The document provides information about Poland, its capital Warsaw, other major cities like Krakow and Poznan, and geographical features such as beaches, forests, and lakes. It then discusses famous Polish individuals like Nobel Prize winners Marie Curie and Lech Walesa. The document also describes the Podkarpacie region and city of Rzeszow, including details about Rzeszow University of Technology and University of Rzeszow.

1. our:
 country
 region
 city
 and our school

2. POLAND

5. Warsaw
capital city

6. Warsaw capital city

7. WARSZAWA

8. Warsaw capital city

10. National Stadium, Warsaw

11. *Kraków

13. POZNAŃ

14. POZNAŃ ARENA - stadium

15. Gdańsk

17. Wrocław

20. Sandy beaches

21. Mountain ranges

22. *Mazurian
lakes

23. Mazurian lakes

24. Białowieża forest

25. Białowieża forest

27. Famous Poles
Lech Wałęsa
Labour activist who helped form and led
(1980–90) communist Poland’s first
independent trade union ‘Solidarity’. The
charismatic leader of millions of Polish
workers, he went on to become the president
of Poland (1990–95). He received the Nobel
Peace Prize in 1983.
Pope John Paul II

28. Fryderyk Chopin - Polish
composer and a virtuoso pianist. He
was one of the great masters of
Romantic music.

29. Marie Skłodowska Curie
(7 November 1867 – 4 July 1934)
was a physicist and a chemist.
She was a pioneer in the field of
radioactivity, the first person honored
with two Nobel Prizes, receiving one
for physics and later, one for
chemistry. She was the first woman
who worked as a professor at the
University of Paris.

30. Ignacy Łukasiewicz Ignacy Łukasiewicz was a chemist and
the pioneer of petroleum industry.
In 1852 in the laboratory at the chemist’s
shop, he carried out the distillation of
petroleum, charged with this task by the
owner of the chemist’s. A year later he
constructed the first oil lamp which was
used to light the shop windows at the
chemist’s.

31. Ignacy Jan Paderewski
– virtuoso pianist
Krzysztof Penderecki
is a Polish composer of classical music
and a conductor.

32. Nobel Peace Prize Winners
Lech Wałęsa Józef Rotblat
1983 Nobel Prize Winner 1995 Nobel Prize Winner

33. Nobel Prize Winner for Physics and Chemistry
1903 and 1911 Nobel Prize Winner

34. Nobel Prize Winner for Medicine
Tadeusz Reichstein
1950 Nobel Prize Winner

35. Nobel Prize Winners for Literature
1905 Nobel Prize Winner
Henryk Sienkiewicz
1924 Nobel Prize Winner
Władysław Reymont

36. 1980 Nobel Prize Winner
Czesław Miłosz
Nobel Prize Winners for Literature
1996 Nobel Prize Winner
Wisława Szymborska

37. Adam Małysz – ski jumper
POLISH SPORTS STARS

38. Robert Kubica is the first Polish racing driver competing in Formula 1

39. Mariusz Pudzianowski is the only man
in the world who gained five titles of
‘Strongman’
- World’s strongest man

40. Polish Women-volleyball Team

41. Justyna Kowalczyk
Polish cross country ski champion

42. Tomasz Gollob
World Champion 2010
Speedway

43. Agnieszka Radwańska
- tennis player

44. The Podkarpacie
region
The Podkarpacie region

45. The Podkarpacie
region

46. The folk dresses of
the Podkarpacie region

47. Rzeszów Folk Costumes

48. The coat of arms
of Rzeszów

49. Rzeszów

51. RZESZÓW – city centre

52. AIRPORT RZESZÓW - JASIONKA

53. Rzeszów University of Technology

54. The history of Rzeszow University of Technology goes back to 1951
when The Evening Engineering School was founded.
When the right academic and scientific standards had been reached, steps to
change the status of the school were successfully undertaken, creating the first
independent Higher Engineering School on 25th June 1963 on the basis of 153rd
ordinance of the Council of Ministers.
Rzeszów University of Technology
acquired its present status on 1st
October 1974 on the basis of ordinance
of the Council of Ministers passed on 19th
September 1974.
Rzeszów University of Technology provides
higher education at 5 faculties:
Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautics
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Management and Marketing

55. UNIVERSITY OF RZESZÓW

56. THE UNIVERSITY OF RZESZÓW was established in 2001 through
the merger of Higher Pedagogical School, Rzeszów branches of
Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin and the Economics
Faculty and the Agricultural Academy in Cracow.
The University registers twelve interest groups:
Applied Linguistics
Archaeologists
Economists
Educators
Historians
Information Technologies
Korczak Students' Circle
Mathematicians
Naturalists
Physicists
Sociologists
Students International Relations DAF

57. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY