English-speaking man found wandering streets in Polish city does not know name, nationality or why he's in Poland

After authorities were alerted by concerned citizens he was taken to a mental health unit at a nearby hospital and could not tell doctors his name, where he was born or where he lives

Amnesia: Polish police have released images of this man in a bid to establish his identity

Polish police are asking for help identifying a English-speaking man found wandering the streets with no memory of who he is. Officers in the city of Gniezno in central-western Poland say the man is about 35 years-old and 6ft 4in tall.
He has short, dark hair and was wearing a black jacket, grey sweater, yellow T-shirt, and black jeans.
After authorities were alerted by concerned citizens he was taken to a mental health unit at a nearby hospital and could not tell doctors his name, where he was born or where he lives.

Mystery: He has no idea who he is, where he's from or why he's in Poland

He also has no idea why he's in Poland or even what nationality he is.  Anyone with any information about the man can call Gniezno police on +61 426 0 2 1 6997.

Last week a Polish man who turned up in Britain claiming he can't remember a thing - including his own name - was believed to have been identified.
Police circulated a picture in an effort to unravel the mystery of the amnesiac, who sought help at the Polish Consulate in central London on Thursday night.

But The Mirror was contacted by a member of the Polish community in London, who identified the man as Marcin Starosta, originally from Obrzycko in Poland but now living in Crewe, according to his Facebook page.