St Annaberg is a village in Upper Silesia named after the St Anna Mountain, which is a Catholic pilgrimage site as well as a memorial site for fights between German and Polish Freikorps (corps of volunteers) regarding the course of the border in 1921. Since 1945, St Annaberg belongs to Poland and is known for its importance for the German minority in Poland.

The Sejm of the Republic of Poland is next to the senate the lower of the two chambers of Polish parliament. Historically rooted in the 12th century, the Sejm exists in its present form since 1989 and is the Republic's most important political body.