VOICED: Poland's Tatars keep the faith

The video explores the Tatar minority in eastern Poland, highlighting their historic wooden mosque in the village of Cristiani. It delves into the history of the Tatars, who settled in Poland in the 15th century, and their cultural heritage, including a Muslim cemetery with graves dating back to 1699. The modern Tatar community, led by 99-year-old Mustafa Ginsky, maintains their traditions and loyalty to Poland. The video also showcases Tatar cuisine, such as salami, and the efforts of the remaining families to preserve their culture.

What is unique about the mosque in the village of Cristiani?

• It is made entirely of stone.

• It is the only mosque in Poland.

• It was built in the 20th century.

• It is one of only two wooden mosques in Poland.

Since when have the Tatars been present in Poland?

• Since the 10th century

• Since the 20th century

• Since the 15th century

• Since the 18th century

Who is Mustafa Ginsky?

• A historian of Tatar culture

• The community's oldest member and leader of worship

• A famous Tatar chef

• The youngest member of the Tatar community

What is a notable dish of the Tatar community?

• Pierogi

• Cortana salami

• Borscht

• Sushi

How many Tatar families remain in Cristiani after World War II?

• Ten families

• Twenty families

• Four families

• Fifty families