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Polish Anniversary of Independence, celebrated every year on November 11th. It’s the most important celebration in Poland- in 1918, after 123 years.

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3 Polish Anniversary of Independence, celebrated every year on November 11th. It’s the most important celebration in Poland- in 1918, after 123 years our country appeared on the world maps again.

4 When World War I started, Polish territory, split during between Austria-Hungary, German Empire and Russian Empire, became the scene of much of the operations of the Eastern Front of World War I. When World War I started, Polish territory, split during partitions between Austria-Hungary, German Empire and Russian Empire, became the scene of much of the operations of the Eastern Front of World War I. After the collapse of the Russian, German and Austro-Hungarian Empires, Poland became independent.

5 Our soldiers fought during the World War I in French Army- Gen. Haller i „Błękitna Armia”

6 …and in Austia- Hungarian army- Józef Piłsudski and his unit.

7 There were also Polish units in Russian army. Polish soldiers have to fight against each other.

8 I wojna światowa 1914-1918

9 Poland regein independance- November 1918 Polish people gained control in Warsaw. Józefa Piłsudskiego on train station in Warsaw, after German prison.

10 Józef Piłsudski became the Leader of Poland

11 11 listopada 1918 roku The first Day of Polish Independance

12 National Anniversary of Independance in our school In our school we celebrated this day by organizing Independence Run- a competition between primary schools from our town- Sosnowiec. Idea of the Run was established before the II War in our district- Niwka. It was very important celebration in which all society took part. In 2000 teachers and pupils from our school decided to resume this tradition.

13 The celebration starts in front of the commemorative plate, dedicated Polish soldiers. We put flowers and burn candles.

14 Then, after the Run pupils, guests and participants of the run take part in solemn academy. Pupils from our Tradition Club prepare a performance to show Polish history during partition, when we have to fight for ourindependance. There is always a lot of acting, singing.

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