Tag Archives: Poland

The morphology of the wide belt of lowlands is essentially due – as can be understood from the brief hints given – to the glacial phenomenon. During the Cenozoic, the Baltic reached as far east as Brześć with a large gulf, which then gradually filled up. In fact, paleogenic marine sediments are found throughout the… Read More »

Despite its proximity to Sweden, Poland is a relatively unknown holiday country for many of us. Most people probably think of the trade union movement Solidarity and its leader Lech Walesa, Pope John Paul II, the Jewish ghetto in Warsaw or concentration camps when Poland is mentioned. Incidentally, the country is perhaps more or less… Read More »