Poland
78 entries quoted from the Wikipedia articles written per year for Poland, 1410 CE to 2016 CE. Each century below shows a sample spread across it; the year link on a line opens everything held for that year.
15th century
1 entry, 1410 CE to 1410 CE
18th century
6 entries, 1772 CE to 1795 CE
- 1772Kingdom of Galicia and LodomeriaPolandsource
- 1773Commission of National EducationPolandsource
- 1788Polish–Lithuanian CommonwealthPolandsource
- 1789Elimination of the Permanent CouncilPolandsource
- 1795The Duchy of Courland and Semigallia were forced to be annexed into Russian rule.Polandsource
- 1795Abdication of King Stanisław August PoniatowskiPolandsource
19th century
6 entries, 1807 CE to 1897 CE
- 1807Karol_Antoniewicz jesuit and missionaryPolandsource
- 1807Zofia Dmuszewska actor and opera singerPolandsource
- 1847September 12 – Wacław Mayzel, histologist (d. 1916)Polandsource
- 1847July 28 – Jan Nepomucen Głowacki, realist painter (b. 1802)Polandsource
- 1897March 13 – Tadeusz Vetulani in SanokPolandsource
- 1897June 16 – Antonina Hoffmann in KrakówPolandsource
20th century
54 entries, 1935 CE to 1997 CE — 25 shown, spread across the century
- 1935July 6-7. Polish Track and Field Championships take placePolandsource
- 1936March 18–21. Strike action at Polish Rubber Factory Semperit in Kraków,Polandsource
- 1936May 16–17. Left-wing intellectuals gather to participate in the Lwów Anti-Fascist Congress of Cultural Workers.Polandsource
- 1937January 28: anti-Semitic riots at University of Warsaw and Warsaw University of Technology,Polandsource
- 1937February 14: first competition takes place at a new ski jumping hill at Skalité near Szczyrk,Polandsource
- 1937January 21: the premiere of the film “Pani Minister Tanczy” (“Miss Minister Dances”), directed by Juliusz Gardan. On the same day, composer Zbigniew Bargielski is born in Łomża,Polandsource
- 1937March 29 – Karol Szymanowski, composer (b. 1882)Polandsource
- 1938first edition of Witold Gombrowicz's Ferdydurke, even though published in October 1937, is dated 1938,Polandsource
- 1938April 24 A general meeting of Camp of National Unity takes place in Katowice,Polandsource
- 1939September 3 – A planned international football friendly between Poland and Bulgaria in Warsaw was cancelled due to the invasion of Poland. On the same day, the Gordon Bennett cup in ballooning, planned in Lwów, was cancelled. Three other international matches were cancelled in September, between Poland and Yugoslavia in Belgrade on 6 September, and two matches on the 24 September between Poland B Team and Finland in Helsinki, and Poland A Team and Romania in Bucharest.Polandsource
- 1939Minister of Religious Beliefs and Public Enlightenment – Wojciech Świętosławski,Polandsource
- 1939Minister of Communication – Juliusz Ulrych,Polandsource
- 1939Possessed by Witold GombrowiczPolandsource
- 1939February 6 – Czesław Niemen, a singer and composer, is born in Stare WasiliszkiPolandsource
- 19464 July – Kielce pogrom: A violent attack by Polish soldiers, police and civilians on the Jewish community in Kielce kills at least 42 people and injures over 40 others.Polandsource
- 19495 June - Emilia Malessa, Freedom and Independence member, committed suicide in prison (born 1907)Polandsource
- 197015 December – Polish 1970 protests: Riots and looting lead to a confrontation with the government.Polandsource
- 197023 December – The government freezes food prices for two years.Polandsource
- 19701 November – Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Zygfryd Wolniak and three other people are killed in an attack on a group of diplomats at Karachi airport in Pakistan.Polandsource
- 1981September 4–12. Major Soviet military exercise Zapad’81 (West’81) takes place in Belarus and the Baltic States.Polandsource
- 1981April 2–6. First council of Independent Students’ Association takes place in Kraków.Polandsource
- 1981June 20–21. First All-Polish meeting of independent publishers takes place in Warsaw. Among participating offices, are ABC (Kraków), Alternatywy (Gdańsk), 3 Maja (Warsaw), Krąg (Warsaw), Młoda Polska (Gdańsk), Spotkania (Lublin-Kraków-Warsaw), NOWa (Warsaw).Polandsource
- 1981October 22 - November 13. General strike in Zielona Góra Voivodeship, sparked by a conflict at State Agricultural Farm in a village of Lubogóra, where chairman of local Solidarity had been fired.Polandsource
- 199216 October – A new Act of Parliament re-establishes the former Order of Merit of the Polish People's Republic under the new name Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland (Order Zasługi Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej).Polandsource
- 19971 February – The Poznań Fast Tram was opened.Polandsource
21st century
11 entries, 2006 CE to 2016 CE
- 2006Poland at the 2006 Winter ParalympicsPolandsource
- 20085–6 June – 2008 Poland tornado outbreak; 4 fatalities.Polandsource
- 200823 January – Mirosławiec air disaster; an EADS CASA C-295 military transport plane crashed as it approached the Mirosławiec runway, killing all passengers and crew: 20 victims. 3 days of national mourning followed.Polandsource
- 200931 May – last flight of the Polish airline CentralwingsPolandsource
- 201018 August – The hall opened in Gdańsk-Sopot.Polandsource
- 20106 June – Fr. Jerzy Popiełuszko became beatified on Marshal Jozef Pilsudski Sq. in Warsaw.Polandsource
- 201030 April – The Department of Computer Science of PKP turned off the last operating system in Poland based on a computer teleprocessing 1305th Oder.Polandsource
- 201029 April – The highest win in the Lotto was won in Elbląg and totalled 24 636 124.00 PLN.Polandsource
- 201010 January – 18th Final of The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity (for the second time for children with oncological diseases), oncology clinics for retrofitting the highly specialized equipment.Polandsource
- 20111 July – Poland takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from Hungary for a six-month term.Polandsource
- 2016From 8 December — State Owned PZU together with Polish Development Fund acquired Bank Pekao, Poland's second largest bank previously owned by UniCredit, by buying a 32.8 per cent stake in the bank for the amount of PLN 10.6 billion (EUR 2.6 billion).Polandsource