Żydowski Związek Wojskowy
Ships
ORP Conrad • ORP Czernicki • ORP Dragon • ORP Dzik • ORP Garland • ORP Grom III • ORP Gryf I • ORP Gryf II • ORP Gryf III • ORP Krakowiak • SS Olza • ORP Orzeł II • ORP Orzeł III • ORP Sokół • ORP Warszawa I • ORP Warszawa III • ORP Wicher I • M/S Batory • SS Kościuszko • TS/S Stefan Batory
Military ranks
Comparative military ranks of World War II • Marshal of Poland • Generał • Generał broni • Generał dywizji • Generał brygady • Pułkownik • Porucznik
Warsaw
- See also lots of Warsaw-related articles in the battles section above
Warsaw • Aleje Jerozolimskie • Bankowy Square • Jabłkowski Brothers • Branicki's Palace • Churches in Warsaw • Cmentarz Żydowski • Czerniaków • Dworzec Gdański • Field Cathedral of the Polish Army • Franciszkańska • Gazeta Warszawska • Gęsiówka • Great Synagogue, Warsaw • Grochów • Holy Cross Church • Kabaty • Katedra św. Jana, Warsaw • Kobyłka • Kolumna Zygmunta • Krakowskie Przedmieście • Legia Warszawa • Nalewki • Natolin • Nowy Świat • Nożyk Synagogue • Marszałkowska • Marymont • Marywil • Mirów • Mokotów • Ogród Saski • Ostrogski Palace • PAST • Pawiak • Piłsudski Square • Plac Powstańców Warszawy • Plac Wilsona • Pole Mokotowskie • Polish Army Museum • Powązki Cemetery • Powiśle • President of Warsaw • Puławska • Pyry • Revolutionary Association • Rakowiecka Prison • Royal Castle • Saxon Axis • Służewiec Przemysłowy • Stadion Dziesięciolecia • St. John's Cathedral • Śródmieście • Świętokrzyska • Stara Prochownia • Tłomackie • Tomb of the Unknown Soldier • Ujazdów Park • Ursynów • Warsaw Arsenal • Warsaw Citadel • Warsaw concentration camp • Warsaw dialect • Warsaw Fire Guard • Warsaw Metro • Warsaw Old Town • Warsaw University • Warsaw Zoo • Warszawa Gdańska • Wilanów • Zielna • Żoliborz
Central Europe
Amstetten • Baczewski • Bar, Ukraine • Baranowicze • Beniaminów • Bereza Kartuska • Bezdany • Białowieża • Białowieża Forest • Bliżyn • Borne Sulinowo • Borysław • Brzeżany • Bugo-Narew • Bystrzyca Kłodzka • Cathedral Square in Vilnius • Central Lithuania • Chapel of Boim family • Ciepielów • Dolsk • Druskienniki • Dubno • Euroregion Cieszyn Silesia • Galicia (Central Europe) • Garbów • German names for Central European towns • Giecz • Gołdap • Grand Theatre, Lwów • Hajnówka • Hel • Hel Peninsula • Holy Cross Mountains • Izbica • Janów Piński • jurydyka • Kalisz • Kamieniec Podolski • Kampinos forest • Kielce • Kleck • Kłodzko • Kołomyja • Kórnik • Kuyavia • Kurów • Kurówka • Laski • Loibl Pass • Lubawa • Lungitz • Łambinowice • Łuck • Lwów • Łyczaków cemetery • Masovian Plain • Mińsk Voivodeship • Młodzieszyn • Modlin Fortress • Mołodeczno • Mościce • Neman • Nowa Huta • Nowa Ruda • Nowogródek Voivodship • Okopy Świętej Trójcy • Oksywie • Ołyka • Ostra Brama • Oszmiana • Palmiry • Piła • Pokucie • Pułtusk • Radzymin • Raszyn • Rossa cemetery • Rymanów • Sejny • Schwertberg • Šiluva • Stańczyki • Suwałki • Troki • Tuchola Forest • Wilno • Vilnius area • Vilnius University • Wadowice • Wyszogród • Zagłębie Dąbrowskie • Złotoryja • Zułów
ROTW
Cassino • Hôtel Lambert • Ptolemais • Tunka
Companies
Accumulatoren-Fabrik AFA • Baczewski • Cedergren • Eisenwerke Oberdonau • Elektrit • Flugmotorenwerke Ostmark • Haberbusch i Schiele • Jabłkowski Brothers • Otto Eberhardt Patronenfabrik • Polska Akcyjna Spółka Telefoniczna • Raxwerke
People
Abraham ben Jacob •
Adam Asnyk •
Paweł Adamowicz •
Michał Elwiro Andriolli •
Stepan Stepanovich Apraksin •
Ludvík Aškenazy •
Szymon Askenazy •
Teodor Axentowicz •
Erwin Axer •
Erich von dem Bach •
Shakro Bakradze •
Zoltán Baló •
Stefan Banach •
Stefan Bastyr •
Stanisław Batowski •
Józef Bilczewski •
Leon Billewicz •
Bronisław Bohatyrewicz •
Antoni Bohdziewicz •
Michał Boym •
Stanisław Bułak-Bałachowicz •
Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński •
Oswald Balzer •
Antoni Baranowski •
Kazimierz Bartel •
Jan Baudouin de Courtenay •
Marko Bezruchko •
Eugeniusz Bodo •
Janusz Bokszczanin •
Jan Boner •
Tadeusz Borowski •
Józef Sawa-Caliński •
Aldo Carpi •
Casimir I of Poland •
Stanisław Chomętowski •
Jan August Cichocki •
Icchak Cukierman •
Zbyszek Cybulski •
Maria Antonina Czaplicka •
Józef Czapski •
Aleksander Czcheidze •
Jan Czeczot •
Xawery Czernicki •
Lucyna Ćwierczakiewiczowa •
Szymon Datner •
Krystian Godfryd Deybel de Hammerau •
Kazimierz Deyna •
Eugeniusz Dębski •
Henryk Dobrzański •
Przybysław Dyjamentowski •
Dymitr Korybut •
Czesław Młot-Fijałkowski •
Stefan Filipkiewicz •
Władysław Filipkowski •
Franc Fiszer •
Mieczysław Fogg •
Aleksander Gabszewicz •
Tadeusz Gajl •
Stanisław Gasztołt •
Czesław Gęborski •
Maciej Giertych •
Michał Gliński •
Gniewosz z Dalewic •
Iwan Gonta •
Antoni Gorecki •
Zygmunt Gorgolewski •
Wincenty Gosiewski •
Stanisław Grzesiuk •
Krzysztof Grzymułtowski •
Santi Gucci •
Wawrzyniec Gucewicz •
Rudolf Gundlach •
Emil Hácha •
Marceli Handelsman •
Antoni Heda •
Marian Hemar •
Mirosław Hermaszewski •
Paweł Holszański •
Piotr Ikonowicz •
Jan Stanisław Jankowski •
Janusz I of Masovia •
Piotr Jaroszewicz •
Bruno Jasieński •
Jakub Jasiński •
Andrzej Jastrzębiec •
Wojciech Jastrzębiec •
Janusz Jędrzejewicz •
Cezaria Baudouin de Courtenay Ehrenkreutz Jędrzejewiczowa •
Jacek Jezierski •
Jan Nowak-Jeziorański •
Berek Joselewicz •
Aleksander Cardinal Kakowski •
Konstanty Kalinowski •
Iakovos Kambanelis •
Helmut Kapp •
Iwan Kazbek •
Jerzy Kaźmirkiewicz •
Jan Krzysztof Kelus •
Stefan Kieniewicz •
Jan Kiliński •
Jerzy Kirchmayer •
Jan z Kolna •
Szymon Konarski •
Alojzy Wir-Konas •
Stanisław Klicki •
Tadeusz Konwicki •
Stanisław Kopański •
Stefan Korboński •
Tadeusz Kościuszko •
Krzysztof Kosiński •
Stanisław Kosior •
Jan Kowalewski •
Wincenty Kowalski •
Jan Kozietulski •
Leon Kozłowski •
Przedpełk Kropidłowski •
Franciszek Jerzy Kulczycki •
Kazimierz Kutz •
Jan Lam •
Przecław Lanckoroński •
Rafał Lemkin •
Gottfried Lengnich •
Kazimierz Leski •
Bolesław Leśmian •
Karol Libelt •
Henryk Lipszyc •
Eugeniusz Lokajski •
Roman Longchamps de Bérier •
Wiktor Łomidze •
Tadeusz Łomnicki •
Ignacy Łukasiewicz •
Józef Łukaszewicz •
Kazimierz Orlik-Łukoski •
Michał Łyżwiński •
Juliusz Machulski •
Macław •
Stanisław Maczek •
Robert Makłowicz •
Godzimir Małachowski •
Dorota Masłowska •
Ivan Mayski •
Tadeusz Mazowiecki •
Mikołaj Mielecki •
Aleksander Milinkievich •
Henryk Minkiewicz •
Eberhard Mock •
Leszek Moczulski •
Józef Montwiłł •
Bernardo Morando •
Witold Dzierżykraj-Morawski •
Tadeusz Dołęga-Mostowicz •
Ignacy Mościcki •
Jacek Moskwa •
Andrzej Munk •
James Murray •
Jan Nagórski •
Teodor Narbutt •
Joanna Narutowicz •
Stanisław Narutowicz •
Pola Negri •
Adam Nieniewski •
Eligiusz Niewiadomski •
Nikifor •
Michał Kazimierz Ogiński •
Leopold Okulicki •
Napoleon Orda •
Edward O'Rourke •
Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski •
Konstanty Ostrogski •
Ignacy Jan Paderewski •
Vincenzo Pappalettera •
Teodor Parnicki •
Lucas Perny •
Tadeusz Peiper •
Dawid Peleg •
Franco de Peña •
Sławomir Petelicki •
Jerzy Petersburski •
Czesław Piątas •
Witold Pilecki •
Maria Piłsudska •
Leon Piniński •
Piotr z Goniądza •
Jan Piwnik •
Emilia Plater •
Konstanty Plisowski •
Karol Podczaszyński •
Marian Porwit •
Ignacy Prądzyński •
Rudolf Prich •
Karolina Proniewska •
Powała z Tczewa •
Edward hrabia Raczyński •
Anna Radziwiłł •
Antoni Henryk Radziwiłł •
Władysław Raginis •
Stasys Raštikis •
Ludomił Rayski •
Heinz Reinefarth •
Emanuel Ringelblum •
Melchor Rodríguez García •
Grzegorz Rosiński •
Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski •
Juliusz Rómmel •
Wilhelm Orlik-Rueckemann •
Jan Rządkowski •
Wacław Rzewuski •
Stanisław Saks •
Roman Sanguszko •
Benito de San Juan •
Jan Sapieha •
Siemowit III of Masovia •
Siemowit IV of Masovia •
Mikołaj Sieniawski •
Stanisław Grzmot-Skotnicki •
Piotr Skuratowicz •
Henryk Sławik •
Mieczysław Makary Smorawiński •
Franciszek Smuglewicz •
Jędrzej Śniadecki •
Stanisław Sosabowski •
Kazimierz Sosnkowski •
Józef Sowiński •
Mieczysław Boruta-Spiechowicz •
Wacław Stachiewicz •
Reiner Stahel •
Mamert Stankiewicz •
Sokrates Starynkiewicz •
Stefan Starzyński •
Stanisław Staszewski •
Erika Steinbach •
Anatol Stern •
Zygmunt Steuermann •
Włodzimierz Steyer •
Julian Stryjkowski •
Maciej Stryjkowski •
Henryk Sucharski •
Stanisław Swianiewicz •
Władysław Syrokomla •
Jakub Świnka •
Kazimierz Świtalski •
Zygmunt Szendzielarz •
Stefan Szlaszewski •
Jerzy Szmajdziński •
Konstanty Szyrwid •
Tadeusz Tański •
Stanisław Targosz •
Ksawery Tartakower •
Stanisław Tatar •
Wiktor Thommée •
Bolesław Trojdenowicz •
Franciszek Trześniewski •
Eustachy Tyszkiewicz •
Józef Unrug •
Andrey Vitruk •
Stanisława Walasiewiczówna •
Wanda Wasilewska •
Aleksander Wat •
Tomasz Wawrzecki •
Jakub Wędrowycz •
Wigand of Marburg •
Józef Olszyna-Wilczyński •
Roman Wilhelmi •
Piotr Wilniewczyc •
Antoni Wiwulski •
Edward Wittig •
Władysław II of Poland •
Jan Włodarkiewicz •
Paweł Wojciechowski •
Abraham Woyna •
Władysław Wróblewski •
Lech Wyszczelski •
Bolesław Zajączkowski •
August Zaleski •
Samuel Zborowski •
Maciej Zembaty •
Józef Zeydlitz •
Juozas Zikaras •
Juliusz Zulauf •
Zyndram of Maszkowice •
Lucjan Żeligowski •
Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński •
Leonard Żłób •
Joanna Żubr
Other
Academy of National Defence •
Act of November 5th •
April Constitution •
Artillery tractor •
Balcerowicz's Plan •
Balts •
Bar mleczny •
Barbican •
Belarusian National Front •
Belomorkanal cigarettes •
Blue Army •
Book of Henryków •
Bychowiec Chronicle •
Bydgoszcz events •
Carden-Loyd Mark VI •
Central Statistical Office •
Centralne Warsztaty Samochodowe •
CWS T-1 •
Chickens War •
Chjeno-Piast •
Coat of Arms of Lviv •
Columns of Gediminas •
Commission of National Education •
Common phrases in Polish •
Czapka •
Czarna polewka •
Delia •
Dukes of Masovia •
Dzik •
Eroica •
Flag of Poland •
For your freedom and ours •
Franco-Polish Alliance •
Fat Thursday •
Ford FT-B •
Generation of Columbuses •
German Eastern Marches Society •
GROM •
Grypsera •
Hasmonea Lwów •
History of football in Poland •
Islam in Poland •
Kajko i Kokosz •
Kaliszanie •
Kanał •
Karabela •
Karabin przeciwpancerny wz.35 •
Katyn massacre •
Kontusz •
Kontusz belt •
Kosiński's Uprising •
Król Dawid •
Krzyż Niepodległości •
Krzyż Walecznych •
Kulturkampf •
Kurjer Wileński •
List of Lithuanian rulers •
List of Polish armies in WWII •
List of Polish divisions in WWI •
List of Polish admirals •
List of Polish generals •
List of Polish newspapers •
List of Polish rulers •
Polish-Lithuanian War •
Polish military awards and decorations •
Polska Akcyjna Spółka Telefoniczna •
Popielids •
Pro Fide, Lege et Rege •
PZL.19 •
List of universities in Poland •
Warsaw University •
łapanka •
List of Galician rulers •
Luksusowa •
Lwów Eaglets •
Lwów train station •
March battalion •
Merkuriusz Polski Ordynaryjny •
Mikołaja Doświadczyńskiego przypadki •
Mitteleuropa •
Mocne •
Nalewka •
National Bank of Poland •
Nowina •
Nikol A-2 •
Oath crisis •
Ober Ost •
Obóz Narodowo-Radykalny •
Osadnik •
Our Lady of Ostra Brama •
Permanent Council •
Pewex •
Polanie •
Polish Army •
Polish Army equipment •
Polish Army in France •
Polish cavalry •
Polish 4th Cavalry Brigade •
Polish 5th Rifle Division •
Polish Military Organisation •
Polish cuisine •
Polish Defensive War •
Polish heraldry •
Polish Language Council •
Popiwek •
List of Polish Coats of Arms •
Man on the Tracks •
Polish Legions •
Polnische Wehrmacht •
Polish-Bolshevik War •
Polish-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact •
Polish-Lithuanian Union •
Union of Krewo •
Union of Wilno and Radom •
Union of Horodlo •
Union of Grodno •
Union of Mielnik •
Polish-Ukrainian War •
Polabian Slavs •
Polish Scouting and Guiding Association •
Polmos •
Polish Film School •
Porenut •
Porewit •
Robotnik •
Rogatywka •
Ruby pistol •
Rugiewit •
Rada Trzech •
Scouting Cross •
Sejm kontraktowy •
Sich Rifles •
Sigillography •
Siwucha •
Slavistics •
Sokół •
Sokół motorcycles •
Sokół 1000 •
Sovietization •
Smirnoff •
Starka •
Światowit •
Światowit of Zbruch •
Tabor •
Ta ostatnia niedziela •
Tlen •
Treaty of Lubowla •
Tyskie •
Uhlan •
Ukrainian Military Organization •
Union of Kedainiai •
Vilnija •
Virtuti Militari •
Wieszcz •
Wojtek (soldier bear) •
Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN •
Young Poland •
ZBoWiD •
Znak •
Żętyca •
Żubroń •
Żubrówka •
Żupan
To-do list
Ethnic composition of Central Lithuania • all articles related to Polish Secret State • Bibuła (history of Polish Samizdat from late 19th century to 1989) • Polish Defensive War of 1939 • Polish Film School - list of films to be described as well as biographical notes on the directors • Aleksander Kamiński • Lwów Uprising • Jodła (or the partisan republic in the Świętokrzyskie area) • Cezary Geroń • Duszniki vel Duszniki Zdrój
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