Organized by the Chancellery of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland in collaboration with Marcin Fidler, the exhibition highlights the remarkable contribution of Poland, Polish women, and Polish men to the development of the modern world.
First presented in February in Brussels as an event accompanying the parliamentary dimension of Poland’s presidency of the Council of the European Union 🇪🇺, it has now arrived at Warsaw Chopin Airport.
The exhibition commemorates Polish inventors whose discoveries have had a tremendous impact on global science and technology, including Jan Czochralski, Henryk Magnuski, Józef Hofman, Józef Kosacki, and many others.
In addition to inventions, the exhibition also showcases key historical events—milestones in the fight for Polish and global democracy—as well as modern innovations created by Poles, such as a revolutionary method for producing solar cells and a Polish endoscopic capsule for imaging the digestive system.
