Science Fair Project Encyclopedia

Nowak

Nowak (feminine: Nowak/Nowakowa, plural Nowakowie) is the most popular surname in Poland (203,506 people). See also: Jan Nowak.

Nowak surname in voivodships:

Nowak is: 1st in Greater Poland (35,011),
Nowak is 1st in Silesia (31,838),
Nowak is: 1st in Lesser Poland (23,671),
Nowak is: 1st in Lodz Land (15,460),
Nowak is: 1st in Lower Silesia (13,217),
Nowak is: 1st in West Pomerania (7,444),
Nowak is: 1st in Opole Silesia (5,538),
Nowak is: 1st in Lubusz Land (5,444),
Nowak is: 1st in Swietokrzyskie (5,538),
Nowak is: 2nd in Subcarpathia (9,301),

Edmund Nowak (b. 1918) - Polish mechanical engineer, inventor
Edmund Nowak (b.1937) - Polish businessman
Jan Nowak (1880-1940) - Polish geologist, paleontologist, professor of UJ
Jan Nowak-Jeziorański (1913-2005) - Polish journalist and WW2 hero
Jerzy Nowak (b.1923) - Polish actor
Józef Nowak (1885-1878) - Upper Lusatian poet
Józef Nowak (1925-1984) - Polish actor
Józef Nowak (b. 1935) - Polish educational ativist and politician
Julian Ignacy Nowak (1865-1946) - Polish phicician, veterinarian, bacteriologist, politician
Kazimierz Nowak (b. 1925) - Polish professor of timber technology
Kazimierz Nowak (b. 1915) - Polish professor of law
Leopold Rene Nowak (b. 1934) - Polish director, scenarist, actor and journalist
Leszek Nowak (b.1933) - Polish professor of philosophy
Roman Nowak (1900-1980) - Polish trade union activist and politician
Stanisław Nowak (b. 1937) - Polish politician
Stefan Nowak (b. 1925) - Polish sociologist
Tadeusz Nowak (b. 1930) - Polish poet
Tadeusz Nowak (b. 1930) - Polish writer
Zbigniew Nowak (b.1926) - Polish general and politician
Zenon Nowak (1905-1980) - Polish trade union actist and politician

Juliusz Nowak-Dłużewski (1893-1972) - Polish historian of literature
Merican Nowak-Njechorinski (b.1900) - Upper Lusatian writer, painter and publicist

Michael Novak (born 1933) is a conservative Roman Catholic American philosopher and diplomat
Slobodan Novak (b.1924) - Croat writer
Vjenceslav Novak (1859-1903) - Croat writer
Tereza Novakowa (1853-1922) - Czech writer

10-26-2009 08:16:03
The contents of this article is licensed from www.wikipedia.org under the GNU Free Documentation License. Click here to see the transparent copy and copyright details