Many anniversaries in Poland's history (2018)

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I could not find a round anniversary for year 1718 but there are still many of them, just to mention:

100th - 1918 - Poland regained independence after WW1
200th - 1818 - stage debut of virtuoso Fryderyk Chopin
400th - 1618 - truce of Deulino ended Polish-Russian war
500th - 1518 - Bona Sforza became queen of Poland
600th - 1418 - the end of the Council of Constance
700th - 1318 - reunification of Polish Kingdom in Sulejów*
800th - 1218 - beginning of the Prussian Crusade**
900th - 1118 - the end of the revolt of Palatine Skarbimir
1000th - 1018 - peace of Bautzen and victory against Rus
1100th - ca. 918 - more or less the beginnings of Poland
1500th - 518 - Slavic Antes were mentioned for the first time
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50th - 1968 - Polish 1968 political crisis, March events

*In 1318 Polish Kingdom was officially resumed after the period of Feudal Fragmentation of Poland.

**In 1218 bishop Christian and Knights of Dobrzyń were given Chełmno Land by Konrad of Mazovia as a base for military operations against Prussians. Teutonic Knights were invited in 1226 and came in 1228.

 

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[FONT=&quot]What cultural, political or social conflicts historically have taken place in Poland that are still ongoing today

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What cultural, political or social conflicts historically have taken place in Poland that are still ongoing today.

Anything more specific? Maybe some context?

Nearly every country has some prolonged cultural, political or social conflicts.

 

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Watch this documentary (in English), it should be helpful for your homework:

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That documentary is about the region of Augustów, in the Suwałki Gap area:

http://roadsandkingdoms.com/2017/inside-the-suwalki-gap/

Suwałki Gap is the area between Kaliningrad Oblast and Belarusian border:

http://www.lituanus.org/1992_1/92_1_02.htm

Poland and Lithuania are in NATO but Belarus and Russia (Kaliningrad) are not.