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Bolesław Józef Habowski (September 13, 1914 in Kraków - May 21, 1979 in Wendover, England) was a Polish football player from interwar period, representing Wisła Kraków and Polish national football team.
In the history of the Polish national football team only two players managed to score a hat-trick in their first game, the other being Zygmunt Steuermann.
The newspaper has come under criticism from the Bundestag, the German parliament, after publishing a photo-montage picturing Polish national football team coach Leo Beenhakker carrying the severed heads of German national football team head coach Joachim Löw and captain Michael Ballack in the build up of their UEFA Euro 2008 Group B opener against the Germans in Klagenfurt (Austria).