Polish Eagle - National Emblem of Poland | Official Heraldic Symbol #3721171 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized white eagle with a red outline represents the Coat of Arms of Poland, officially adopted in its current form in 1990. The eagle wears a golden crown, beak, and talons, symbolizing Poland’s sovereignty and historical continuity as a unified state. Its heraldic design traces back to the Piast dynasty in the 13th century and remains central to national identity, appearing on official documents, military insignia, and government buildings.

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