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Friday, April 17, 2026

Waiting for a reflection. Manipulations and false accusations against Poland (Part 1)

It is probably a sort of naivety, but I am constantly amazed at the level of aggression directed against the

Human drive for equality will always be with us. Communism is one of its most rabid manifestations. Therefore its promise

Human drive for equality will always be with us. Communism is one of its most rabid manifestations. Therefore its promise

Only three percent of prisoners from Kozielsk, Starobielsk and Ostaszków avoided execution. Tomasz Stańczyk On 30 April 1940, a

This is an important memoir, maybe even a welcome harbinger in the much neglected area of Soviet/Russian studies. Marek Jan

The heritage of Kievan Rus is common to all three East Slavic nations. Kiev is “the mother of Ruthenian settlements”.

The Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact paved the way for the outbreak of World War II. The tactical alliance of previously mortal enemies

The Soviets tried to pin the blame for their crime on the Germans. Witnesses were tracked and killed – interview

In the era of the universal inflation of the notion of heroism, here comes a story about an individual who

For some, the miracle started in July 1980 in Lublin, where the first strike broke out during that eventful summer.

A besieged fortress that has been defending itself against Western aggression for centuries. At the same time, conquerors of Hitler,