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Polish American Congress

+1 (202) 296-6955
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1612 K St NW
Washington, DC 20006
+1 (202) 296-6955
https://www.pac1944.org
The Polish American Congress Inc in Washington, DC is an organization dedicated to representing and unifying over 10 million Americans of Polish descent. They advocate for the interests of Polish Americans, promote respect for Polish heritage and history, and support Poland as a strategic partner to the United States and the rest of the world. The organization also provides resources and opportunities such as internships and scholarships for Polish American students.

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