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In this photo taken in Warsaw, Poland, Tuesday, July 8, 2014, Kazimierz Mikos, 84, shows buildings in Sienna street where in the 1944 Warsaw Rising he had his insurgent lodgings. As a 14-year-old boy Mikos was a guard and messenger in Warsaw’s struggle against the occupying Nazi Germans. He will be among hundreds of fighters attending the ceremonies of the 70th anniversary of the ill-fated struggle that led to the destruction of some 30 percent of the city’s substance and the loss of some 200,000 lives. (AP Photo/Czarek Sokolowski)
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Haunting memories 70 years after Warsaw Uprising

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk listens to lawmakers in the parliament in Warsaw, Poland, Wednesday, June 25, 2014. Tusk asked lawmakers for an urgent confidence vote in his government, which has been rocked by leaking tapes of private conversations of top state officials. (AP Photo/Alik Keplicz)
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Lawmakers support Polish PM in confidence vote

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Poland: Prosecutors erred in laptop seizure try
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Poland: Prosecutors erred in laptop seizure try

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Polish authorities try to seize magazine’s files
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Polish authorities try to seize magazine’s files

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Polish leaders try to limit damage in new scandal
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Polish leaders try to limit damage in new scandal

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FILE - This is a Friday, June 6, 1997 file photo of Pope John Paul II as he gives the blessing to believers on a ski jumping range in Zakopane, southern Poland. The Pope is on an eleven-day tour through his home country. Poland's Solidarity movement played a central role in the drama of ousting communism from Europe and in the breakup of the Soviet Union. From his balcony on St. Peter's Square, John Paul II became the spiritual heart of the Solidarity movement. Elected pope in 1978, his visit to his native Poland the following year rallied millions to open-air Masses, making the Poles realize they could unite in a huge, like-minded democratic force. (AP Photo/Arturo Mari/Vatican Pool, File)
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5 key figures of Poland’s shift to democracy

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Authors of Polish democracy see its good, bad side
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Authors of Polish democracy see its good, bad side

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Protesters, holding photos of victims of the communist regime shout slogans against the late Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski in front of the military cathedral during a Catholic Mass for Jaruzelski, in Warsaw, Poland, Friday, May 30, 2014. Jaruzelski, who died last week, imposed martial law on Poland in 1981 in an attempt to crush Lech Walesa's Solidarity movement but eight years later he allowed the peaceful dismantling of the Soviet-backed system. (AP Photo/Alik Keplicz)
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Prayers, protests at Polish general’s funeral

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Cars drive through a soundproof tunnel covering a highway in Warsaw, Poland, Wednesday, April 30, 2014, one of the many investments built with the help of European Union funds. Poland joined the European Union a decade ago, a time that made monumental changes in the country as well as in some other former Soviet satellite states in east and central Europe. (AP Photo/Alik Keplicz)
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Young EU members celebrate decade in rich club

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Poles applaud beloved John Paul II’s sainthood
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Poles applaud beloved John Paul II’s sainthood

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