Tarnów, Poland
Poland
Tarnów, Poland connects to 10122 other places across 23 topics through 156 Bunkabop connections, with its profile shaped heavily by history, government, and military topics centered on World War II and the occupation of Poland. Among Polish cities, Warsaw and Kraków share the most connections with it. Its name, documented in a 1124 papal legate record, appears in variant forms across Slavic Europe and in formerly Slavic lands as far as Hungary and northern Greece. A 2007 survey recorded it as the most religious city in Poland, and Pope John Paul II beatified a local martyr there in 1987.
Baptism of Poland
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Poznań, Poland | Płock, Poland
Jacek Dukaj
Karolina Kózka
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Poland
Slavic Europe
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Koroška Bela, Slovenia | Vrana, Croatia
Pallottines
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Qift, Egypt | Kibeho, Rwanda
Polish Superliga
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Lubin, Poland | Głogów, Poland
Gilles de Paris (bishop)
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Wielopole Skrzyńskie, Poland | Ciężkowice, Poland | Tuchów, Poland
Pontifical University of John Paul II
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Poland | Kraków, Poland
Karol Olszewski
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Kraków, Poland | Heidelberg, Germany | Kazimierz, Poland | Ropczyce-Sędziszów County
Roman Catholic Diocese of Rzeszów
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Poland | Kazimierz, Poland | Rzeszów, Poland | Przemyśl, Poland
2023 European Games
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Paris, France | Kraków, Poland | Katowice, Poland | Libiąż, Poland
Zakliczyn
Connects Tarnów, Poland to: Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Zakliczyn, Poland | Stary Sącz, Poland