Polish American T-Shirts

Solidarność... The movement that helped tear down the "Iron Curtin"

Vintage poster promoting the International Eastern European Fair held in Lwow, Poland in 1929 The fair took place while the city was a part of Poland but now is a part of the nation of Ukraine and is known as Lviv.

The capital city of Poland.

The famous sign in Hamtramck, MI

Embrace the power and pride of Poland with our bold design featuring a regal red eagle donning a crown. The word 'Polska' completes this patriotic artwork, celebrating the rich heritage and unwavering spirit of the Polish people. Show your love for your homeland with this striking symbol of strength and royalty

Poland style

It smells like cabbage. Like, all the time.

Vintage poster promoting the International Eastern European Fair held in Lwow, Poland in 1928. The fair took place while the city was a part of Poland but now is a part of the nation of Ukraine and is known as Lviv.

WWII poster stating ' Poland - First to Fight '. The only Allied country to fight the Germans from the very first day of the war to the very last day of the war. Poles fought in every capacity against the Nazis: aviation, naval, army and resistance on the home front. By the end of 1945 over 195,000 Poles were fighting in the Western Front. In the Eastern front the Polish forces numbered 200,000 fighting along side the Russians. At home, the Polish Resistance numbered over 400,000 members and they were the only occupied country not to form a collaborationist government.