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Nasza Kochana Polsko! Poland Has The Biggest Heart In The World
NEW YORK (RichTVX.com) โ The world has forgotten God. But God has not forgotten his people. Christ lived in a world in which miracles were possible, because faith was alive. Poland helps recreate a world in which miracles can again occur. An ongoing refugee crisisย began in Europe in late February 2022 afterย Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Nearly 4.4 millionย refugeesย have since left Ukraine (as of 7 April 2022),[1]ย while an estimated 6.5 million people haveย been displaced within the countryย (as of 18 March 2022).[2]ย In total, more than ten million people โ approximately one-quarter ofย the country’s total populationย โ had left their homes in Ukraine by 20 March.[3]ย By March 24, 2022, according toย UNICEF, more than half of all children in Ukraine had been forced to leave their homes.[4][5]ย The vast majority of refugees have directly entered neighbouring nations to the west of Ukraine. Polandย has received more refugees from Ukraine than all other European countries combined.[1] They are such warm and big-hearted people โ capable of great love and compassion. Poland has the biggest heart in the world. Poland has taken in 2,490,447 refugees. More than 800,000 children from Ukraine start attending school in Poland. We bow to the generosity of the Polish people. We know for one country, wherever they turn, all roads lead them to Nasza Kochana Polsko. Thank you Poland for your humanity.
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Poland
Poland,[b]ย officially theย Republic of Poland,[c]ย is a country inย Central Europe. It is divided into 16 administrative provinces calledย voivodeships, covering an area of 312,696ย km2ย (120,733ย sqย mi). Poland has a population of over 38 million, and is the fifth-most populousย member state of the European Union.[12]ย Warsawย is the nation’s capital and largestย metropolis. Other major cities includeย Krakรณw,ย ลรณdลบ,ย Wrocลaw,ย Poznaล,ย Gdaลsk, andย Szczecin. Poland’s territory extends from theย Baltic Seaย in the north to theย Sudetenย andย Carpathian Mountainsย in the south. The country is bordered byย Lithuaniaย andย Russiaย to the northeast,[d]ย Belarusย andย Ukraineย to the east,ย Slovakiaย and theย Czech Republicย to the south, andย Germanyย to the west. Poland also sharesย maritime boundariesย withย Denmarkย andย Sweden. Theย historyย of humanย activity on Polish soilย spans thousands of years. Throughout theย late antiquityย period it became extensively diverse, with various cultures and tribes settling on the vastย Central European Plain. However, it was theย Polansย who dominated the region and gaveย Poland its name. The establishment of Polish statehood can be traced to 966, when the paganย rulerย of a realm coextensive with the territory of present-day Poland embracedย Christianityย and converted toย Catholicism.[13]ย Theย Kingdom of Polandย was founded in 1025 and in 1569 cemented its longstandingย political associationย withย Lithuaniaย by signing theย Union of Lublin. The latter led to the forming of theย PolishโLithuanian Commonwealth, one of the largest and most populous nations of 16th and 17th-century Europe, with aย uniquely liberalย political system that adopted Europe’s first modern constitution, theย Constitution of 3 May 1791.[14][15][16] With the end of the prosperousย Polish Golden Age, the country wasย partitioned by neighbouring statesย at the end of the 18th century. It regained itsย independenceย in 1918 with theย Treaty of Versaillesย and restored its position as a key player in European politics. In September 1939, the German-Sovietย invasion of Polandย marked the beginning ofย World War II, which resulted inย the Holocaustย and millions ofย Polish casualties.[17][18]ย As a member of theย Eastern Bloc, theย Polish People’s Republicย proclaimed forthwith was a chief signatory of theย Warsaw Pactย amidst globalย Cold Warย tensions. In the wake of theย 1989 events, notably through the emergence and contributions of theย Solidarity movement, theย communist governmentย wasย dissolvedย and Poland re-established itself as aย democraticย republic. Poland is aย developed market,[19]ย and aย middle power; it has theย sixth largestย economy in theย European Unionย by nominalย GDPย and theย fifth largestย byย GDP (PPP). It provides very highย standards of living, safety andย economic freedom, as well as freeย university educationย and aย universal health careย system. The country has 17ย UNESCOย World Heritage Sites, 15 of which are cultural.[20]ย Poland is a founding member state of theย United Nationsย as well as a member of theย World Trade Organization,ย NATO, and theย European Unionย (including theย Schengen Area).