Talk:Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Poland)

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Aleksander Skrzy&#324;ski 27.07.1924 - 5.05.1926 Kajetan Dzier&#380;ykraj-Morawski 10.05.1926 - 15.05.1926 August Zaleski 15.05.1926 - 2.11.1932 Józef Beck 2.11.1932 - 30.09.1939 August Zaleski 30.09.1939 - 25.07.1941 Edward Raczy&#324;ski 22.08.1941 - 14.07.1943 Tadeusz Romer 14.07.1943 - 24.11.1944 Adam Tarnowski 29.11.1944 - 5.07.1945 Edward Osóbka-Morawski 21.07.1944 - 2.05.1945 Wincenty Rzymowski 2.05.1945 - 5.02.1947 Zygmunt Modzelewski 6.02.1947 - 20.03.1951 Stanis&#322;aw Skrzeszewski 20.03.1951 - 27.04.1956 Adam Rapacki 27.04.1956 - 22.12.1968 Stefan J&#281;drychowski 22.12.1968 - 22.12.1971 Stefan Olszowski 22.12.1971 - 2.12.1976 Emil Wojtaszek 2.12.1976 -24.08.1980 Józef Czyrek 24.08.1980 - 21.07.1982 Stefan Olszowski 21.07.1982 - 12.11.1985 Marian Orzechowski 12.11.1985 - 17.06.1988 Tadeusz Olechowski 17.06.1988 - 12.09.1989 Krzysztof Skubiszewski 12.09.1989 - 25.10.1993 Andrzej Olechowski 26.10.1993 - 6.03.1995 W&#322;adys&#322;aw Bartoszewski 7.03.1995 - 22.12.1995 Dariusz Rosati 29.12.1995 - 30.10.1997 Bronis&#322;aw Geremek 31.10.1997 - 30.06.2000 W&#322;adys&#322;aw Bartoszewski 30.06.2000 - 19.10.2001 W&#322;odzimierz Cimoszewicz 19.10.2001 -

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I moved this article back to "Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland" in an effort to fit in with other Polish ministries, which is IMHO more important than fitting in with other MOFAs. Moreover, nothing links to "Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Poland)". Please do not revert my edit. EPWA airport (talk) 07:19, 19 June 2008 (UTC)

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'The MSZ's new extension, Articom office building at 21 Szucha Avenue, which in 2011 displayed a large-scale version of Poland's, then-presidency of the Council of the European Union'

Does this mean that there was an artwork or projection on the exterior of the building related to / inspired by the presidency? What sorts of things did it show?

Regards to all, Notreallydavid (talk) 14:06, 5 October 2023 (UTC)