POLES may refer to People Poles , people originating from or inhabiting the country of Poland Energy economics Prospective Outlook on Long term Energy Systems , a world simulation model for the energy sector that runs on the Vensim software disambig ... more details
news.html?in article id 384121&in page id 1770 UK lets in more Poles than there are in Warsaw , Steve ... see also Record numbers leave Britain as Poles head home but new arrivals increase to half a million ... recorded the number of Poles who have travelled to the UK in 2006 at over 2,000,000 they are not to be mistaken ... 20Tables 2019 30.pdf Poles in Ireland ref region11 s 2 AUS pop11 78,340 ref11 ref http www.censusdata.abs.gov.au ... www.ukrcensus.gov.ua eng results Poles in Ukraine ref region13 s 2 NOR pop13 120,000 ref13 ref http ... pub neuerscheinungen vzaustriaweb.pdf Poles in Austria ref region27 s 2 ISL pop27 10,540 ref27 ... small est. small ref36 ref http www.nasza gazetka.com Menu Polonia DIASPORA DIASPORA.HTM Poles around ... people , or Poles lang pl Polacy IPAc pl p o l a c y singular Polak , are a nation indigenous to Poland ... largest aggregation of urban Poles in the world. in Human development by James O. Lugo, Gerald ... December 2010 ref The research conducted in 1955 had shown that 55 of Poles have light hair 16 12 ... There are almost 39 million Poles in Poland alone. There are also Polish minorities in the surrounding ... Poles as well as those forcibly deported during and after World War II the total number of Poles ... books?id eR5oYvO1uFgC&pg PA119&dq 3 million ethnic Poles in the former Soviet Union&sig Kdm4ndGC7XbDsOS8qiXjPlxC5k8 ... has a historic relationship with Poland and has a relatively large Polish descendant population. Poles ... Buffalo , and New England . The highest concentration of Poles in the United States is in New Britain ... from Poland. Since 2011, Poles have been able to Freedom of movement for workers work freely throughout ... in Norway has increased substantially and has grown to a total number of 120,000, making Poles the largest ... Jews. for ethnic Poles living abroad see Polonia , for those living and working in the United ... The Polish Way A Thousand Year History of the Poles and Their Culture . Published 1993, Hippocrene Books ... trends popular in other European countries. Owing to this central location, the Poles came ... more details
Explusion of Poles can refer to Expulsion of Poles by Germany in the 19th and 20th centuries Expulsion of Poles by Nazi Germany 1939 1944 See also Repatriation of Poles disambiguation Disambig ... more details
Repatriation of Poles can refer to Repatriation of Poles 1944 1946 Repatriation of Poles 1955 1959 See also Expulsion of Poles disambiguation Disambiguation Short pages monitor This long comment was added to the page to prevent it being listed on Special Shortpages. It and the accompanying monitoring template were generated via Template Longcomment. Please do not remove the monitor template without removing the comment as well. es Repatriaci n de polacos ... more details
Spottswood Poles December 9, 1887 September 12, 1962 was an United States American outfielder in baseball s Negro league baseball Negro Leagues . Born in Winchester, Virginia , he died at age 74 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania . He was generally recognized as one of the fastest players of his day. His speed was said to be compared to that of Cool Papa Bell , a star of the Negro Leagues of the 1930s, and Ty Cobb . He was a left handed batter with a noted eye, who hit for exceptionally high batting average ... became a professional for Sol White s Philadelphia Giants in 1909. Poles soon followed White to the New ... Giants, 1911 1914, Poles attained batting averages of .440, .398, .414, and .487 against all levels of competition. Poles then spent the next few seasons jumping among the New York Lincoln Stars ... Poles was with the Daisies, he joined the Army 369th Infantry Regiment United States 369th Infantry .... ref cite web title Spottswood Poles publisher Negro League Baseball Players Association url http www.nlbpa.com poles spottswood.html accessdate 2008 12 08 ref ref cite web title Spot Poles publisher ... of his career is his success against white Major league baseball major league teams. Poles hit .610 against these teams, including three consecutive hits off Grover Cleveland Alexander . Poles spent ... of his Army service, Spottswood Poles was buried in Arlington National Cemetery . ref Riley, pp. 631 ... poles spottswood.htm Baseball Hall of Fame candidate biography http www.baseballlibrary.com baseballlibrary ballplayers P Poles Spot.stm Baseball Library profile Find a Grave 3020 accessdate 2008 02 11 http www.baseballlibrary.com ballplayers player.php?name Spot Poles 1887 he collected 25 hits in 41 ... News image of Poles at Library of Congress Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Poles, Spot ALTERNATIVE NAMES Poles, Spottswood SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH December 9, 1887 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH September 12, 1962 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Poles, Spot Category Negro league ... more details
The Phantom of the Poles is a book written by William Reed hollow earth William Reed , and published in 1906. It attempts to explain mysterious phenomena, reported by polar explorers , by postulating that the Earth is in fact hollow earth hollow , with holes at its geographical pole poles . Phenomena to be explained by the Hollow Earth theory In the General Summary chapter of The Phantom of the Poles , Reed posed several questions that he claimed were explained by the Hollow Earth theory ref http www.sacred texts.com earth potp pop4.htm General Summary chapter of The Phantom of the Poles at sacred texts.com, retrieved November 16, 2006 ref blockquote Why is the earth flattening flattened at the poles? Why have the poles never been reached? Why does the sun day length not appear for so long in winter near the supposed poles? Assuming that the earth is hollow, the interior should be warmer. We must now resort to the compass . Does it refuse to work when drawing near the supposed poles? Meteors are constantly falling near the supposed poles. Why? The next query is concerning the great quantities of dust constantly found in the Arctic Ocean. What causes this dust? What produces the Aurora Borealis ? Icebergs are next in order. Where are they formed? And how?? What causes tidal wave s? What causes colored snow in the Arctic region? Why are the nights so long in the polar regions? What causes the great ice pressure in the Arctic Ocean during still tide and calm weather? Why is the ice filled with rock, gravel, and sand? blockquote Failure of Reed s theory On April 6, 1909, Admiral Peary Peary and Matthew Henson Henson claimed to have reached the region of the North Pole , this would invalidate the theory that the poles cannot be reached. Peary s claim however, was in its day, and continues ... texts.com earth potp index.htm The Phantom of the Poles at sacred texts.com, retrieved November 16, 2006 http www.amazon.com dp 1559180609 The Phantom of the Poles at amazon.com, retrieved November ... more details
Song infobox Name Poles Apart Cover Artist Pink Floyd Album The Division Bell Released March 30, 1994 United Kingdom UK br April 5, 1994 United States US track no 3 Recorded 1993 Genre Progressive rock Length 7 04 Writer David Gilmour br Polly Samson br Nick Laird Clowes Label EMI UK br Columbia Records US Producer Bob Ezrin and David Gilmour prev What Do You Want from Me Pink Floyd song What Do You Want from Me? prev no 2 next Marooned instrumental Marooned next no 4 Poles Apart is a song by Pink Floyd from the band s 1994 album, The Division Bell . The lyrics speak to ex bandmates Syd Barrett in the first verse, and Roger Waters in the second, according to co writer Polly Samson . ref http utopia.knoware.nl users ptr pfloyd interview herewg.html Interview, November 1994 ref As such, the second verse begins with the words Hey you , the title of a Hey You Pink Floyd song Waters penned song from Pink Floyd s previous album, The Wall . The song was performed in DADGAD tuning. ref cite web url http www.pinkfloydfan.net t11634 phil taylor welcome machines guitar.html title Welcome to the Machines Phil Taylor interview author Tolinski, Brad date September 1994 work Guitar World accessdate 29 July 2010 ref Quotes cquote about the D,A,D,G,A,D tuning on Poles Apart , a new tuning for David Gilmour ... the funny thing is that I didn t know it was such an established tuning I thought it was something new that I had invented. One day, I was on holiday in Greece and I had an acoustic guitar with me. I just decided to tune the bottom string down to D, and continued to experiment until I arrived at that tuning. Then I mucked around a bit and Poles Apart fell out of it a few minutes later. 20px 20px David Gilmour, 1994 ref http www.pinkfloydfan.net t1479 david gilmour sounds silence guitar.html ... by Polly Samson Category Songs produced by Bob Ezrin ca Poles Apart cs Poles Apart es Poles Apart fr Poles Apart it Poles Apart ka Poles Apart pt Poles Apart ... more details
Infobox person image Peter Poles.jpg caption Peter Poles in 2011 name Peter Poles birth date Birth date and age 1978 2 6 df y birth place Slovenj Gradec , Socialist Republic of Slovenia SR Slovenia , SFR Yugoslavia residence flagicon Slovenia Ljubljana , Slovenia nationality Slovenia n yearsactive 2000 present knownfor 2010 Slovenija ima Talent host Peter Poles born February 6, 1978 in Slovenj Gradec is a Slovenia n television personality , responsible for presenting the Slovenian televote results in various editions of Eurovision Song Contest . Poles first filled this role in Eurovision Song Contest 2003 2003 , returning in Eurovision Song Contest 2004 2004 , Eurovision Song Contest 2006 2006 , Eurovision Song Contest 2007 2007 , Eurovision Song Contest 2008 2008 and Eurovision Song Contest 2009 2009 . He will be also one of two hosts in Slovenian version of show Got talent Slovenija ima Talent Slovenia s got talent , on March 2010. The show will be broadcasted by Slovenian commercial television channel POP TV . Poles has tried to add comedy whilst giving his results in 2003, as Slovenia were the final country to vote with the overall winner still unknown, Poles joked by disappearing from camera view in 2004 he gave Slovene 12 points to Slovenia , while these points Slovenian viewers gave to Serbia and Montenegro in 2006 he asked the female host of the contest, Maria Menounos to marry him by wearing a t shirt with the message Maria Marry Me in 2007, he attempted to imitate Alenka Gotar by projecting a flashlight to his face in 2008 he greeted hosts Serbia in their native language ... Poles Appreciation Thread publisher Moopy Eurovision forum accessdate 2009 05 17 ref References Reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Poles, Peter ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT ... SR Slovenia , SFR Yugoslavia DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Poles, Peter Category 1978 ... people Slovenia bio stub Europe tv bio stub sl Peter Poles ... more details
The term London Poles might refer to either of the following The polonia Polish diaspora living in the city of London , most notably in the borough of Ealing , see also Polish minority in United Kingdom Polish government in exile set up in France during the World War II and then transferred to London in 1940 disambig ... more details
of the number of Poles living in Germany vary from 384,808 Poles with exclusively Polish ... in Germany are the Union of Poles in Germany and Congress of Polonia in Germany . Polish surnames are relatively common in Germany, especially in the Ruhr area Ruhrpolen Ruhr Poles and among Silesians . Minority rights for Poles in Germany were revoked by Hermann G ring s World War II decree of 27 February 1940, and their property was confiscated. The official minority status of Poles has never ... an agrarian to an industrial society , many Poles, alongside Silesians , Kashubians and Masurians ... the Poles living in Germany its judicial status as a national minority Citation needed date April ... the national minority status of the Poles in Germany, claiming their recent origin due to immigration ... its right of self determination . After Poland joined the European Union , several organisations of Poles ... Union of Poles in Germany List of notable Germans of Polish origin Association of National Minorities ... Polish diaspora Immigration to Germany Use dmy dates date February 2011 DEFAULTSORT Poles ... more details
File Polonezi Romania 2002 .png thumb Poles in Romania 2002 census Image Suceava.png thumb 200px Map of Romania with Suceava county highlighted Image Bukowina.png thumb Suceava County in Southern Bukovina with the major Polish settlements marked According to the 2002 census, 3,671 Poles live in Romania , mainly in the villages of the Suceava county Suceava region lang pl Suczawa . There are even three exclusively Polish villages Nowy So oniec Solone u Nou , Plesza Ple a, Suceava Ple a and Pojana Mikuli Poiana Micului . Poles in Romania form an officially recognised national minority , having one seat in the Chamber of Deputies of Romania currently held by Gerwazy Longher and access to Polish elementary schools and cultural centres known as Polish Houses . History The first Poles settled in Bukovina in the times of Casimir III of Poland Casimir III . Most of the Poles immigrating after 1774 were looking for work. Polish miners from Bochnia and Wieliczka were brought to salt mines in Cacica lang pl Kaczyka . Another wave of Polish immigration arrived in Bukovina in the early 19th century, when the region was part of the Austro Hungarian Empire , as was a significant portion of Poland. Around 1803 Polish highlanders from adca lang pl Czaca, Czadca settled in Treblecz Tereblecea by Siret , in Stara Huta Krasna and in Kaliczanka and again in 1814 1819, this time settling in Hliboka Hlyboka Adancata and Tereszna . Nowy So oniec was settled in 1834, Plesza in 1835 and Pojana Mikuli in 1842. Southern Bukovina was a very attractive place to live in because of Austria s policy not to conscript recruits into its army from there service in the Austrian army at that time was for a 14 year term . Moreover, Bukovina was free from serfdom , attracting immigrants of Germans German , Jew ... and Krak w Uprising s, but most Poles were from peasant families relocated there by the Empire s authorities after they participated in the Jakub Szela insurrection. There were about 80,000 Poles ... more details
of Poles in Belarus , during 2009 European People s Party EPP Congress in Warsaw poptime 294,549 ethnic Poles br identified by the 2009 census. ref name census2009 small 413,000 Poles recorded in 1989 ... Roman Catholic and Orthodox Christian related The Poles Polish minority in Belarus numbers officially ... authorities with 413,000 Poles recorded. ref name Kleyn 2 Boris Kleyn 1994 , http web.archive.org web 20040209024746 http www.polishroots.com belarus history.htm Poles in Belarus Revival of Heritage ... pursued by decades of indoctrination, went down in history. Poles in Belarus began re establishing ... unwilling to accept the aspirations of their own ethnic Poles, ref name pwko01 Prof. Piotr ... Association of Poles in Belarus . Stowarzyszenie Wsp lnota Polska. Accessed August 6, 20011. ref ... history belarus history.htm Poles in Belarus Revival of Heritage and Search for Ancestors ... by Poles and Russians 22&hl en&ei ewZATvv HsWIsQLq pj9Dw&sa X&oi book result&ct result&resnum ... Soviet War . Thousands of Poles settled in the area following the peace treaty. ref name camb cite ... to eradicate Poles as a minority group in East Belarus during the largest ethnic shooting and deportation ... Genocide of Poles in the Soviet Union 1937 1938 the genocide of Poles in the Soviet Union resulting ... backissues.html title Execute the Poles The Genocide of Poles in the Soviet Union, 1937 1938. Documents ... author Tomasz Sommer pages 277 ref The Genocide of Poles in the Soviet Union 1937 1938 state sanctioned ... Polak w w Zwi zku Sowieckim w latach 1937 1938. Dokumenty z Centrali Genocide of Poles in the Soviet ... of 111,091 ethnic Poles mostly men . Additional 28,744 were sentenced to death ridden labor camp ... Party of the Soviet Union Communist Party in 1937 1938 against Poles in the former Soviet Union ... Katy Genocide of Poles in the years 1937 38, a Crime Greater than Katyn massacre Katyn publisher Super ... Polak w w Zwi zku Sowieckim To Execute the Poles. Genocide of Poles in the Soviet Union publisher ... more details
Infobox Ethnic group group Poles in Azerbaijan image Image Polish school in Baku, 1903.jpg 250px caption ... langs Polish language Polish Azerbaijani language Azerbaijani rels Catholicism Poles in Azerbaijan ... , the number of people with Poles Polish descent reaches 2,000. They form one of the ethnic groups established ... Poland relations on Aliyev Heritage ref There are thousand of self identified Poles who live in Azerbaijan .... History of Poles in Azerbaijan The Aq Qoyunlu Empire had established relations with Poland later ... ref A substantial number of Poles can be seen among the missionaries who came to Azerbaijan at the end ... the subject of positive associations with the Polish people. The Poles began to appear in Azerbaijan ... be seen through their work. Poles in Azerbaijan appeared after Partitions of Poland I partition of Poland ... was, along with Siberia , one of the main places of exile Poles. After the first partition of Poland, they appear as recruits in the Caucasian Corps . In 1813, 10,000 prisoners of Poles has been sent ... Polish insurgents arrived in Azerbaijan. The main points where the Poles were sent to military ... city Zaqatala . Buildings of Catholic chapels, which were once built for the military Catholic Poles and their families in Quba and Zaqatala are still remaining there. The next batch of repressed Poles were exiled to the Caucasus after the uprising of 1863 the January Uprising . The Poles have referred ... among the Poles in Baku were making 52.2 . ref http www.polonia azeri.org history1.html Poles in Azerbaijan Russian language ref Polish community In 1903, the Poles established a Roman Catholic Charitable ... that the Poles are also united by the Catholic faith. At the locations of the Polish regiments in the Caucasus .... The building is another Catholic church, built by the Poles in the city Qusar survived. This building ... ref With the establishment of Soviet power in Azerbaijan, many Poles ... of the 1990s, Azerbaijan population of Poles were close to thousand. Following his suggestion Elena ... more details
Italic title Infobox Painting image file backcolor FBF5DF painting alignment right title Blue Poles artist Jackson Pollock year 1952 type Oil painting Oil on canvas height 210 width 486.8 height inch 83 width inch 192 city Canberra museum National Gallery of Australia Blue Poles original title Number 11, 1952 ref National Gallery of Australia. International Painting and Sculpture http nga.gov.au international catalogue Detail.cfm?IRN 36334&MnuID 2&GalID 1 Blue poles sic . Accessed 3 February 2012. ref is an abstract painting from 1952 by the American artist Jackson Pollock , considered By whom date February 2012 to be his most important painting. Citation needed date February 2012 It is owned by the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra . National Gallery of Australia purchase In 1973, the Australian Government had purchased the work for the National Gallery of Australia , then called the Australian National Gallery. Its controversial purchase, at the time, for US 2 million AUD1.3 million . ref name usyd by the then Prime Minister, Gough Gough Whitlam Whitlam elicited an amount of public debate, firstly over the painting s value this was a world record for a contemporary American painting , ref name The Age secondly questioning the financial aptitudes of the then Labor Party, and finally a novel debate between art lovers and many who considered abstract art in general a worthless investment. In the conservative climate of the time, the purchase created a political and media ... The Prime Minister s Christmas Card Blue Poles and the cultural politics of the Whitlam era last ... articles 2003 12 11 1071125590423.html title Gough Splutter Museum s blue poles cause a whole ... International Catalogue Detail.cfm?IRN 36334&MnuID 2&GalID 1 Blue Poles at the National Gallery of Australia http www.ngv.vic.gov.au pollock Blue Poles on loan at the National Gallery of Victoria ... regarding blue poles at the National Museum of Australia http www.petergarrett.com.au 229.aspx Hon.Peter ... more details
Infobox Ethnic group group Poles in Kazakhstan poptime 47,300 1999 census popplace Karaganda ref harvnb ... Polish ref harvnb Iglicka 1998 p 1001 ref rels Catholicism Poles in Kazakhstan form one portion of the Poles in the former Soviet Union Polish diaspora in the former Soviet Union . Slightly less than half of Kazakhstan s Poles live in the Karaganda region, with another 2,500 in Astana , 1,200 ... Khan G y k of the Mongol Empire . ref harvnb Poujol 2007 p 93 ref Migration of Poles to Kazakhstan, largely ... Empire . By the time of the Russian Empire Census of 1897, there were already 11,579 Poles in Central Asia, 90 per cent male. ref harvnb Iglicka 1998 pp 997 998 ref Poles both inside and outside of the Soviet ... transfers in the late 1930s. At least 250,000 Poles from the Polish autonomous regions of the Ukrainian .... ref harvnb Iglicka 1998 pp 998 999 ref After the Soviet invasion of Poland , another 150,000 Poles ... 1998 pp 998 999 ref The Soviet Census 1970 1970 Soviet census found 61,400 Poles 0.5 per cent of the population ..., Polish scholars believe these numbers to be underestimates, due to the reluctance of Poles to register ... the migration of ethnic Poles from the Soviet Union to Poland. Roughly 1,500 Poles from ... Moszczynska 2003 p 189 ref In a 1996 1998 academic survey, Poles who had emigrated from Kazakhstan ... on kolkhoz during communism, many of the Poles in Kazakhstan were able to obtain invitations ..., and is partially reflected by a decrease in the Kazakhstan census recorded number of Poles ... 2007 p 94 ref During the years of exile and assimilation to Soviet Russian society, for many Poles ... 998 999 ref Inter ethnic relations Poles tend to be settled in multi ethnic regions of Kazakhstan, where ... nationality were few. Interethnic marriages between Poles and members of other European ethnic groups .... An anthropological study conducted in 1993 found that Poles generally viewed the Kazakhs as lazy ... Countrymen or Not? The Migration of Ethnic Poles from Kazakhstan to Poland journal International Migration ... more details
Infobox Ethnic group group Poles in Lithuania image poptime 0,235 ref pl icon cite book title Raport ... Poles , Belarusians , Russians Image Poles in Lithuania Barry Kent.png thumb of Poles by municipalities Image Poles in Lithuania 2 Barry Kent.png thumb Number of Poles by municipalities Image Poles distribution in Lithuania, 2001 census.png thumb Number of Poles by municipalities The Polish minority ... largest Polish diaspora group among the post Soviet states . Poles are concentrated in the Vilnius ... Russian minority . ref name Lithuanian census Poles are concentrated in the Vilnius region . The vast majority of Poles live in Vilnius county 216,012 people, or 26 of the county s population Vilnius , the capital of Lithuania, has 101,526 Poles, or 19.3 of the city s population. ref name Lithuanian ... Ethnic Poles in Lithuania according to the 2001 Lithuanian census ref name census Source http www.stat.gov.lt ... ref Municipality name County Total population Number of ethnic Poles Percentage Druskininkai municipality ... Out of the 234,989 Poles in Lithuania, 187,918 80.0 consider the Polish language to be their mother tongue . 22,439 Poles 9.5 speak Russian language Russian as their first language, while 17,233 7.3 speak Lithuanian language Lithuanian . 6,279 Poles 2.7 did not indicate their first language. The remaining ... 13 bgcolor EFEFEF Percentage of Poles in Lithuania stating Polish as their mother tongue ref name Mercator1 ... 01 1 . Increase of Poles number and share was was caused by the reduction of so called not indicated ... was less than the percentage of Poles. Even though, historically, Poles tended to strongly oppose ... ethnicity have lived in Lithuania for many centuries. Many Poles in Lithuania today are the descendants ... 8 quote In reality, many Poles in Lithuania were the offspring of Polonized Lithuanians or Belarussians. ref Historically, the number of Poles in modern Lithuanian territory has varied during different ... the Poles in the Lithuanian society. ref name MacQueen context In fact, the largest social organization ... more details
Poles . ref name census cite web url http 2001.ukrcensus.gov.ua results general nationality title ... Kamieniec Podolski . The settlement of Poles became common there after the Polish Lithuanian ... a small percentage of the pure blood Poles and pure blood Ukrainians there, by the end of the period ... against the Poles Laesir , and was appointed joint commander of defense forces. Following the extinction ... Snyder Even after Kiev region ceased being a part of Poland, Poles continued to play an important .... New Haven Yale University Press. pp. 119 122 ref although Poles made up no more than ten percent ... s stock exchange, served as the city s mayor in the 1890s. Kieven Poles tended to be friendly .... ref name Snyder Ukrainian speaking Poles from the Russian empire include Ukrainian political ... SSR east of the Zbruch river, in 1926 there were 476.435 Poles, which was 1.6 of total population ... of Poles ranged from 17 in the Wo y Voivodeship 1921 1939 to 58 in the Lw w Voivodeship . Altogether, Poles in these lands made around 35 of total population, around 3 million people. This large ... of eastern Poland see Soviet invasion of Poland , as a result of Soviet mass deportation of Poles ... cleansing, carried out by Ukrainian nationalists see Massacres of Poles in Volhynia . In the Ukrainian ..., the former Polish Autonomous District is a territory with largest ethnic Poles concentration in Ukraine ..., but Poles number declined drastically the first Ukrainian census 2001 counted 144,130 35 less ... Cooker by Robert Strybel, Maria Strybel, 2005 p. 456 ref a national dish of Poland. As most Poles from the Polish areas annexed by the Soviet Union Repatriation of Poles 1944 1946 have been repatriated to Poland primarily Regained Territories , there were actually relatively few Poles left on the former southeastern territories of the Second Polish Republic incorporated into Soviet Union. Most Poles ... of rights of nationalities of Ukraine approved November 7, 1991 Poles, as minorities, were guaranteed ... more details
Infobox Ethnic group group Poles in Latvia image poptime 0,051 ref pl icon http www.pmlp.gov.lv lv statistika iedzivotaju.html jsessionid 05A53683B7E515E99E8A2ABADB2E3BA9 ref million br small 2,31 of the Latvian population small popplace langs Polish language Polish , Latvian language Latvian , Russian language Russian rels Christianity related Poles , Latvian people Latvians , Lithuanian people Lithuanians , Russian people Russians , The Polish minority in Latvia numbers about 51,548 persons and according to the Latvian data from 2011 form 2.3 of the population of Latvia . Poles are concentrated in the former Inflanty Voivodeship region, with about 18,000 in Daugavpils Dyneburg and 17,000 in Riga . People of Polish ethnicity have lived on the territory of modern Latvia since the 16th century . Demography align center width 880 border 1 style border collapse collapse font size 90 cellpadding 3 colspan 14 bgcolor EFEFEF Population with Polish ethnic affiliations ref name Latv Stats http data.csb.gov.lv Dialog varval.asp?ma 04 17a&ti 4 17. RESIDENT POPULATION BY ETHNICITY AT THE BEGINNING ... com content&task view&id 100&Itemid 458 riks J kabsons Poles in Latvia . The State Historical Archive ... 2.5 align center 2.5 align center 2.4 align center 2.3 File Ethnic Poles in Latvia share 2010.png thumb left 350px Ethnic Poles percentage, novad municipalities level divisions of Latvia 2010 Image Poles in Latvia percentage 2008.png thumb left 350px Ethnic Poles percentage, district level divisions of Latvia 2008 Image Poles in Latvia 2008 distribution.PNG thumb left 350px Ethnic Poles distribution ... Daugavpils district ethnic Poles percentage.png thumb left 350px Ethnic Poles percentage in Daugavpils ... 3 colspan 9 bgcolor EFEFEF Ethnic Poles distribution in Latvia ref name Latv Stats reg http data.csb.gov.lv ... right 1.2 align right 492 align right 1.1 Mixed marriages are common for the ethnic Poles in Latvia ... The largest Polish organization in Latvia is Association of Poles in Latvia Zwi zek Polak w na ... more details
POV date June 2010 No footnotes date October 2008 The history of Poles in the Wehrmacht, the unified armed forces of Nazi Germany , began with the German invasion of Poland in 1939. More than 225,000 citizens of the Polish Second Republic served in the Wehrmacht , ref Ryszard Kaczmarek Polacy w Wehrmachcie . Wydawnictwo Literackie, Krak w 2010. ISBN 978 83 08 04488 9 ref and some in the Kriegsmarine and Waffen SS . The majority of these Polish citizens were of German extraction, the so called Volksdeutsche , or members of ethnic minorities, such as Silesians, Kasubians, and Masurians whom the Nazis considered to be almost Germans. The Waffen SS on the Eastern Front World War II Eastern Front ... areas, mainly Upper Silesia , Zaolzie , Pomerania , and Masuria , Poles were forced to sign ..., based on mutual understanding. It is not known what Hitler thought about Poles as soldiers ... of Erich Ludendorff , who reminded Hitler that during World War I the majority of Poles did not want ... the following reasons thousands of Poles fled both the German and Austrian armies in 1917 1918 racial and biological differences propaganda reasons the creation of Polish units would mean that Poles ... and the fact that the Poles themselves were not willing to fight for Germany. Volunteers and non volunteers ... nations were fighting the Bolsheviks but the Poles . This propaganda gesture would have meant that some ... of Polish units. Frank explained that the discovery of Katyn made the Poles angry and willing to take ... front with the Poles, a thing that had been unheard of before. The Nazis also tried again to talk ... of 1944, after the collapse of the Warsaw Uprising , Hitler finally allowed Poles to create their units ..., as people were afraid of conscription. However, German officials placated the Poles, stating that they did ... Group of the German Army announced basic principles. The Germans were hoping that some 12,000 Poles ... this attempt to enlist Poles into German service largely moot. Wehrmacht affair J zef Tusk s conscription ... more details
Ethnic Omaha sidebar Poles in Omaha, Nebraska arrived relatively early in the History of Omaha, Nebraska city s history . The first Poland Polish immigrants came in the 1870s, and the community grew past 1000 in the late 1890s. By the 1930s there were 10,000 of Polish descent, and Omaha claimed the largest such community of the Great Plains . ref Radzilowski, J. 2004 Poles , p 243 in Wishart, D.J. ed Encyclopedia of the Great Plains , University of Nebraska Press . ref According to the 2000 United States Census , Omaha had a total population of 390,112 residents, of whom 18,447 claimed Polish ancestry. ref http factfinder.census.gov servlet SAFFIteratedFacts? event &geo id 16000US3137000& geoContext 01000US 7C04000US31 7C16000US3137000& street & county Omaha& cityTown Omaha& state 04000US31& zip & lang en& sse on&ActiveGeoDiv geoSelect& useEV &pctxt fph&pgsl 160& submenuId factsheet 2&ds name DEC 2000 SAFF& ci nbr 551&qr name DEC 2000 SAFF A1160® DEC 2000 SAFF A1160 3A551& keyword & industry Census 2000 Demographic Profile Highlights Selected Population Group Polish 142 143 , United ... by Irish people Irish immigrants. History Poles have had a presence in Omaha since the late 1870s ... American Center. Retrieved 5 7 08. ref Poles continued to immigrate to Omaha, with most coming ... the area. ref Radzilowski, J. 2004 Poles, p 243 in Wishart, D.J. ed Encyclopedia of the Great ... Park Methodist Episcopal Church became concerned with the lawlessness and destitute behavior of Poles ... of Poles from the Omaha area who fought with the Blue Army Poland Blue Army during World War I at St ..., a study of the city noted that nearly all the Poles live in this area South Omaha , and that the neighborhoods ... Poland and Poles in Omaha. ref http www.ihrc.umn.edu research vitrage all om ihrc3032.html The Omaha ... America, 2nd edition. New York Gale Group. Fox, P. 1978 Poles in America. New York Arno Press. Morawska, F. 1973 The Poles in America, 1608 1972 A Chronology and Fact Book. Dobbs Ferry, NY ... more details
ancestry. History A number of Poles contributed to the history of the city together with Captain ... According to Dominic Pacyga, most of the Poles who first came to Chicago settled in five distinct parts ... 18th street and Ashland avenue. Poles established two separate enclaves in the Union Stockyards Stock ... The area around St. Bronislava Subsequent historical Polish patches Later as Poles grew in number ... in the other original areas of Polish settlements so that Poles from both the Lower West Side, Chicago ... by new waves of immigrants the concentration of Poles shifted to different areas of the city. The Polish ... of the expatriate Polish community speak Poglish usually referred to as Chicagowski by local Poles a fusion ...?p 42,8,8&vid 060109e Former President of Poland Lech Walesa speaking on the role of Poles in Chicago ... more details
The Three Poles is an adventurer s challenge to reach all three of the North Pole , the South Pole , and Mount Everest . The Norwegian explorer Erling Kagge was the first in recorded history to accomplish this challenge in 1994. Kagge reached the North Pole on May 8 1990 with B rge Ousland the South Pole solo on January 7 1993 and the Summit of Mount Everest on May 8 1994. This final date carved in stone the first record set for the Three Poles. ref http www.thepoles.com news.php?id 17483 First Three Poles ref Tina Sj gren became the very first woman to complete in 2002. ref http news.nationalgeographic.com news 2002 05 0531 020531 polarswim2.html Married Couple Conquers All Three Poles ref Adrian Hayes adventurer Adrian Hayes recently set a new speed record by completing the Three Poles challenge in 19 months, breaking the previous record of 24 months. In 2011, former Wales national rugby union team Wales rugby union international Richard Parks completed the Three Poles challenge in 5 months as part of his Richard Parks 737 Challenge successful attempt to reach both geographic poles and climb all of the Seven Summits within 7 months however, his surface journeys to both the North and South Poles began at 1 degree of latitude from each pole. See also Seven Summits Seven Second Summits Volcanic Seven Summits Explorers Grand Slam , also known as The Adventurers Grand Slam the Three Poles plus the Seven Summits Eight thousander Mountaineers 5 Peak Pin References reflist External links http www.adventurestats.com tables threepoles.shtml The Three Poles from adventurestats.com Category Peak bagging climbing stub da Tre poler no Tre poler ... more details
The Concord Spirit Poles were a controversial public art project installed in the Bay Area city of Concord, California in 1989, at the direction of artist Gary Rieveschl, at a cost of approximately 100,000. They stretched along the median near downtown on Concord Ave. Rieveschl has said that the poles signify our increasing interdependence in an electronic age of digitized information. The pointed aluminum rods ranged from 8 to 50 feet in height and weighed as much as 100 pounds each, prompting residents of the suburban bedroom community to object to their harsh appearance. The city used the poles to hang banners and flags in an unsuccessful attempt to soften the sculpture s look. The Spirit Poles ultimately became unstable and cracked, with one toppling during a windstorm. The Concord City Council voted in 1999 to remove the Spirit Poles. References reflist After listing your sources please cite them using inline citations and place them after the information they cite. Please see http en.wikipedia.org wiki Wikipedia REFB for instructions on how to add citations. http articles.sfgate.com 1999 04 14 news 17685129 1 spirit poles rods low risk http cowellhistoricalsociety.org html spirit.html http www.nytimes.com 1990 04 11 us concord journal wherein public art doesn t please.html Categories Category Articles created via the Article Wizard Category Concord, California ... more details
File Logo ZPWB.jpg thumb Logo ZPWB The Federation of Poles in Great Britain polish Zjednoczenie Polskie w Wielkiej Brytanii is an organisation established to promote the interests of the Polish ethnic minority in Great Britain , and to promote Polish Polish history history and Culture of Poland culture among the British people . Detailed information about the goals and its general direction is contained in the Federation s Statutes. ref http zpwb.org.uk Federation of Poles in Great Britain ref History The Federation of Poles in Great Britain FPGB lang pl Zjednoczenie Polskie w Wielkiej Brytanii ZPWB started in 1946, when the British Government formally withdrew recognition of the Polish Government in Exile ref name TAL0 , Michael Hope, The Abandoned Legion , Veritas Foundation Publication ISBN 1 904639 09 7, Paperback First Edition Chapter The Transfer of Diplomatic Recognition ref . From that time until 1990 The Federation represented the interests of the Polish British Polish immigration with respect to United Kingdom British authorities. Subsequent to the transfer of the Banner of Poland Presidential Insignia by President Ryszard Kaczorowski to President Lech Wa sa ref name TPIB0 , Peter D. Stachura , Editor The Poles in Britain 1940 2000 , Frank Cass, 2004, ISBN 0 7146 8444 9, Paperback First Edition Page 45 ref , some responsibilities were vested in The Federation. The Federation ... claims that the Daily Mail ran a series of articles which defamed Poles. The PCC arranged a deal between ... British Polonia Poles Federation of Poles in Great Britain http www.zpwb.org.uk www.zpwb.org.uk References reflist 2 External links http zpwb.org.uk Federation of Poles in Great Britain web site http www.guardian.co.uk media 2008 mar 14 dailymail.pressandpublishing UK Poles attack Daily Mail bias Guardian article on the Federation complaining about Daily Mail coverage of Poles http www.guardian.co.uk ... Polish diaspora DEFAULTSORT Federation Of Poles In Great Britain Category Polish diaspora Category ... more details