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FRM566384: Lodz, inter-war period, Poland, 1930; People during anti tuberculosis social action; Slogan on the tram carriage is ' Everybody on the anti tuberculosis front line'. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566385: Suwalki, inter-war period, Poland, 1922. View of Kosciuszki street - main city street. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566394: Vilnius, inter-war Poland, Lithuania nowadays, 1930s. Men in a now non-existent Muslim mosque in Lubiszki. Among them is Ignacy Moscicki - President of Poland. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566399: Orla, inter-war period, Poland, 1928. City ruins after conflagration. In far plan is the synagogue which was rebuilt with polish government funds. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566423: Bielsko - Biala, inter-war period, Poland, 03.05.1930. View of the street at the May 3 Constitution Day. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566436: Szczecin near Lomza, inter-war period Poland 1930s. Everyday life at Marshal Josef Pilsudski public school. Pupils in folk costumes during fund-raising. Children carrying banners with the slogan 'More schools less prisons' (photo) / Bridgeman Images
FRM566445: Szczuczyn near Lomza, inter-war period, Poland. 1932-1938. Everyday life at the Polish - Jewish public school number 2. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566447: Malbork, Marienberg, medieval fortress of the teutonic order; one of the worlds biggest surviving complex of gothic architecture, former capital of the Teutonic Order State, built 13th century 2006 / Bridgeman Images
FRM566456: Lviv, inter-war Poland, (present day Ukraine), beginning of the 1930s. People sitting in a military medical car used by the Lviv public medical service. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566460: Lviv, interwar Poland, nowadays Ukraine, 1920. Polish armoured car called ' Zagloba'. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566468: Lviv; inter-war Poland (present day Ukraine),1918 -1919 or 1920s. Lviv Orlat (' Eaglets') Cemetery. Coffins of unknown Polish-Lviv defenders killed during battle of Lviv against the Ukrainians. Most of Polish the defenders were very young or school-age volunteers - thats why they were called 'Eaglets'. They were mainly residents of the city. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566474: Lviv, inter-war Poland, nowadays Ukraine, around 1924; Junkers passenger aeroplane. Men standing in front of the first plane of polish airlines which landed at lviv airport. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566477: Lviv, Austria - Hungary (at the time), nowadays Ukraine, around 1890; Partition of Poland period; View of the street at Gorny Lyczako district. In the middle of the street goes horse drawn tram. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566492: Premier Jan Krzysztof Bielecki w sejmie grudzien 1991 Z lewej minister finansow Leszek Balcerowicz / Bridgeman Images
FRM566497: Warsaw, 06.11.1989. Cabinet session. Pictured: Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki (left), and Leszek Balcerowicz, Minister of Public Finance. / Bridgeman Images
FRM566500: Warsaw, 06.11.1989. Prme Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki Cabinet session. From left: Marcin Swiecicki (PZPR) and Leszek Balcerowicz (Solidarnosc). / Bridgeman Images
TRK561752: Temple of Ramses III. The pharaoh Ramses III before the war-god Monthu, / Bridgeman Images
FRM565819: Zakopane, 1959. Jerzy Skolimowski - Poet, boxer, film director, artist. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565821: Warsaw 03.05.1982. Martial Law in Poland, Anniversary of May 3 Constitution adopted in 1791. Independent Demonstration organized by the underground Solidarnosc Trade Union in Zamkowy Square, Old Town. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565823: 17.06.1983, mass at 10th Anniversary stadium in Warsaw. Pope John Paul II's second Pilgrimage to Poland. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565833: Warsaw 03.05.1982. Martial Law in Poland, Anniversary of May 3 Constitution adopted in 1791. Independent Demonstration organized by the underground Solidarnosc Trade Union in Old Town. The riotous crowd was dispersed by ZOMO units that surrounded them in front of Saint John cathedral, on Saint Swietojanskiej street. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565841: Warsaw, 01.05.1985. Polish-Soviet relations. Celebration of 1st of May. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565843: Knorow, 03.1981. Wojciech Witold Jaruzelski born 6 July 1923. Poland's last dictator and commander of the communist Polish People's Army (LWP). Jaruzelski was Prime Minister from 1981 to 1985 and President from 1985 to 1990. Jaruzelski gave up power after the Polish Round Table Agreement in 1989 paved the way to democratic elections in Poland. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565853: Zakopane, 1977. Irena training in the snow with her son. Irena Szewinska (born 24.05.1946). Head of the Polish Federation of Athletics and member of the International Olympic committee. Former Polish-Jewish sprinter who was one of the world's leading athletes for almost 20 years, in multiple events. Winner of seven Olympic game medals, three of them gold. She broke six world records and is the only athlete (male or female) to have held a world record in the 100m, 200m and the 400m events. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565858: Katowice, 1975. European Athletics Championship. Irena Szewinska (born 24.05.1946). Head of the Polish Federation of Athletics and member of the International Olympic committee. Former Polish-Jewish sprinter who was one of the world's leading athletes for almost 20 years, in multiple events. Winner of seven Olympic game medals, three of them gold. She broke six world records and is the only athlete (male or female) to have held a world record in the 100m, 200m and the 400m events. / Bridgeman Images
FRM565861: Zakopane, 1980. Irena training for the Olympics with her husband Janusz. Irena Szewinska (born 24.05.1946). Head of the Polish Federation of Athletics and member of the International Olympic committee. Former Polish-Jewish sprinter who was one of the world's leading athletes for almost 20 years, in multiple events. Winner of seven Olympic game medals, three of them gold. She broke six world records and is the only athlete (male or female) to have held a world record in the 100m, 200m and the 400m events. / Bridgeman Images