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80. 29th FEBS Congress, 26 June - 1 July 2004, Warsaw, POLAND 919) in the direction of the Fryderyk Chopin airport. Royal Castle and the Classicistarchitecture of the More general information about Warsaw can be found on http://www.febs2004.pl/gi.html

th FEBS Congress 26 June - 1 July 2004 Warsaw POLAND Organizer: Polish Biochemical Society Patronage: Aleksander Kwa¶niewski, President of the Republic of Poland I nvitation S cientific Committee ... eather in Warsaw Last modified: Webmaster: Wojciech Wojtowicz wwojtowi@febs2004.pl General information CONFERENCE VENUE The meeting will take place in new facilities of Gromada Conference Centre and Hotel. The building is located in: Congress Center - Hotel Gromada 17-go Stycznia 32, 02-148 Warszawa, Poland Phone: +48 (22) 576 46 00 Fax: +48 (22) 846 15 80 E-mail: airport@gromada.pl http://www.gromada.pl Access by bus (175, 188) or by taxi (phone: 919) in the direction of the Fryderyk Chopin Airport. CITY OF WARSAW Warsaw is one of the youngest capitals in Europe. It became the Polish capital after Cracow in 16th century. Early settlements however already existed in the 10th century. In 1655 Warsaw's development as the country's capital was halted upon the Swedish invasion known as the "deluge". Warsaw experienced its "golden age" in the 18th century under the last Poland's king Stanislaw August Poniatowski. During that time it was transformed into a modern city. During Poland's partitions by 3 countries, from late 18th century until the World War I Warsaw never gained independence. After World War I Warsaw was re-established as the capital of Poland. Until the World War II Varsovians worked hard to build new infrastructure and expand the city, and by 1939 the population of Warsaw had risen to over 1.3 million.

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