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2010 in Poland

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Events during the year 2010 in Poland.

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Lech Kaczyński
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Events

January

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Town square of Kołaczyce

February

March

  • 12 March VIII Gniezno Convention and Rammstein concert in the Łódź Atlas Arena.

April

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Coffin of Lech Kaczyński in the Presidential Palace's chapel
  • 11 April At the military airport Warsaw-Okecie an aircraft landed with the body of the late President Lech Kaczyński. The coffin was transported to the Presidential Palace. On the route of the procession crowds reflected the honour of deceased countryman.
  • 15 April The Presidential Palace cross a wooden Cross is erected as a memorial to the 96 casualties of the 2010 Polish Air Force Tu-154 crash.
  • 17 April The Warsaw farewell ceremony were held in honour of the victims of a plane crash near Smolensk.
  • 18 April In Kraków, the funeral of the presidential couple, Lech and Maria Kaczyński took place.
  • 29 April The highest win in the Lotto was won in Elblag and totalled 24 636 124.00 PLN.
  • 30 April The Department of Computer Science of PKP turned off the last operating system in Poland based on a computer teleprocessing 1305th Oder.

May

  • 7 May Gen. Mieczyslaw Cieniuch became chief of General Staff.
  • 11 May Polish thirteen-year-old astronomy lover Rafał Reszelewski discovers Sungrazing Comets Kreutz group comet as the youngest in the project.
  • 12 May PZU shares debuted on the Warsaw stock exchange.
  • 15 May Lech Poznań became the Polish soccer Champion.
  • 16 May Rapid flooding of rivers in the basin of upper Odra and Vistula rivers gave rise to the great flood, which covered the whole southern Poland.
  • 22 May The sarcophagus with the remains of Nicolaus Copernicus were solemnly buried in the Basilica Cathedral in Frombork.
  • 26 May The flood wave, after reaching the Baltic Sea finished the first stage of flooding.
  • 27 May Concert of AC/DC in Warsaw Bemowo Airport.
  • 30 May Elton John's concert at the stadium in Warsaw Polonia.

June

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Bronisław Komorowski
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Jarosław Kaczyński
  • 1 June The transcripts of the recordings of the black boxes of the Polish aircraft Tu-154M No. 101, which crashed in Smolensk were published.
  • 2 June The beginning of the second stage of flooding.
  • 6 June Fr. Jerzy Popiełuszko became beatified on Marshal Jozef Pilsudski Sq. in Warsaw.
  • 10 June Irena Lipowicz was appointed by the Sejm for the office of the ombudsman.
  • 11 June:
  • 16 June Concert of the Big Four of thrash metal in the Sonisphere festival in Warsaw, at the airport Bemowo.
  • 20 June:
  • 26 June Abp. Henryk Muszynski introduces the new Primate - Józef Kowalczyk, on archbishops of Gniezno cathedral.

July

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Battle of Grunwald by Jan Matejko.

August

  • 6 August Inauguration of Bronisław Komorowski for the President of the Republic of Poland.[8]
  • 7 August Bogatynia was flooded by the river flowing through the town, named Miedzianka.
  • 9–10 August A night happening against the presence of the cross of Smolensk before the Presidential Palace in Warsaw.
  • 16 August:
    • The jubilee rally on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of scouting in Poland began in Kraków. The inauguration of the rally, held on 17 August, attended by Prime Minister Donald Tusk - the honorary patron of the rally.
    • Beginning of construction of the second line of the Warsaw metro.
  • 18 August The hall opened in Gdańsk-Sopot.

September

  • 16 September The cross, erected by the Scouts in time of national mourning after the Polish Air Force Tu-154 crash before the Presidential Palace in Warsaw disappears.
  • 20 September Completion of the Municipal Stadium in Poznań.
  • 24 September:
    • The Sejm appointed 6 January (Epiphany), again a public holiday.
    • Kraków: An underground museum opened beneath the Market Square. The exhibition, entitled "Traces of the European identity of Krakow" is a multimedia spectacle, a journey in time. Visitors can not only see but also touch the history of the origins of the legendary city.
  • 25 September Wrocław held the second Equality March.

October

November

  • 5 November The Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw was officially opened.
  • 6 November Start of the TV channel Fox Poland.
  • 6 November Christ the King (Polish: Pomnik Chrystusa Króla) a colossal statue of Jesus Christ in Świebodzin, Poland is completed.
  • 8 November As a result of a collision of freight trains in Białystok, a huge fire broke out and the explosion of fuel tanks took place.
  • 12 November Terms of office of local government bodies, elected in local elections in November 2006, expire under the law.
  • 21 November The first round of local elections took place.

December

  • 2 December Bohdan Zdziennicki's term expires as President of the Constitutional Court.
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Deaths

January

  • 3 January:
    • Janusz Atlas, Polish sports journalist (b. 1949)
    • Artur Zirajewski, Polish criminal, contract killer, murder witness of Mark Papał (b. 1972)
  • 4 January:
    • Jarosław Giszka, Polish footballer (b. 1965)
    • Tadeusz Góra, Polish Brigadier General, Polish Army pilot, glider (b. 1918)
  • 8 January:
    • Stanisław Szwarc-Bronikowski, Polish journalist, explorer and filmmaker (b. 1917)
    • Marian Terlecki, Polish film director and producer (b. 1954)
  • 10 January Krzysztof Kowalczyk, Polish volleyball player, coach (b. 1968)
  • 26 January Juliusz Bardach, Polish lawyer, historian of the system (b. 1914)
  • 27 January Stanisław Michalik, Polish actor (b. 1927)
  • 28 January Kazimierz Mijal, Polish politician (b. 1910)

April

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