AngloPolish

In the second half of the seventeenth century Polish nobility developed certain behaviors and habits that led to Sarmatian bravery and willingness to defend the faith and the homeland.

Zombie Walk is an interesting annual event in Poland in which hundreds of people dressed up as zombies march through the streets of Warsaw. It looks really scary, especially that sometimes they're fought by the army, which is of course fake. The whole thing looks very realistic, just like in zombie movies. Enjoy the videos.

In Old Poland love magic (though repressed by the church) was very popular either among nobility, peasants and citizens and even at the royal court.

Nalewka can be made almost from everything. The most ordinary and general recipe is like this:

If You want to taste one of the traditional polish liquor You have to try some nalewka (alcoholic tincture). Old Polish liquers (very popular to this day) taste both: the woman (especially those one from fruits and made sweet) and men (herbal and dry ones). Typical nalewka contains about 40%-45% of alcohol but it's not something extraordinary to find one with 70%-80% of alcohol.

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