National Independence Day in Poland

Independence Day in Poland is celebrated on...

• 11 October

• 11 November

• 9 November

National Independence Day was established to commemorate:

• the end of the Second World War

• the recovery of a sovereign state by the Poles in 1918

• Jozef Pilsudski who was appointed as commander in chief over the Polish forces

Poland had been partitioned under the rule of Prussia, Austria, and Russia for

• 123 years

• 100 years

• 125 years

Who is acknowledged as the father of independent Poland?

• Józef Wybicki

• Józef Pilsudski

• Józef Stalin

The author of the Polish national anthem is:

• Józef Wybicki

• Józef Pilsudski

• Jan Henryk Dabrowski

National symbols of Poland are:

• the national anthem, the flag and the coat of arms

• the white and red colors

• the white eagle and the white and red colors

The flag of Poland consists of two horizontal stripes of equal width;

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The official Changing of the Guard takes place

• on the main square

• in front of the Pilsudski Monument

• in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

During the Independence Day, people take part in:

• parades,Warsaw's Independence Run, masses and marches

• parties

• debates

Independence Day is celebrated as a nationwide holiday

• every second year

• each year

• once every hundred year