Polish History Gallery

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Galician units in the Battle of Grunwald between the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Teutonic
Napoleon Square and the Prudential Building (Warsaw, 1930s).
Warsaw’s Prudential Building (1954).
The ruined Napoleon Square and the Prudential Building (Warsaw, 1949).
mostly-history:Ruins of Warsaw after the Second World War:Market place in Polna Street (1946).Market
Sultan Bayezid prisoned by Timur Artist: Stanisław Chlebowski /kiçiek
The day when Warsaw cries. Young beauty from the Warsaw Uprising captured by Eugeniusz Lok
The Battle of Warka On this day, the 7th April, 1656 In 1655 began what has become known as the &ld
The flag of Tartu in Estonia, which was granted to the city by Polish King Stephen Bathory in 1584,
Russian cavalry occupying Warsaw during the January Uprising, 1863-64.
Jan Szczepanik (June 13, 1872 – April 18, 1926) was a Polish inventor, with several hundred pa
“Tango”, c. 1922 By: ELIE NADELMAN….
Polish women march through the streets of Warsaw as part of the city’s defense forces duri
Janina Forbertówna was a Polish resistance fighter who took part in the Warsaw Uprising again
lamus-dworski: African volunteers in the Polish army during the Polish-Soviet War (1919-1921).
Król Stanisław August Poniatowski w Petersburgu Jan Czesław Moniuszko (1853-1908)Only turning
Witold “Tolo” Łokuciewski (1917-1990) was a Polish fighter ace of the Polish Air
Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński (1921-1944) was born 101 years ago. He is considered one of the
159 years ago, in 1863, the January Uprising broke out. It was another attempt by Poles to regain th
“Self-Portrait”, 1894 by Stanisław Wyspiański (1869 - 1907) who was an important figure
Count Karol Lanckoroński (1848-1933) was a Polish art historian, art collector, patron, archaeologis
Kazimierz Stabrowski (Polish,1869-1929) : Portrait of a Woman, 1900National Museum, Warsaw.
The rogatywka is the modern evolution of the czapka. It is four pointed and asymmetrical. The top ex
The Polish Czapka (literally “cap”) started life as a simple, square-topped vari
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