Historical policy saves a sense of community
“National institutions, in a sovereign state, are obliged to conduct policy of memory and history” – says Prof. Jan
Read more“National institutions, in a sovereign state, are obliged to conduct policy of memory and history” – says Prof. Jan
Read more“Over the Oder River to the land of the fathers and prosperity” – this is how communist posters encouraged Poles
Read morePIOTR WŁOCZYK: Hitler was initially unsure what to do with conquered Poland. When did that change? PROF. BOGDAN MUSIAŁ*: Stalin’s
Read more– Our legs were bent in terror. The SS men ordered us to lie down in the street. One of
Read moreAfter 1945, Poland lost more than half of its territory to the Soviet Union (Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania), the Czech Republic,
Read moreAn interview with prof. Stanisław Kulon, an exile and artist bringing to light the tragedy of Siberians PIOTR WŁOCZYK: How
Read more– Today the use of the term “German extermination camps” is increasingly perceived as politically incorrect. In Europe, the left
Read moreIn no country of conquered Europe were such murderous actions of two occupiers carried out both simultaneously and separately, especially
Read moreThe Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact paved the way for the outbreak of World War II. The tactical alliance of previously mortal enemies
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