On November 11th, Poland celebrates its return to sovereignty in 1918 after 123 years of partition by Austria, Prussia, and Russia.  The end of World War I brought the rebirth of a nation that had refused to vanish.  This beautiful nation was kept alive in language, faith, and song. The Polish spirit, tested through generations, proved unbreakable.

Poland’s Independence Day is both solemn and proud, honoring those who dreamed of freedom through hardship and exile.  Today, it stands as a testament to perseverance and identity.  Poland’s resilience proves that even when borders are erased, the heart of a people endures.  From Kraków’s cobblestone streets to Warsaw’s vibrant energy, November 11th reminds Poles and the world that freedom, once reclaimed, must always be cherished and protected.