The greatest events in Polish History

Among the greatest events in Polish history can be found the following:

1. Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1386): The union established by the marriage of Polish King Jogaila and Lithuanian Grand Duke Jogaila increased the power of Poland and made it one of the largest states in Central Europe.

2. Warsaw Confederation (1573): An agreement in which Poland's communities of different faiths came together and advocated religious tolerance. This confederation is considered one of the first religious tolerance movements in European history.

3. Partition of Poland (1772, 1793, 1795): A series of events in which Russia, Prussia, and Austria divided Poland three times and seized its territory. These divisions caused Poland to lose its independence and face extinction.

4. Polish War of Independence (1918-1921): A series of wars launched by Poland after World War I to regain its independence. As a result of these wars, Poland was re-established as an independent nation.

5. Warsaw Uprising (1944): II. A resistance movement that took place in Nazi-occupied Warsaw, Poland, during World War II. The Warsaw Uprising resulted in the German destruction of Warsaw and the deaths of many Poles.

6. Solidarność Movement (1980-1989): A trade union movement that started against the communist regime in Poland. Solidarność led a series of events that began the process of democratic change in Poland and brought about the end of the communist regime. These events represent important turning points in Polish history and are some of the factors that influence the current state of the country.