View on the Avenue of Pope John Paul II and street Anilevich.

Warsaw, Poland is the capital of the great Republic, there are many old buildings with unique architecture, monuments and museums Warsaw is a cultural center, here come the tourists and pilgrims. Poland is the birthplace of Pope John Paul II, he loved to come to your Home. Pope John Paul II was in Poland to visit 7 times. In honor of him called one of the Central streets of the city. Warsaw has a valuable collection of architectural masterpieces, each building has a unique beauty and uniqueness of different styles. The impression that you're in a fairy tale squares, streets and parks, cozy restaurants can not leave anyone indifferent. It is impossible not to fall in love with this city, Street Anielewicza, named after the Jewish insurgents of the Warsaw ghetto. Mardahay Anielewicz, was the commander of the Jewish fighting organization. Anielewicz was an active participant, not spent large classes, and the propaganda published an underground newspaper. In a time when the left forces in the ghetto, decided to unite their forces, Anielewicza nominated commander in chief. Under his leadership, was 220 fighters. Refusing to leave, the hero committed suicide. On may 8, 1943, Anielewicz committed suicide along with eighty people comrades-in-arms.