Next Sunday, November 11 will be the centenary of the recovery of the independence of the Republic of Poland, which occurred with the conclusion of the World War I.
After the Third Partition, in 1795, Poland lost its independence and its territory was divided between three powers: the Kingdom of Prussia, the Austrian Empire and the Russian Empire. After the defeat of these three powers in the World War I, on November 11, 1918 the Poles, headed by Józef Piłsudski, proclaimed their independence after 123 years when their homeland was erased from the map, but still alive in their hearts , as the first verses of Dąbrowski's Mazurka say, the Polish National Anthem: "Jeszcze "Polska nie zginęła, kiedy my żyjemy" (Poland has not yet died, so long as we still live).
In Spain, and with the support of the Polish Embassy, there will be some events to commemorate this anniversary:
From here I offer my congratulations to all Polish readers of this blog (I know that there are already a few), and I reiterate my admiration for that great Nation that is Poland.
Sto lat Polska!
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