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Unseeded Safarova stuns Mauresmo Pole who saved WWII Jews honoured  Irena Sendlerowa, who helped save the lives of 2,500 Jewish children is due to be honoured by Poland's parliament Police, extremists clash  Hungarian police used water cannon and tear gas to repel 1,000 skinheads and extremists in Budapest Poland, Ukraine win Euro 2012 vote Henin strolls to 32nd career title   Bush in controversial Czech visit  US President is in Prague where he is expected to give a speech criticising Russia's growing authoritarianism   Bush chides Kremlin over democracy   U.S. President warns that democratic reforms in Russia had been 'derailed' in a speech to a conference organized by former dissidents President Kaczynski to debate EU treaty  Poland's President is visiting Germany for crucial talks with Chancellor Merkel on the future of a new EU constitutional treaty Vaidisova beats defending champ  Mauresmo lost in the 4th round at Wimbledon, falling to Nicole Vaidisova 7-6 (6), 4-6, 6-1 in a match interrupted by rain 3 times 3 climbers found dead in Alps  3 Polish climbers were found dead after they were caught up in an avalanche on the Mont Blanc mountain on the French-Italian border   Bus crash kills 26 Polish pilgrims Map of Grenoble European Union
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Church: Bishop was communist spy  The archbishop of Warsaw, appointed last month by Pope Benedict, had spied for the secret services Archbishop of Warsaw quits amid row

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  The controversial Stanislaw Wielgus has resigned, less than an hour before he was due to be installed in his post
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  Pilgrims died when their coach crashed off a mountain road at an accident black spot in the Alps and burst into flames
Jul.23   Poland mourns 26 bus crash victims  Flags were flying at half mast, church bells tolled as Poland began 3 days of mourning on for Polish pilgrims killed in a bus crash in Franc... Jul.24     Deadly heat wave grips Europe
  Up to 500 people are estimated to have died across Hungary, partly due to a wave gripping central and southeast Europe
Jul.30   Brussels aims to halt Polish road  The European Commission is seeking a court order to prevent re-starting work on a road through a protected wildlife area

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Aug.5   Hamilton hurries to third race win  McLaren's Lewis Hamilton led the Grand Prix from start to finish to stretch his championship lead over unhappy Alonso to 7 points

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Sep.1     Radwanska topples holder Sharapova  Polish teenager produced a massive upset by beating defending champion 6-4 1-6 6-2 in the US Open third round   Two die as planes collide at air show  2 small planes are slamming into each other and bursting into fragments during an acrobatic display at an air show, killing both pilots

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Oct.3     Bomb injures Polish envoy
  A car bomb struck the convoy of the Polish ambassador to Iraq, killing one of his bodyguards and 2 Iraqi civilians
Oct.17     Czechs, Greece and Romania qualify  The Czech Republic made a superb 3-0 victory over Germany. Greece have a narrow 1-0 victory against Turkey. Romania, Luxembourg, 2-0 Oct.20   Poland to vote in snap election  People have begun voting in a parliamentary election to elect a new government that has been called 2 years ahead of schedule Oct.21   Polls: Opposition leads  A pro-business opposition party that wants to bring troops home from Iraq was headed to an overwhelming victory in parliamentary elections Oct.22   Opposition wins election  The Civic Platform took 41.6%, or 208 seats in the lower house. Civic Platform joined with the smaller Polish Presence Party, which won 8.8% Oct.23   Seven-up Arsenal overpower Slavia  Theo Walcott scored his first goals in Europe to help thrash Prague 7-0 to equal the highest-ever Champions League victory by any team

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Dec.20   Ceremony marks extended EU border
  A checkpoint between Austria and Slovakia has been dismantled in a ceremony marking the enlargement of the Schengen area





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3 climbers found dead in Alps  3 Polish climbers were found dead after they were caught up in an avalanche on the Mont Blanc mountain on the French-Italian border   Bus crash kills 26 Polish pilgrims Map of Grenoble European Union



Central Europe, 2007 Disasters Timeline ... See World Disasters timeline Top ^
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Jul.5
Jul.22
  Pilgrims died when their coach crashed off a mountain road at an accident black spot in the Alps and burst into flames
Jul.23 Poland mourns 26 bus crash victims  Flags were flying at half mast, church bells tolled as Poland began 3 days of mourning on for Polish pilgrims killed in a bus crash in Franc... Jul.24   Deadly heat wave grips Europe
  Up to 500 people are estimated to have died across Hungary, partly due to a wave gripping central and southeast Europe
Jul.30 Brussels aims to halt Polish road  The European Commission is seeking a court order to prevent re-starting work on a road through a protected wildlife area Sep.1 Two die as planes collide at air show  2 small planes are slamming into each other and bursting into fragments during an acrobatic display at an air show, killing both pilots


Central Europe, 2007 Sports Timeline ... See World Sports timeline Top ^
2007 Jan.20 Unseeded Safarova stuns Mauresmo Apr.18 Poland, Ukraine win Euro 2012 vote May.7 Henin strolls to 32nd career title Jul.3 Vaidisova beats defending champ  Mauresmo lost in the 4th round at Wimbledon, falling to Nicole Vaidisova 7-6 (6), 4-6, 6-1 in a match interrupted by rain 3 times Jul.5 3 climbers found dead in Alps  3 Polish climbers were found dead after they were caught up in an avalanche on the Mont Blanc mountain on the French-Italian border Aug.5 Hamilton hurries to third race win  McLaren's Lewis Hamilton led the Grand Prix from start to finish to stretch his championship lead over unhappy Alonso to 7 points Sep.1   Radwanska topples holder Sharapova  Polish teenager produced a massive upset by beating defending champion 6-4 1-6 6-2 in the US Open third round Oct.17   Czechs, Greece and Romania qualify  The Czech Republic made a superb 3-0 victory over Germany. Greece have a narrow 1-0 victory against Turkey. Romania, Luxembourg, 2-0 Oct.23 Seven-up Arsenal overpower Slavia  Theo Walcott scored his first goals in Europe to help thrash Prague 7-0 to equal the highest-ever Champions League victory by any team


Central Europe, 2007 Crime & Justice Timeline ... See World Crime & Justice timeline Top ^
2007 Jan.5 Church: Bishop was communist spy  The archbishop of Warsaw, appointed last month by Pope Benedict, had spied for the secret services Jan.7 Archbishop of Warsaw quits amid row
  The controversial Stanislaw Wielgus has resigned, less than an hour before he was due to be installed in his post
Oct.3   Bomb injures Polish envoy
  A car bomb struck the convoy of the Polish ambassador to Iraq, killing one of his bodyguards and 2 Iraqi civilians



Central Europe, 2007 Politics Timeline ... See World Politics timeline Top ^
2007 Jan.5 Church: Bishop was communist spy  The archbishop of Warsaw, appointed last month by Pope Benedict, had spied for the secret services Jan.7 Archbishop of Warsaw quits amid row
  The controversial Stanislaw Wielgus has resigned, less than an hour before he was due to be installed in his post
Mar.13 Pole who saved WWII Jews honoured  Irena Sendlerowa, who helped save the lives of 2,500 Jewish children is due to be honoured by Poland's parliament Mar.15 Police, extremists clash  Hungarian police used water cannon and tear gas to repel 1,000 skinheads and extremists in Budapest Jun.4   Bush in controversial Czech visit  US President is in Prague where he is expected to give a speech criticising Russia's growing authoritarianism Jun.5   Bush chides Kremlin over democracy   U.S. President warns that democratic reforms in Russia had been 'derailed' in a speech to a conference organized by former dissidents Jun.16 President Kaczynski to debate EU treaty  Poland's President is visiting Germany for crucial talks with Chancellor Merkel on the future of a new EU constitutional treaty Jul.22   Bus crash kills 26 Polish pilgrims Map of Grenoble European Union
  Pilgrims died when their coach crashed off a mountain road at an accident black spot in the Alps and burst into flames
Jul.23 Poland mourns 26 bus crash victims  Flags were flying at half mast, church bells tolled as Poland began 3 days of mourning on for Polish pilgrims killed in a bus crash in Franc... Jul.30 Brussels aims to halt Polish road  The European Commission is seeking a court order to prevent re-starting work on a road through a protected wildlife area Oct.20 Poland to vote in snap election  People have begun voting in a parliamentary election to elect a new government that has been called 2 years ahead of schedule Oct.21 Polls: Opposition leads  A pro-business opposition party that wants to bring troops home from Iraq was headed to an overwhelming victory in parliamentary elections Oct.22 Opposition wins election  The Civic Platform took 41.6%, or 208 seats in the lower house. Civic Platform joined with the smaller Polish Presence Party, which won 8.8% Dec.20 Ceremony marks extended EU border
  A checkpoint between Austria and Slovakia has been dismantled in a ceremony marking the enlargement of the Schengen area