HISTORY OF POLAND

Poland, located in Central Europe, has Warsaw as its capital. Its geography includes plains, rivers, and the Carpathian Mountains. Poland is known for its medieval cities, Gothic architecture, and resilient national identity.

Throughout history, Poland endured partitions, foreign domination, and devastation during World War II. Despite these hardships, it rebuilt itself and today is a parliamentary republic, a member of the EU and NATO, and a nation proud of its cultural and historical legacy.