The Legacy of Katyń
Encounter with Katyn, The Wartime and Postwar Story of Poles Who Saw the Katyn Site in 1943 By Tadeusz Wolsza The Katyn Forest Massacre, An...
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Berlin’s meaningful silence
Germany is interested in Poland and our entire region primarily in one context: the expansion of the Eurozone, which would make it possible to consume...
PI Newsletter #137
GEOPOLITICS 1. Biden looks to appoint Special envoy to kill Russia-Germany energy pipeline The White House is in talks to appoint a special envoy...
The Smolensk Tragedy in Transatlantic Relations
For eleven years now the Polish people all over the world have been struggling with the aftermath of the crash of the Polish Air Force...
German state television ZDF must apologize for the film “Our Mothers, Our Fathers.”
The appellate court in Cracow upheld the court’s verdict that the German State television ZDF must apologize for the content shown in the film “Our...
The Bolshevik Sexual Revolution
In December 1917, the leader of the Bolsheviks, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, signed a series of decrees in practice liquidating the institution of marriage and...
Bydgoszcz provocation, or why the communists beat up “Solidarity?”
Forty years ago, on March 19, 1981, in Bydgoszcz, the police (called the people’s militia at the time) and security service officers severely beat the...
Fragmentation vs. Integration
Fragmentation in East-Central Europe: Poland and the Baltics, 1915-1929 By Klaus Richter Reviewed by Marek Jan Chodakiewicz Throughout history, empires have been the norm...
AMERICA’S FIRST CIVIL RIGHTS ACTION BY POLISH CRAFTSMEN IN JAMESTOWN COLONY ON JULY 21, 1619
This article is from the American Council for Polish Culture (ACPC) polishcultureacpc.org, you can find it here. ...