List of Polish people

This is a partial list of notable Polish or Polish-speaking or -writing people. People of partial Polish heritage have their respective ancestries credited.

Science

Physics

Chemistry

Biology, medicine

Astronomy

Mathematics

Computer science

Linguistics

Invention

Engineering

Social sciences

Economics

Other sciences

History

Philosophy
See also: History of philosophy in Poland

Prose literature
See also: List of Polish writers and List of Polish novelists

Poetry
See also: List of Polish poets

Music

Visual arts
See also: List of Polish architects, List of Polish artists, and List of Polish painters

Entertainment
See also: List of Polish actors, Category:Polish theatre directors, and Category:Polish film directors

Business

Politics
See also: Lists of Polish politicians

Law
Main article: List of Polish lawyers

Diplomacy

Military
Main article: List of Polish admirals

Intelligence

Holocaust resistance

Religion

Nobility
Further information: List of szlachta

Royalty
See also: List of Polish monarchs

Assassins

Miscellany

Legendary persons

Fictional characters
Wrocław's dwarfs

Models

Sport
See also: list of Polish sports players

Athletics

Basketball

Boxing

Checkers

Chess

Climbing

Cycling

Fencing

Football

Ice hockey

Skiing

Swimming

Tennis

Volleyball

Weightlifting

Others

See also

References
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