ID: BFF537133

MacDonnel Douglas F-4 Phantom, (1958)

ID: BFF537225

The Hawker Hunter jet; rare footage of the Black Arrows in the 1970s

ID: FRM566406

Kalisz, inter-war period Poland, 1930. View of the part of town.

ID: FRM566427

Bojanow, 1939/1940. Polish people forced to work for Germans.

ID: FRM566442

Szczecin near Lomza, Inter-war Poland, 1932-1938; Everyday life at Polish - Jewish public school number 2. Students during fund-raising with charity slogan placard on their bikes encouraging to donate schools.

ID: FRM566469

Lviv; inter-war period, Poland (present day Ukraine), 1918 - 1919 or 1920s. Lviv Orlat (' Eaglets') Cemetery. Coffins of Polish-Lviv defenders killed during battle of Lviv against the Ukrainians. Most of the Polish soldiers were very young or school age volunteers - thats why they were called 'Eaglets'. They were mainly residents of the city.

ID: FRM566481

Vicinity of Lviv; inter-war Poland, nowadays Ukraine, 1920s; Hutsul family in front of their cottage in the village situated nearby Lviv.

ID: FRM566508

Warsaw, 01.05.1989. 1st of May Solidarity counter-demonstration. Senate and Parliamentary election candidates ended the demonstration on behalf of Solidarity. Zbigniew Bujak speaks with a microphone in hand next to Maciej Jankowski.

ID: FRM565179

Dabrowa Gornicza, 02.1976. Construction of Huta Katowica.

ID: FRM565182

Zlotoria, Podlaskie province, Poland, 07.1976. Actress Ewa Benesz washing her clothes in the river. Ewa Benesz made a countrywide tour to declaim Adam Mickiewiczs epic poem 'Pan Tadeusz' ('Sir Thaddeus, or the Last Lithuanian Foray') in small villages.

ID: FRM565188

Warsaw, Poland, 03.1977. Kinds playing in the derelict car owned by a car collector.

ID: FRM565191

Warsaw, Poland, 04.1977. Congress of the Main Technical Organization (Naczelna Organizacja Techniczna). From left: Stanislaw Kania, Wojciech Jaruzelski, Mieczyslaw Jagielski and Jan Szydlak.

ID: FRM565194

Warsaw, Poland, 11.1977. People in the Fiat car showroom.

ID: FRM565197

Warsaw, 30.09.1989 - 01.10.1989. House of Parliament. Pictured: Leszek Balcerowicz during a parliament session.

ID: FRM565206

Warsaw, 19.07.1989. Demonstrations infornt Sejm edifice in protest of Wojciech Jaruzelski as President of Poland. Photographed: demonstrators holding banners.

ID: FRM565209

The round-table negotiations. the last plenary session. Czeslaw Kiszczak (left), Alojzy Orszulik, Lech Walesa. Warsaw, Poland first half of 1989, talks between the communist government and the pro-democratic opposition led to an agreement and deconstruction of the regime. Namiestnikowski palace 05.04.1989

ID: FRM565215

Warsaw, February 1982. Martial Law in Poland. Printing of the independent newspaper 'Tygodnik Wojennego'.

ID: FRM565218

Krynica Gorska Zdroj, resort town in Southern Poland, Dubbed the pearl of polish health resorts, Lesser Poland Province, Beskids mountains, the main pump room 2006

ID: FRM565263

Katowice 16.12.1981. Martial Law in Poland, The pacification of 'Wujek' strike. In picture: a miner hurt during an attack at the mine is removed from the area by his colleagues.

ID: FRM565272

Wadowice, town in Souther Poland, 50km from Cracow, the birthplace of pope John Paul II. 86th aniiversary of pope's birthday. Holy mass on the main square, held by cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz. background: Virgin Mary's Offertory minor basilica Lesser Poland Province, 18.05.2006

ID: FRM565305

Warsaw, Poland, 05.1975. Official distribution of party membership cards to new members of the Polish United Workers Party (PZPR).

ID: FRM565362

Gabin, Poland, 05.12.974. Opening of a furniture shop.

ID: FRM565395

Gdansk, 12.06.1987. Pope John Paul II's third Pilgrimage to Poland. 'Mewa' cruise on Gdansk Bay.

ID: FRM565407

Warsaw, 14.06.1987. Pope John Paul II's third Pilgrimage to Poland, mass on Defilad Square. Wojciech Krynski

ID: FRM565410

Warsaw, 14.06.1987. Mass at Defilad Square, Pope John Paul II's third Pilgrimage to Poland.

ID: FRM565464

Gniezno, Central-Western Poland, Cathedral, Basilica, historic first capital of Poland, Greater Poland province, the cathedral known for its twelfth-century (circa 1175), two-winged bronze doors decorated with scenes of martyrdom of St. Wojciech. here his body 2007

ID: FRM565482

Warsaw, 08 1955. Fifth World Festival of Youth and Students. Mass party at 10th Anniversary Stadium.

ID: FRM565572

Frederic Francois Chopin, composer (1810-1849). Painting by Kwiatowski (1849).

ID: FRM565575

Gdansk December 1981. Martial Law in Poland. Riots on Hucisko round-about.

ID: FRM565596

Bialskopodlaskie Voivodeship, Poland,1977. First secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party pays a visit to local authorities.

ID: FRM565599

Lublin 1977. Polish-Soviet relations. Shopping mall 'Centrum' decorated for the occasion of the anniversary of the October revolution.

ID: FRM565605

Lublin, 11.06.1981. Czeslaw Milosz (30.06.1911 - 14.08.2004). Nobel prize winner in literature, poet, essayist and translator. Czeslaw was anti-Stalin and his novel 'The captive mind' show cases his beliefs. He was a Slavic language and literature professor at the University of California. (1961-1998).

ID: FRM565608

Lublin, Poland, 1978. Painted propaganda poster about 'fight for a peace'. Slogans on the poster read ' Peace for the World' and 'Say no to the neutron bomb'.

ID: FRM565656

Pope John Paul II kisses a one year-old girl at Jasna Gora monastery in Czestochowa, during his first pilgrimage to Poland in June 1979.

ID: FRM565719

Opole, the city crest. South-Western Poland Upper Silesia, Opolishe Province 2006

ID: FRM565830

Bialystok, 02.11.1984. Hearse with the dead body of Jerzy Popieluszko drives from Bialystok to Warsaw.