(Former eastern territories of Germany). Education There is one German international school in Poland, Willy-Brandt-Schule in Warsaw. Notable Poles of German descent Władysław Anders, (1892 in Warsaw – 1970 in London) general, leader of the Polish 2nd Corps during World War II and prominent member of the Polish government-in-exile in London. Grzegorz Braun, (born 1967 in Toruń) journalist, academic lecturer, movie director, screenwriter and far-right politician. Izabela Czartoryska, (1746 in Warsaw – 1835 in Wysocko) noblewoman née Flemming, writer, art collector, and founder of the first Polish museum, the Czartoryski Museum in Kraków. Jan Henryk Dąbrowski, (1755 in Pierzchów – 1818 in Winna Góra) general and Polish national hero. Stanisław Ernest Denhoff, (1673 in Kościerzyna– 1728 in Gdansk) noble, politician and military leader. Karol Estreicher (senior), (1827 in Kraków – 1908 in Kraków) father of Polish Bibliography and a founder of the Polish Academy of Learning. Adam Fastnacht, (1913 in Sanok - 1987 in Wrocław) historian and member of Armia Krajowa. Jan Fethke, (1903 in Opole – 1980 in Berlin) film director, author and famous proponent of Esperanto language. Emil August Fieldorf, (1895 in Krakow – 1953 in Warsaw) Polish general during World War I and World War II. Franciszek Fiszer, (1860 in Ostrołęka – 1937 in Warsaw) author, bon-vivant and philosopher. Mark Forster, (born 1983 in Kaiserslautern), singer, songwriter and TV personality Anna German, (1936 in Urgench – 1982 in Warsaw) popular singer Małgorzata Gersdorf, (born 1952 in Warsaw) lawyer, judge, Head of Supreme Court of Poland Wanda Gertz, (1896 in Warsaw – 1958 in London) decorated officer in the Polish Army during World War II Roman Giertych, (born 1971 in Śrem) lawyer, advocate, former Deputy Prime Minister Kamil Glik, (born 1988 in Jastrzębie-Zdrój) professional footballer who plays for Serie A club Torino and the Poland national football team. Henryk Grohman, (1862 in Łódź – 1939) industrialist. Józef Haller, (1873 in Jurczyce – 1960 in London) Polish general, political and social activist Marek Jędraszewski, (born 1949 in Poznań) Archbishop of Kraków since 2016 (his mother was connected with Bambers) Miroslav Klose, (born 1978 in Opole) professional footballer, Germany national football team and FIFA World Cup all-time top goalscorer, and former striker for Italian football club S.S. Lazio. Maximilian Kolbe, (1894 in Zduńska Wola – 1941 in Auschwitz) a Polish Conventual Franciscan friar, executed and subsequently canonised. Henryk Korowicz, (1888 in Malinówka – 1941 in Lwów) professor, economist, and rector