He died in Warsaw.

I live in Warsaw.

It's cold in my city, Warsaw.

But don t stop there as Warsaw has many further sights to explore.

The police in Warsaw were in the habit of searching people in the streets.

In the 1890s he studied in the Flying University.

History In 1898, Warsaw was opened Warsaw University of Technology.

On 12 May 1935, he died of liver cancer at Warsaw's Belweder Palace.

Soon after, the idea of establishing a puppet regime in Warsaw took root.

Instead, the nationalistic government in Warsaw is bent on isolating itself within Europe.

The press lies! demonstrators shouted in Warsaw and burned Party controlled newspapers.

In all of Warsaw, only a couple government candidates bothered to put up posters.

He studied law at Warsaw University and in Geneva in 1829, where he met Adam Mickiewicz.

Soon after graduation from school he began to study medicine, first in Moscow, and later in Warsaw.

I'm impressed by the hundreds and hundreds of people here at the Open Data Camp in Warsaw.

In 1974 he began to teach composition at the State College of Music (currently the Music Academy) in Warsaw.

In Warsaw, too, students were protesting, but their cause was not the same as their Western counterparts.

Zamenhof died of a heart problem, possibly of a heart failure, in Warsaw on 14 April 1917, and is buried in the Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery.

But the Roundtable talks in Warsaw 20 years ago this month is where the Iron Curtain began to be dismantled.

Now there is talk, in both Warsaw and Moscow, that the second tragedy of Katyn might usher in a new era in bilateral relations.

Noting also the ministerial conference entitled Towards a Community of Democracies , hosted by the Government of Poland at Warsaw on 26 and 27 June 2000,

They are involved in the organization of the world's biggest open government event, the Open Government Data Camp in Warsaw.

In 1955 he was allowed to travel to the Soviet Union, and won a Gold Medal in an international exhibition in Warsaw, Poland.

On March 9, 1953, from the Gulf of Finland to the Bering Sea, everything stood still likewise in Warsaw, Budapest, Prague, and East Berlin.

When all things are considered, Germany is a more reliable ally and partner than Ukraine, which some in Warsaw see as a potential counterweight to Russia.

Kościuszko saw a chance to return to military service and spent some time in Warsaw, among those who engaged in the political debates outside the Great Sejm.

A step was made in this direction in June 2000, when the Community of Democracy, bringing together more than half of the member states of the United Nations, was created in Warsaw.

As a part of the Ukrainian women s team, the female athlete became the winner of the Chess Olympics in Turin (2006), the World Team Championships in Astana (2013), and the European Team Championships in Warsaw (2013).

On November 4, 2011, Anna Kuliberda of NetSquared posted a summary of the Open Government Data Camp 2011, which took place in Warsaw, Poland, on October 21 22

Skeptics doubt the credibility of this policy, which in principle obliges the US to sacrifice New York in response to an attack on Warsaw, or endanger Los Angeles to defend Taipei.

Thus, whether Europe effectively pursues its own interests in Eastern Europe will depend on coordination between the governments in Berlin and Warsaw, and between them and the EU in Brussels and the other member states.

The bilateral US China talks in Warsaw in the 1960 s were fruitless until Richard M. Nixon and National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger opened a different, more direct discussion through the auspices of Pakistan.

The opening of Hungary's borders that autumn and the seeking of refuge by East German citizens in the German embassies of Prague and Warsaw already had shaken communist and Stasi rule to its their foundations.

While students in Paris and Berkeley turned against academic science, their contemporaries in Warsaw and other Polish cities demonstrated in defense of the traditional role of the university and its autonomy, and were supported by many of their professors.

So chirped many in Prague in November 1989, reflecting the pride and the joy of the Velvet Revolution, but also the sustained effort that was needed to end communism, whose demise began in Warsaw the previous February.