Białołęka
Poland
Białołęka, a Warsaw district, holds 13 Bunkabop connections with 599 places across 7 topics, led by history, government, and industry. A battle of the November Uprising was fought here on February 25, 1831, and the area later served as an internment site in 1981–82 when political prisoner Andrzej Czuma was held here. Its industrial zone houses factories for L'Oréal and Coca-Cola. Poland and Warsaw are its closest co-connected places, and a church probably founded by Bona Sforza in 1534 anchors its early history.
In 2002
Connects Białołęka to: Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina | Oliver, British Columbia | Changshou, Chongqing
Andrzej Czuma
Connects Białołęka to: Chicago, Illinois | Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Silesia, Poland | Kazimierz, Poland
L'Oréal
Connects Białołęka to: France | Canton of Geneva | Pruszków, Poland | Berkeley Heights, New Jersey | London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, England
Pocket Cube
Connects Białołęka to: China | Poland | Singapore | Warsaw, Poland | Tbilisi, Georgia
In 2012
Connects Białołęka to: Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina | Quad Cities, IowaIllinois | Stockton, California | Winchester, Massachusetts | Kafr Qaddum, State of Palestine
The Coca-Cola Company
Connects Białołęka to: Nairobi, Kenya | County Dublin | Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania | Iquitos, Peru | Mexicali
Bona Sforza
Connects Białołęka to: Poland | Mshanets, Ukraine | Pinsk, Belarus | Grodno region | Pszczyna, Poland
Władysław Bartoszewski
Connects Białołęka to: United States | Germany | Italy | Israel | Poland
Gothic art
Connects Białołęka to: London, England | France | Germany | Paris, France | Italy
neo-Gothic
Connects Białołęka to: Oxford, England | Brussels | Norwich, England | Sardinia | Belo Horizonte, Brazil