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* Walt Kowalski, Polish-American [[Korean War]] veteran and retired Ford worker, in [[Clint Eastwood]]'s 2008 film ''[[Gran Torino (film)|Gran Torino]]''
* Walt Kowalski, Polish-American [[Korean War]] veteran and retired Ford worker, in [[Clint Eastwood]]'s 2008 film ''[[Gran Torino (film)|Gran Torino]]''
* [[Kowalski (Madagascar)|Kowalski]], a penguin in the children's film ''[[Madagascar (2005 film)|Madagascar]]''
* [[Kowalski (Madagascar)|Kowalski]], a penguin in the children's film ''[[Madagascar (2005 film)|Madagascar]]''
* Lucyna "Lucy" Kushinada, a netrunner of mixed Polish and Japanese descent in ''[[Cyberpunk: Edgerunners]]''
* [[Quo Vadis (novel)|''Ligia'']], heroine of [[Sienkiewicz]]'s novel, [[Quo Vadis (novel)|Quo Vadis?]]
* [[Quo Vadis (novel)|''Ligia'']], heroine of [[Sienkiewicz]]'s novel, [[Quo Vadis (novel)|Quo Vadis?]]
* [[Man of Iron]], symbol of [[Solidarity (Polish trade union)|Solidarity]] and title of [[Andrzej Wajda|Wajda]]'s film
* [[Man of Iron]], symbol of [[Solidarity (Polish trade union)|Solidarity]] and title of [[Andrzej Wajda|Wajda]]'s film

Revision as of 23:37, 7 October 2022

This is a partial list of notable Polish or Polish-speaking or -writing people. People of partial Polish heritage have their respective ancestries credited.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Science

Physics

See also: Category:Polish physicists

Chemistry

See also: Category:Polish chemists

Biology, medicine

See also: Category:Polish biologists and Category:Polish physicians

Astronomy

See also: Category:Polish astronomers

Mathematics

See also: Category:Polish mathematicians

Computer science

See also: Category:Polish computer scientists

Linguistics

See also: Category:Linguists from Poland

Invention

See also: Category:Polish inventors

Engineering

See also: Category:Polish engineers

Social sciences

See also: Category:Polish social scientists

Economics

See also: Category:Polish economists

Other sciences

History

See also: Category:Polish historians

Philosophy

See also: History of philosophy in Poland

Prose literature

See also: List of Polish writers and List of Polish novelists

Journalism

Main page: Category:Polish journalists

Poetry

See also: List of Polish poets

Music

Visual arts

See also: List of Polish architects, List of Polish artists, and List of Polish painters

Entertainment

See also: List of Polish actors, Category:Polish theatre directors, and Category:Polish film directors

Business

See also: Category:Polish businesspeople

Politics

See also: Lists of Polish politicians

Law

Main article: List of Polish lawyers

Diplomacy

See also: Category:Polish diplomats

Military

See also: Category:Polish military personnel
Main article: List of Polish admirals

Intelligence

Holocaust resistance

Religion

Nobility

Further information: List of szlachta

Royalty

See also: List of Polish monarchs

Assassins

Miscellany

Legendary persons

Fictional characters

Wrocław's dwarfs

Models

Sport

See also: list of Polish sports players

Athletics

Basketball

Boxing

Checkers

Chess

Climbing

Cycling

Fencing

Football

Ice hockey

Skiing

Swimming

Tennis

Volleyball

Weightlifting

Others

See also

References

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