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  Polska   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Plac 19 Stycznia.Plyka pamiatkowa ku czci zolnierzy polskich poleglych w bitwie pod Kutnem w 1939 r.
Panstwowa szkola Muzyczna w palacu z konca XVIII w.
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 Education in Lithuania Prior to the Dissolution of the Jesuit Order (1773) - J.A. Rackauskas
Besides the Piarist and Jesuit reforms, a number of other significant developments should be mentioned.
In 1766 the Royal Military Academy (Szkolą Rycerska) was founded in Warsaw (eventually this school developed into Warsaw University and one of its graduates was Tadeusz Kosciuszka).
In Lithuania a writer in the early 1770's argued that agriculture can be improved only through a thorough knowledge of the earth sciences and that the responsibility to impart this knowledge rests with the schools.
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 The Elected Monarchy   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
On the death of Augustus III, Catherine used her influence to ensure that Stanislaw Augustus became King (1764 - 1795); Poniatowski was to become the last King of Poland.
On acceding to the throne Stanislaw Augustus attempted to show that he was no puppet by setting up a range of commissions and ministries aimed at improving the process of government, carrying out financial and educational reforms and establishing a military school (the Szkola Rycerska); it was obvious that a Polish revival was under way.
At this point Prussia and Russia raised the whole issue of the rights of Lutheran and Orthodox dissidents knowing that this would stir up trouble (1766).
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 Polish Music Reference Center:May 1997 Newsletter
However, when Poland reached the lowest point in its history, during the partitions at the end of the eighteenth century, a resurgence of interest in defining and protecting national identity led to the creation of a number of songs, which, in time, competed for the title of the "national anthem."
In 1774, the patriotic poet-bishop, Ignacy Krasicki wrote a hymn to "Holy love of the beloved homeland" which is, till this day sung at the Military Academy [Szkola Rycerska]; and appropriately so, since it calls for ultimate sacrifices for the sake of the country, including the offerings of poverty and death.
Krasicki's subsequent hymn, written for the first anniversary of the proclamation of the 3rd May Constitution (in 1792) is more joyous in nature and is set to a popular, memorable melody.
www.usc.edu /dept/polish_music/news/may97.html   (2364 words)

  
 Regional - Europe - Poland   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Wyzsza Szkola Morska w Gdyni - Gdynia Maritime Academy.
The Wieliczka Salt Mine Museum - Offers news and information about the museum and the sanitorium located there, as well as the history of the mine.
Restauracja Rycerska - Restaurant in the 14th century basement of the town hall offers typical Polish cuisine.
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 Internet Search Results - The Central Piedmont Community College Virtual Campus - The CPCC Virtual Campus   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Rycerska - Restauracja w centrum Chojny w XIV wiecznych piwnicach ratusza, w menu potrawy kuchni polskiej.
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