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Poland’s equivalent of Comic Relief is happening today. It’s called Wielka Orkiestra Swiątecznej Pomocy, which roughly translates as Grand Christmas Charity Orchestra. No comedy, but the same level of engagement and a similar purpose – to raise money for charity.
This year the event concentrates on raising money for medical equipment allowing hospitals across Poland to [...]

25 Nov, 2008

Teraz Polska – Poland Now

Posted by: Michał In: it's a sign!| so very Polish

If you ever see this logo on any Polish products, you can be sure it’s something of a really good quality, something Poles are really proud of. ‘Teraz Polska’ (literally: ‘Poland Now’ or ‘Time for Poland’) is a national competition, in which brands, products, producers – and recently also individual city councils – compete for [...]



  • Steve: Not on a postcard to Pete, but I think he really knows the answer. The memorial is placed at the home of Poland's famous 303 squadron - RAF Northolt.
  • uncle: Autor musi mieć polskie geny, ponieważ choruje na typowo polską przypadłość "pomnikomanię". Dobrze, że jest taki pomnik, dobrze, że ktoś tam
  • Elsie Stockdale: Two of the concerts really stand out..........the Piotr Wylezol Quintet and Nigel Kennedy with Kroke were both life-enhancing. But in my opinion the e
  • The bossman at wish a happy birthday: Happy Birthday Wish in german, "Alles Gute zum Geburtstag" Great video!
  • Miranda: If anyone is in Edinburgh for the Festival they might be interested in the show - Poland 3 Iran 2. Using football as a link between the lives of two

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