Warsaw
Warsaw, officially the Capital City of Warsaw, is the capital and largest city of Poland. The metropolis stands on the River Vistula in east-central Poland.
People died in Warsaw (First 49 people) - Page 64
Antoni Michał Kieniewicz
Sławomir Maciej Bittner
Julia Świtalska
Polish physician
Jerzy Kornacki
Writer
Aleksander Michalski
Musical composer
Ludwik Panczakiewicz
Architect
Apoloniusz Nieniewski
Architect
Carl Frederick Pöppelmann
Architect ‧ Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann's son
Alexander L. Blok
Russian jurist ‧ Alexander Blok's father
Teresa Dzieduszycka
Translator
August Kicki
Natalia Kicka
Polish archaeologist and numismatist
Yoshiho Umeda
Entrepreneur
Władysław Emanuel Lubomirski
Naturalist
Henryka Broniatowska
Polish translator
Mieczysław Broniatowski
Military officer ‧ Michał Broniatowski's father
Aleksander Birkenmajer
Polish historian
Maria Macierewicz
Witold Staniszkis
Jadwiga Staniszkis' father
Jerzy Staniszkis
Architect
Franciszek Brandt
Physician
Xymena Zaniewska
Polish scenographer and architect
Helena Bobinska
Polish writer
Juliusz Opania
Chryzanty Opacki
Stanisław Kunicki
Politician
Adam Kunicki
Neurosurgeon
Sokrates Starynkiewicz
Author
Maria Radziwiłłowa
Maciej Sobolewski
Antoni Wladyslaw Dzieduszycki
Wojciech Dzieduszycki's son
Jan Arnsztajn
Physician
Cyprian Paweł Brzostowski
Honorata Leszczyńska
Actress ‧ Jerzy Leszczynski's mother
Józefina Rapacka Singer
Singer ‧ Józef Rapacki's mother
Aniela Urbanowicz
Halina Kiryłowa Sosnowska
Poet
Katarzyna Latałło
Polish painter
Franciszek Sadurski
Polish Politician
Felicja Fornalska
Marcjanna Fornalska's daughter
Helena Ogińska
Józef Hłasko
Firefighter
Maria Strońska
Polish actor
Wanda Szemplinska
Polish author
Leon Łubieński
Politician
Aleksandr Zhigarev
Journalist ‧ Sergey Zhigarev's father
Samuel Bergson
Businessperson