VirtualGlobetrotting: Polish Diplomatic Missions

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Polish Embassy in UAE
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Embassy of Poland in Addis Ababa
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Embassy of Poland, Beirut
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Embassy of Poland in Bogota
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Embassy of Poland in Brazil
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Embassy of Poland in Bratislava

Embassy of Poland in Brussels

Embassy of Poland in Romania
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Embassy of Poland, Canberra
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Polish flag
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The flag of Poland consists of two horizontal stripes of equal width, the upper one white and the lower one red. The two colors are defined in the Polish constitution as the national colors. A variant of the flag with the national coat of arms in the middle of the white stripe is legally reserved for official use abroad and at sea. A similar flag with the addition of a swallow-tail is used as the naval ensign of Poland.

Embassy of Poland in Moldova
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Mediapark Cologne
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Polish Embassy to Denmark
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Embassy of Poland, Doha
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Embassy of Poland in Kiev
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Following independence, Ukraine August 24, 1991 Poland recognized Ukraine December 2, 1991. January 4, 1992 between Ukraine and Poland was established diplomatic relations.

Polish Embassy in Kingston
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Embassy of Poland, Kuala Lumpur
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Embassy of Poland, Lima

Embassy of Poland in Slovenia
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Flags of Kenya, Poland & EU
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Consulate General of Poland, Los Angeles

Embassy of Poland, Mexico City

Embassy of Poland, Minsk
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Flags of Poland & European Union
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Embassy of Poland, New Delhi
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Joseph Raphael De Lamar House
Home of a Consulate General of Poland

Consulate General of Poland, Ostrava

Embassy of Poland, Ottawa

Embassy of Poland in Podgorica

Poland flag
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Embassy of Poland, Pyongyang
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Embassy of Poland in Latvia
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Embassy of Poland in Rome

Consulate General of Poland - Sao Paulo

Embassy of Poland in Skopje

Embassy of Poland, Tallinn

Embassy of Poland in Tokyo

Consulate General of Poland, Toronto

Embassy of Poland in Lithuania

Embassy of the Republic of Poland, Washington
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By: AlbinoFlea.
The Embassy of the Republic of Poland is located at 2640 Sixteenth Street, NW in Washington, DC. The building, designed by the architect George Oakley Totten, was completed early in 1910, including the elaborate iron and glass marquee over the front entrance. It was built for Senator John B. Henderson, who two years later added two stories and a basement; Totten again was the architect for this modification. The white limestone structure, with its six balconies and two porches, presents a well-balanced exterior. The style is derived not only from seventeenth and eighteenth century French houses, but incorporates major elements of English style, such as the use of double-hung windows. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of its design, as seen from the street, is that the basic structural elements and ornamentation have been kept relatively simple and consistent. The integration of the balconies (four limestone and two wrought-iron) is particularly effective.
In 1919 the first Polish envoy to the United States, Prince Kazimierz Lubomirski, purchased the property on behalf of the Polish Government. Only a few changes have been made to the building throughout the years. The main rooms look today just as they did in the 1911 photographs, with the exception of some minor changes in lighting and wall coloring. In 1978 a team of specialists was brought from Poland to completely restore the ornamental plaster and woodwork, returning the interior to its original grandeur and artistic integrity.

Embassy of Poland, Wellington

Embassy of Poland in Reykjavik

Embassy of Poland in Tunis

Embassy of Poland in Abuja

Embassy of Poland in Sarajevo

Embassy of Poland in Stockholm

Embassy of Poland in Yerevan

Embassy of Poland in Sofia