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1. <strong>Bonnie Prince Charlie</strong> was half Polish. His mother was Maria Klementyna Sobieska. 2. <strong>Marie Curie</strong> was from Poland. She discovered the two elements - radium and polonium. These elements are used in treatment for Cancer. Curie is the ambassador for the 'Marie Curie Foundation' which provides aid for cancer patients. 3. A memorial for <strong>Jan Karski</strong> can be found in the Aberdeen University. Jan was a famous WW2 resistance hero. 4. <strong>Frederic Chopin</strong> (famous music composer) visited Scotland in 1849 and his short holiday in Edinburgh is marked by a plaque on the wall of a house in Warriston Crescent 5. <strong>Polish war veteran</strong> graves and memorials can be found all over Scotland 6. There was a <strong>Polish Medical School in Edinburgh University</strong> in February 1941; which trained soldiers to become doctors 7. <strong>Queen Mary's House in St. Andrews</strong> is made from timber from Gdansk The image on the left is a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart by Louis Gabriel Blanchet, oil on canvas, 1738 (NPG 5517) © National Portrait Gallery, London. It is used here with their Creative Commons image licence (CC BY-NC-ND). The image is available to view on the National Portrait Gallery website <a href=" https://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portrait/mw07190/Prince-Charles-Edward-Stuart?" target="_blank">here</a>.
1.
Bonnie Prince Charlie
was half Polish. His mother was Maria Klementyna Sobieska.
2.
Marie Curie
was from Poland. She discovered the two elements - radium and polonium. These elements are used in treatment for Cancer. Curie is the ambassador for the 'Marie Curie Foundation' which provides aid for cancer patients.
3. A memorial for
Jan Karski
can be found in the Aberdeen University. Jan was a famous WW2 resistance hero.
4.
Frederic Chopin
(famous music composer) visited Scotland in 1849 and his short holiday in Edinburgh is marked by a plaque on the wall of a house in Warriston Crescent
5.
Polish war veteran
graves and memorials can be found all over Scotland
6. There was a
Polish Medical School in Edinburgh University
in February 1941; which trained soldiers to become doctors
7.
Queen Mary's House in St. Andrews
is made from timber from Gdansk
The image on the left is a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart by Louis Gabriel Blanchet, oil on canvas, 1738 (NPG 5517) © National Portrait Gallery, London. It is used here with their Creative Commons image licence (CC BY-NC-ND). The image is available to view on the National Portrait Gallery website
here
.
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2. Copyright known - held by third party
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