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Polak · 03-29-06, 06:24 PM

LwÃ³w was Polish before the war and before the ********ng Yalta Convention. It was there that Churchill and Roosevelt sold us away to Stalin.

LwÃ³w was once a great prosperous Polish city, many famous Polish intellectuals studied in that city. Before the war LwÃ³w was the cultural centrum of Poland. The city is also famous for the LwÃ³w Eaglets, they where Polish child soldiers that defended the city druing the Polish-Ukranian war (1918-1919). After the defence of the LwÃ³w Eaglets the city was decorated with the Virtuti Militari, which is Poland's highest military decoration. It is also the worlds oldest still existing military decoration. LwÃ³w is a city which will allways have a special place in our hearts...

A funny thing is that when I read "TLAM Strike"s post and started writing this one, I was llistening to a Polish song about LwÃ³w.

03-29-06, 06:24 PM	#8
Polak Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Poland/Sweden Posts: 808 Downloads: 1 Uploads: 0	LwÃ³w was Polish before the war and before the ********ng Yalta Convention. It was there that Churchill and Roosevelt sold us away to Stalin. LwÃ³w was once a great prosperous Polish city, many famous Polish intellectuals studied in that city. Before the war LwÃ³w was the cultural centrum of Poland. The city is also famous for the LwÃ³w Eaglets, they where Polish child soldiers that defended the city druing the Polish-Ukranian war (1918-1919). After the defence of the LwÃ³w Eaglets the city was decorated with the Virtuti Militari, which is Poland's highest military decoration. It is also the worlds oldest still existing military decoration. LwÃ³w is a city which will allways have a special place in our hearts... A funny thing is that when I read "TLAM Strike"s post and started writing this one, I was llistening to a Polish song about LwÃ³w. __________________