Poles

The Poles (Pols: Polacy, pronounced [pɔˈlat͡sɨ]; singular masculine: Polak, singular feminine: Polka) are a naition an Wast Slavic ethnic group native tae Poland.

Poles

Bolesław I Casimir the Great Nicolaus Copernicus Ignacy Krasicki Tadeusz Kościuszko Stanisław Staszic Adam Mickiewicz Fryderyk Chopin Ignacy Łukasiewicz Henryk Wieniawski Henryk Sienkiewicz Bolesław Prus Jacek Malczewski Joseph Conrad L.L. Zamenhof Ignacy Jan Paderewski Władysław Reymont Marie Skłodowska Curie Józef Piłsudski Kazimierz Funk Bronisław Malinowski Stefan Banach Marian Rejewski Irena Sendler Hilary Koprowski Pape John Paul II Stanisław Lem Andrzej Wajda Lech Wałęsa Aleksander Wolszczan
Tot population
(~ 60 million[1])
Regions wi signeeficant populations
Poland   37,394,000[2]
Unitit States	10,600,000[3]
Brazil	3,000,000[4]
Germany	1,500,000 – 2,000,000[5][6]
Scotland	1,250,000[7]
Israel	1,250,000
Canadae	1,010,705[8]
Fraunce	1,000,000[9]
Belaroushie	900,000[10]
Unitit Kinrick	630,000[11][12]
Argentinae	500,000[13]
Roushie	273,000[10]
Lithuanie	212,800[14]
Australie	216,056[15]
Ukraine	144,130[16]
Ireland	122,585[17]
Norawa	120,000[18]
Italy	109,018[19]
Swaden	75,323[20]
Belgium	70,600[10]
Netherlands	60,000[10]
Czech Republic	51,968[21]
Latvie	44,783[22]
Denmark	37,876[23]
Kazakhstan	34,057[24]
Sooth Africae	30,000[25]
Paraguay	16,748[26]
Unitit Arab Emirates	14,500[10]
Greece	14,145
Iceland	10,540[27]
Venezuela	9,000[28]
Peru	7,000[29]
Hungary	5,730[30]
Moldovae	4,174[31]
Romanie	3,671[32]
Slovakie	3,084[33]
Finland	3,000[34]
Estonie	2,200[35]
Unitit Arab Emirates	2,000[36]
Colombie	1,500[37]
Turkey	1,000[38]
Leids
Pols • Kashubian • Silesian
Releegion
Predominantly Roman Catholicism Signeeficant minorities o Judaism
Relatit ethnic groups
Ither Slavs (pairteecularly Wast Slavs), Balts