Like in other former East bloc countries the games of Parker Brothers/Hasbro appeared for the first time in 1993 in Poland. Also for Poland it was choosen for the streets of the capital city, WARSAW. From START on they are successively:

Ulica Konopacka - Ulica Stalowa - (Dworzec Zachodni Polskie Koleje) - Ulica Radzyminska - Ulica Jagiellonska - Ulica Targowa - (W Wiezieniu) - Ulica Plowiecka - Ulica Marsa - Ulica Grochowska - (Dworzec Gdanski Polskie Koleje) - Ulica Obozowa - Ulica Gorczewska - Ulica Wolska - (Bezplatny Parking) - Ulica Mickiewicza - Ulica Slowackiego - Plac Wilsona - (Dworzec Wschodni Polskie Koleje) - Ulica Swietokrzyska - Krakowskie Przedmiescie - Nowy Swiat - (Do Idz Wiezienia) - Plac Trzech Krzyzy - Ulica Marszalkowska - Aleje Jerozolimskie - (Dworzec Centralny Polskie Koleje) - Ulica Belwederska and Aleje Ujazdowskie.

Edition: Super***Monopoly
Publisher: ELLERT/ET - ±1990
Dimensions of the box: 26 x 43 cm
The game:
This game is one of those from the communist period who takes place far over the countries border. The streets are those of the European Countries: Copenhagen - Stockholm - London - Paris - Brussels - Vienna - Rome and Madrid. Only the stations are Polish.
The box looks like the Waddingtons (red box with white band). The streets of the mentioned cities are, from Start on, numbered along the edge of the soft gameboard. Its midfield is light green. De plastic houses are black and the hotels are yellow. The tokens are simple plastic pawns. The banknotes are from SUPER***MONOPOLY with a value statement in a bar along a short side.

Edition: Monopol
Publisher: Pilich - ±1991
Dimensions of the box: 26.2 x 43.2 cm
The game:
Characteristic of the MONOPOLY issues of Pilich are 3 illustrations on the lid who also appear on later issues, viz.:

1. Three dice (on later issues only 2?!)
2. A stack of coins
3. A stack of banknotes

The cover of this poor box has three bars in the colors blue/white/blue.
In this version it concerns cities of the American States: Oklahoma - Colorado - Texas - Ohio - Virginia - New Jersey - California and Florida. Of course wellknown cities are chosen for each state. So the cities of California are San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The classification of the gameboard however, deviate from the standard game. The stations are (exsisting?) monorail stations in Poland? Also on the edge of this board of soft carton the fields are numbered from 1 to 40. In the box is a black, plastic tray for the banknotes and the 28 property deed cards. The (2x16) cards are called Szansa (dark lilac) and Ryzyko (blue), what may be clear enough! The stacks of these cards are in the opposite corners then usual with the regular Monopoly game. In this game a policecar nicely brings you to prisson! The money consists of 6 simple notes with 2 dollar signs and a lion in the centre. The denominations are resp.: 100 (blue) - 500 (green) - 1000 (beige) - 5000 (purple) - 10.000 (brown) en 50.000 (lilac).On Start one receives $ 15,000.-. Made of simple plastic are: red houses, brown hotels and but 5 pawns as tokens. The dice are white and light blue and have hollow pips.
The inner box contains an insert of black plastic with 6 trays for the banknotes and 5 trays for the other attributes.

The price of this set amounted to US$ 12.- in March 1992.

Edition: Bankrut, Polish patent nr. W-3725
Publisher: A.B.Soroko - Skwierzyna - ±1992
Dimensions of the box: 23.8 x 23.8 cm
            of the board: 42.7 x 42.7 cm
The game:
The upper side of the cover of the box is blue with the name of the game BANKRUT in a large red field. Above that a very strange member of Uncle Pennybag's family is obviously present! The instructions are sticked on the inside of the cover. The gameboard of stiff carton has to be built up of 2 puzzle parts! On the midfield "mister Bankrut" is present again in all clearness! At his left and right side are the fields for the stack with 15 blue cards with ? as well as the 15 pink cards with a !.
Although there is talk of a Polish patent the classification of the gameboard is "according to Monopoly". It concerns streets of the cities Lowics, Gorzow, Lodz, Radom, Lublin, Szczecin, Wroclaw and finally the capital Warszawa with the streets Niska and Panska. The stations are those of the adjacent cities, viz. Lowicz Glowny, Lodz Kaliska, Szczecin Glowny and Warszawa Ochota.. "Go to jail" is here called ARESZT. Even Electric Company and Water works are present and at the usual places! On Start one receives 100 ducats. The banknotes are printed on white paper, at one side a mathematical pattern, at the other side its value in writing. Each value has an other colour. Each note is 3 times provided with 2 signatures! The 5 tokens are simple hollow pawns. The green hotels with overhanging roofs are substantial bigger than the light braun houses.

The price of this set amounted to ZL60,000 (=US$ 2.50) in May 1993. 

Edition: Standard, ref. 06951POL120
Publisher: Parker Bros./Tonka Corp. - 1993
Dimensions of the box: 26 x 51 cm
The game:
This game again is one of the the "series 1993 of Irish make", so with on the cover the banknotes stack, 2 red dice, the car and the shoe, Title Deed cards, one green house and 3 red hotels, all in perspective on the fourth side of the gameboard. A color picture at the back side of the box shows a happy family playing Monopoly (with a German gameboard!).

The board shows the red Szansa space with ? and the blue space Kasa Spolecznia, with opened treasure chest. On Start one receives 2000 ZL. The banknotes delivered with this set are of "class C", i.e. with the notation MONOPOLI - MONOPOLY - MONOPOL as well as the statement "1992-Tonka Corporation". There are 10 metal tokens ("made in China") viz. the well-known dog, hat, shoe, thimble, car, wheelbarrow, boat, canon, iron and rider-on-horse. The red hotels are exactly those showed on the lid, viz. with roof edge and without chimney, whereas the green houses do have a chimney.

The price of this set amounted to ZL 49.40 (=US$ 26.-) in December 1995.

Edition: Eurobusiness, NR TW001
Publisher: Labo - ±1994
Dimensions of the box: 25.5 x 49.4 cm
The game:
Again the game is of poor quality, but the idea differs again! This time it are cities of the 8 European countries: Greece - Italy - Spain - England - Benelux (!) - Sweden - Germany and Austria.
The classification of the board of this publisher strikingly shows much resemblance with the meanwhile by Hasbro-Poland issued game! Very recognizable are:

However the colors of the streets all differ. The "red street" for example is green here and allotted to the Benelux state (!) with the cities Rotterdam, Brussels and Amsterdam. Also here the fields are numbered from 1 to 40. On the yellow centrefield are a red and blue area destined for both stacks of Szansa cards.
The money consists of strongly Monopoly money resembling Eurobusiness dollar notes. The 7 deniominations are resp.: 5 (yellow) - 10 (red) - 20 (dark blue) - 50 (dark red) - 100 (green) - 500 (brown) and 1.000 (dark grey). On Start one receives in this game but $ 400.-. The innerbox contains a tray of grey plastic. The beige hotels and blue houses as well as the 5 tokens are again of poor plastic. Both dice are white and have hollow pips.

The price of this set amounted to US$ 13.- in May 1996.

Edition: Fortuna Kolem Sie Toczy
Publisher: unknown inland make - ±1994
Dimenions of the box: 26 x 51 cm
The game:
The box is striking colorful, showing a brother (?) of Uncle Pennybags! Nothing indicates any relation to Waddingtons, but the game contains the well-known streets of LONDON whereas all amounts are in English pounds!
Both parts of the solid game board are sticked together by a piece of brown packing tape. The midfield of the playside is green with a red circle in the centre. Remarkable is the again different Jack the Jailbird, this time with a striped cap, putting his head outside the bars! Exactly the same illustration is placed in the third corner. The explaining text on the stations with their funny locomotive reads: British Railways.
The colorful cards are called Fortuna Szansa and Fortuna Wspólna Skrzynka. The banknotes look a bit like Monopoly money and are of the denominations £ 1 - 5 - 10 - 20 - 50 - 100 and 500. There are but 4 simple pawns as tokens. The plastic houses with overhanging roofs and excentric placed chimneys are olive-colored and the hotels are blue. Both dice are white with hollow black pips

The price of this set amounted to ZL 26(0,000) ? in June 1995.

Edition: Standard, ref. 14535
Publisher: Parker Bros./Hasbro - 1996
Dimensions of the box: 26.8 x 40.3 x 5.3 cm
of the quad folded board: 25.2 x 25.2 cm
The game:
Remarkable of this game are the new dimensions of the box. Hasbro advises that this is because of "standardisation" of the shapes of their sets. So from now on the long box we till so far called STANDARD disappears.
In this new box is one red, plastic insert containing 7 slots for the banknotes, 10 slots for the property cards and 4 trays for the other equipment. The board is quad folded, like in the so called "small box". Its back is red, the play side is blue green. The word MONOPOLY stays in black characters and in a frame diagonal wise over the board. This set is made in Ireland and SO it has a picture of the laughing family on the bottom again.
On the game board are those nice Szansa en Kasa Spolecznia cards. They are white with the text in a frame printed in red. The back side of the Kasa Spolecznia cards is blue with a treasure chest in a yellow field; those of the Szanza cards is red with the ? in a yellow field as well.
The property cards do not have rounded corners as a result of what they look like slightly larger (dim.: 56 x 87 mm). The back side of these white cards is printed red.
The banknotes are of the new model, viz. with a black ribbon with "MONOPOLY with Uncle Pennybags" in the upper part of the circle and, hardly visible, the remark "1996 Tonka Corporation" in the lower right corner.
The 10 tokens are of pewter (without the mention "made in China"). The green plastic houses do have a chimney, the red hotels don't! Both the dice are white.

Edition: Monopol - blue lid
Publisher: J.i.K.Pilich - Minsk Maz. - ±1996
Dimensions of the box: 27.7 x 43.2 cm
The game:
Although this is a few years more modern issue its quality has not been improved: both the box and the game board are made of the same soft cardboard as in 1991.
The presentation of some parts has become a bit nicer like:

Characteristic for this edition are:

1. The 30 houses are of yellow plastic, whereas the 10 hotels are blue.
2. The tokens are now hollow "pointed caps".
3. The insert of the innerbox is of red plastic.

The price of this set amounted to US$ 22.- in September 1996.

Edition: Monopol - pink lid
Publisher: J.i.K.Pilich - Minsk Maz. - ±1997
Dimensions of the box: 27.7 x 43.2 cm
The game:
Like in the "blue edition" of this game the full address of the manufacturer is given on one rim of the lid! (The city of Minsk Mazowiecki is situated 40 km from the capital city of Warsaw.)

Characteristic for this edition are:

1. The board of soft cardboard consists of 2 parts, unequally sticked together by a dirty yellow tape! It's play side is turned outwards.
2. The 30 houses are of lightbrown plastic, while the 10 hotels are black.
3. The tokens are the same hollow "pointed caps" as with the "blue edition".
4. The insert of the innerbox is of black plastic.

The price of this set amounted to ZL 15.30 (=US$ 12.-).

Edition: EuroBusiness - 8 languages edition, Nr. Art.23708
Publisher: Inter Kobo s.c. - Lodz - 1999
Dimensions of the box: 25.8 x 40.7 x 3.3 cm
            of the small box: 18.5 x 25.0 x 3.0 cm
The game:
It is not clear if there is any relation between the firm Labo (1994) and Inter Kobo, but the only resemblance between the equally named games of both publishers is the fact that the properties concern a number of European countries. There is also a relation suggested with Parker Brothers in this game by a kind of Uncle Pennybags on the banknotes and his hat on the Chance spaces of the little game board.

The large box in which the set is packed makes suppose that there is a large game board, but that is not so. The small box of white plastic must be pushed out of the beautiful outer box via a short side. It turns out to be a kind of "travel edition" of a game with the 10 European countries Greece - Belgium - Spain - Denmark - England - France - Germany - Netherlands - Italy and Switserland. So Poland itself does not appear on the board!
This originally Polish game is "Made in China" and contains in addition 7 stickers of the board in the languages Russian, Czechian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Hungarian, German and English. The play field (the sticker of the selected language) must be put in the bottom section of the box. Each side of the board has but 7 spaces and each country has 1 field with its flag and name and a second field with a landmark of that country. In the middle of the board is a partition Lucky Pool and a red arrow-over-a-space with figures from 1 to 6 and 3 outer sections:

This arrow acts as a die. The lid section also has an arrow-over-a-space. This acts as a Chance space. In addition are 8 little trays (of which 5 for the small banknotes) and "openings" (from A to I and U) for the 40 plastic pegs in the colors red, yellow, green and blue and the 10 red houses. There are 4 tokens shaped as colored plastic airplanes!

Houses can be built on the properties with a flag. However, if you may build depends on which part of the circle the arrow points out when you turn the arrow for the second time (see above). As proof you put a peg of the same color as your airplane in the opening next to the flag on the space of the board. For the second and third house you move the house from the first opening to the next ones. So your properties are determined and it is not necessary to collect streets of a color group. Besides you have to consider next points:

The game is over as soon as one player run out of money.

The price of this set amounted to ZL 56.- (=US$ 14.-) in October 1999.