English: The Two Rocks monument at the Canadian embassy in Warsaw, Poland, commemorating the Canadian and Polish soldiers who fought side-by-side during the Second World War. ("These two rocks, one from Poland and the second from Canada, commemorate Polish and Canadian soldiers, who fought side by side during World War II.") One rock was taken from Wilno, Ontario, the other from the Kashubian region of Poland. Taken at the Embassy of Canada in Poland by staff, free for use by the general public.)
Français : Le monument des Deux Rochers a été inauguré en 1999 par les Premiers Ministres canadien et polonais – Jean Chrétien et Jerzy Buzek. L’inscription sur le monument indique: « Ces deux rochers, un de Pologne et l’autre du Canada, commémorent les soldats polonais et canadiens, qui se sont battus côte à côte pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. » Un rocher originaire de Wilno en Ontario et l'autre de la région cachoube en Pologne symbolisent la rencontre de la population canadienne et polonaise.
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