Kingdom of Poland (881 bytes)
3: ...ronation. There were few consecutive states named Kingdom in Polish history.
4: ...nd]] of the first [[Piast]]s 1025-1138 ([[Kingdom of the first Piasts]])
5: ...1295)|Kingdom of Poland]] 1138-1295 ([[Kingdom of Poland during feudal partition]])
6: ...and]] of the last [[Piast]]s 1295-1370 ([[Kingdom of the later Piasts]])
7: *[[Andegawen Poland|Kingdom of Poland]] in personal union with [[Hungary]] 1370-1385

Kingdom of Poland (1916-1918) (2108 bytes)
2: |+'''[[History of Poland|Polish history]] series'''
7: [[Piast Poland|Kingdom of Poland (Piasts)]]<br>
8: [[Jagiellon Poland|Kingdom of Poland (Jagiellonian)]]<br>
10: [[Duchy of Warsaw]] <br>
11: [[Congress Poland]] <br>

Mitteleuropa (1480 bytes)
1: ...during [[World War I]] which assumed the creation of several [[buffer state]]s in [[Central Europe]], ...
3: ...f Brest-Litovsk]], in which [[Russia]] ceded most of the areas occupied by [[Germany]] and [[Austria-H...
6: * [[Kingdom of Poland (Mitteleuropa)|Kingdom of Poland]]
11: ...n signing of the [[Versailles Treaty]] as members of the [[Entente]]. The other two ([[Belarus]] and [...

Poland (24582 bytes)
7: ...=130px| [[Image:Herb Polski.png|85px|Poland: Coat of Arms]]
9: ...) || align=center width=130px| ([[Coat of Arms of Poland|In Detail]])
14: | align=center colspan=2 | [[image:LocationPoland.png]]
16: | '''[[Official language]]'''
25: | '''[[Presidents of Poland|President]]'''

Little Poland (930 bytes)
1: ...Lesser Poland Voivodship2.png|thumb|400 px|Lesser Poland voivodship since [[1999]] ]]
2: ..._Malopolska.gif|left|100px|Coat of Arms of Little Poland]]
3: ...is located in the south of Poland around the city of [[Kraków]].
5: ...ip]], [[Lublin Voivodship]] and the eastern parts of the neighbouring [[Silesian Voivodship]] - the ad...
7: ...en architecture (churches most notably) of Lesser Poland are on the [[UNESCO World Heritage Sites]] list.

Rivers of Poland (4204 bytes)
1: ...ver]]s, which are at least partially located in [[Poland]].
3: List of the 29 longest rivers in Poland.
6: ...rea'''<br>(in sq. km)</th><th>'''Basin area<br>in Poland'''<br>(in sq. km)</th></tr>
84: * [[List of rivers of Europe]]
92: [[Category:Lists of rivers|Poland, Rivers of]]

Hedwig of Poland (7998 bytes)
1: ...:Jadwiga3.jpg|right|framed|Hedwig, from ''Gallery of Polish Kings'' by [[Jan Matejko]] (1838-1893)]]
3: ...'Hedwig''' (ca.[[1374]] &ndash; [[1399]]) was a [[Poland|Polish]] monarch from [[1384]] to [[1399]], vener...
10: ... of King [[Ladislaus the Short]] who had reunited Poland in [[1320]].
12: ...atter to marry either Hedwig or her sister [[Mary of Hungary|Mary]] (Sigismund eventually married Mary...
14: ...idget of Sweden]], and her patron saint, [[Hedwig of Andechs]].

Cinema of Poland (1010 bytes)
6: *[[Jerzy Hoffman]]
8: *[[Krzysztof Kieslowski|Krzysztof Kie&#347;lowski]] -- ''The Three Colors Trilogy''
15: *[[Krzysztof Zanussi]]
38: * [[History of cinema]]
39: * [[List of famous Poles]]

Sons of Poland (481 bytes)
1: ...nsurance]] to members, it supports charities in [[Poland]] and activities in the [[Polish-American]] commu...
4: ...w.angelfire.com/nj/asop/index.html Sons of Poland Official Web Site]

History of Poland (20622 bytes)
1: {{History_of_Poland}}
2: The people of [[Poland]] took pride in their long history, filled with t...
3: ...n rights]] as [[Christian]]s, and implemented one of the first systems based on [[religious pluralism]...
5: ...dependence in [[1918]], after more than a century of rule by its neighbours.
7: ==Early history of Poland (until [[1385]])==

Greater Poland (6989 bytes)
1: ...skie.PNG|right|250px|Greater Poland on the map of Poland]]
2: ...left|100px|Greater Poland Voivodship modern coats of arms]]
4: ...ated in western-central Poland, encompassing much of the area drained by the [[Warta River]] and its t...
6: ... recalls the region's traditional name of Greater Poland(''Wielkopolska'').
10: ... included the [[Greater Poland Voivodship|Greater Poland]] [[Voivodship|voivodship]] (administrative provi...

Zagan, Poland (373 bytes)
1: {{wrongtitle|title=&#379;aga&#324;, Poland}}
3: ...nguage|German]] ''Sagan'') is a town in western [[Poland]] with 26,500 inhabitants (2004).
7: {{Poland-stub}}
9: [[Category:Towns in Poland]]

Elk, Poland (1294 bytes)
1: ...: ''&#321;&#281;g'') is a town in north-eastern [[Poland]] with 60000 inhabitants (2000).
3: ...s one of the most attractive touristic regions of Poland.
5: ...e biggest attractions is hunting in endless acres of beautiful forests.
8: In the middle ages E&#322;k was a home town of German crusaders, who built a little castle, whic...
10: When E&#322;k was a part of [[Germany]] ([[East Prussia]]), it was known by i...

Media in Poland (2945 bytes)
3: ...as instituted [[freedom of press]] since the fall of [[communism]]. However, TV and radio are still po...
4: They often use the public TV as means for propaganda. Rec...
11: ...lonia]] (state-owned, for Poles living outside of Poland)
74: * [[List of Polish newspapers]]
75: * [[Poland]]

Nysa, Poland (1766 bytes)
1: ... or ''Nei&szlig;e'') is a town in south-western [[Poland]] on the [[Nysa_Klodzka|Nysa K&#322;odzka]] river...
5: ...ince of [[Upper Silesia]] in [[Prussia]]. Because of its many churches from the Gothic and Baroque per...
9: * [[NKS Nysa]] - men's [[Volleyball in Poland|volleyball]] team playing in [[Polish Volleyball ...
15: [[Category:Towns in Poland]]

Przemysl, Poland (12220 bytes)
1: ''For alternative meanings of Przemysl see: [[Przemysl]] (disambiguation page)....
5: {{Infobox_Poland|
29: ...Voivodship]], previously the town was the capital of [[Przemysl Voivodship|Przemy&#347;l Voivodship]]....
31: ... owes its long and rich history to the advantages of its geographic location. The city is the key to ...
33: == History of Przemysl ==

Przemysl I of Poland (1372 bytes)
1: ...257), was a duke of [[Greater Poland]] (provinces of [[Poznan]], [[Kalisz]], [[Gniezno]])
3: ...a of Pomerania]], daughter of [[Mestwin I]], duke of [[Eastern Pomerania]].
6: <br>Realm of power:
7: <br>[[1239]]-[[1247]] Duke of Greater Poland, together with his brother [[Boleslaus the Pious]...
8: <br>[[1247]]-[[1249]] Duke of Poznan and Gniezno

Transportation in Poland (1774 bytes)
13: As of December 2002 narrow gauge railways are no longer...
21: 249,966 km (including 539 km of expressways)
38: bulk 50, cargo 2, chemical tanker 2, roll-on/roll-off 1, short-sea passenger 2 (1999 est.)
73: *[[Roads and Expressways in Poland]]
74: *[[List of Polish airports|Airports in Poland]]

Chris Poland (1525 bytes)
1: ... Chris turned down what would be the first of two offers to rejoin Megadeth.
2: ...ot" and Chris Poland; "Chasing the Sun" were some of Chris' other projects in the mid to late 90's. Th...
3: ...ve reviews have followed this as well as the rest of Chris' catalog.
4: ...o Pagliari - bass and son of famed Cream drummer Kofi Baker - drums. Ohm: "Live on KPFK" (Lion Music)i...
6: In a surprise turn in [[2004]], Poland was contracted to perform guitar solos on the [[M...

Konin, Poland (1235 bytes)
1: ...onin''' is a town on [[Warta]] river in central [[Poland]] with 82,700 inhabitants (1995).
3: ...and Voivodship]] (since 1999), previously capital of [[Konin Voivodship]] (1975-1998).
25: Members of Parliament ([[Sejm]]) elected from Konin constitu...
40: [[Category:Towns in Poland]]
41: [[Category:Urban counties of Poland]]

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