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a mermaid holding a sword and a shield a golden lion with a crown-a symbol of royal power a two-headed fire-breathing dragon the head of St. John, the patron saint of the cathedral in Warsaw

a Sphinx, which devoured anyone who couldnt answer his question an evil princess, who’s singing turns you to stone Bazyliszek- a rooster-headed, snake necked dragon, which killed by looking at you Waligora the giant, who was a fan of the breaking wheel

a 10 meter high white cross, a reminder of the Polish christian tradition a bronze Fiat 126p “maluch”, the dream of every Pole in the 70’s a fake palm a giant sequoia, a present from the USA

The European Football Championship The Summer Olympics The Winter Olympics The World Cup

Nicolaus Copernicus - astronomer and creater of the heliocentric model Frederic Chopin - Polish composer and virtuso pianist Isaac Singer- winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature Maria Sklodowska - Curie- physycist and chemist, two time Nobel Prize winner

In 1447, because Queen Elizabeth didnt like the other In 1569, so it would be easier to attack Moscow In 1596, because King Zygmunt III wanted to be closer to Sweden, where he was also the king In In 1620, because the Turks burned down the other one

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Bug Niemen Oder Vistula

chocolate factory public library university Vodka distilery

The Palace of Culture and Science- the tallest building in Poland Lenin's and Mark's book set for each citizen of Warsaw residential estate for 50 thousand people The metro line