Roger MOORHOUSE
Insolence of Putin’s Russia
There is no grain of truth in the accusations aimed at Poland that its cooperation with Hitler led to the outbreak of World War II.
Roger MOORHOUSE
Andrzej DUDA Poland inspires
A strong, modern and dynamically developing Poland is an important participant in the European and global order.
Prof. Jean-Pierre BOURGUIGNON Putting European science on the map
One can ask whether European integration in the field of research has been a success?
Jarosław SZAREK Witold Pilecki – one of the bravest people in the world
If we are to tell the world about Poland, about us, about our identity, history, and our Polish heroes, then we should not forget this story...
Jochen BÖHLER It was a test of European solidarity
The Germans believed what Hitler had told them – that their destiny was to rule over all of Europe.
Jack FAIRWEATHER Witold Pilecki - an extraordinary Pole
Unlike the Americans and the British, Witold Pilecki put a lot of effort into understanding the Holocaust.
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI The war against Polish culture
In Polish museums and collections, there are still empty spots after the plundering which took place during the Second World War.
Eryk MISTEWICZ Every family in Poland lost someone in this war
The sacrifice made by the tens of thousands of victims is still alive in the memory of Poles.
Prof. Michał KLEIBER The day Polish science came to a halt
It was clear to the occupier that the condition for effective Germanisation of Poles was the elimination of the Polish intelligentsia.
Jan ROKITA September ’39 and the Polish form
The scar of September ’39 was so strong that it has remained to this day.
Jakub KUMOCH
Jędrzej USZYŃSKI During the war, the Polish ambassador saved the life of the future prime minister of France
An incredible story recently discovered in Swiss archives testifies to the heroism and sacrifice of Poles who saved others during the war.
Allen PAUL Silent forest of Katyń
During the war, Poles received no wartime Allied support in explaining the Russian crime against Polish officers.
Prof. Arkady RZEGOCKI Maturing Polish-British relations
Political changes in Poland after 1989 gave the Polish-British relations new dynamics and enabled the return to close cooperation that united us durin...
Bartosz MARCZUK We are rebuilding the demographic losses of 1939
There is nothing more valuable than people. This is the most valuable resource the state has.
Prof. Wojciech ROSZKOWSKI September 1939 and the consequences for Poland
The history of twentieth-century Poland is not only difficult, but it is also an uncomfortable topic for the leading countries in the world.
Sir Antony BEEVOR Could Europe escape from the Second World War?
Even British prime minister Neville Chamberlain – who was the biggest supporter of the Munich agreement – had no doubts, that war was on the way.
Prof. Richard OVERY Poland was the first state to stand up to Hitler
Poland was the first state to stand up to Hitler and paid the price in a long and brutal occupation not only by the Germans but by the Soviet invaders...
Roger MOORHOUSE Poland was betrayed
The West urged Poland to fight, but it did not lift a finger to help.
Sir Dermot TURING Poles brought forward the end of the war
The British and French working on breaking the German cipher actually abandoned their work, believing the task to be impossible.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The long Polish year of 1939
Polish lands were among the most devastated in Europe after both world wars.
Kpt. Barry SHEEHY There are no greater allies than Poles
Poland sent a quarter of a million soldiers from its infantry, navy and air force to the Allied front, despite being occupied by Nazi Germany and the ...
Prof. Arkady RZEGOCKI The First Democratic Constitution in Europe
Rzeczpospolita, so pompously celebrating the centenary of its rebirth last year, has many reasons to be proud.
Marcin KRUPA How e-sport changed Katowice
Today, Intel Extreme Masters (IEM), the world championship in computer games combined with the IT trade fair, is the largest business event in Poland.
Piotr DYTKO Wrocław’s PORT is a unique network of over 30 specialist laboratories
Information technology, biotechnology and nanoengineering – the progress made in these areas will determine the level of social development and compet...
Prof. Maciej CHOROWSKI How Can Poland's Economy Make Use of New Technologies?
The transformation of the Polish economy into the so-called Industry 4.
Prof. Michał KLEIBER A Look at the Post-Transformation History of the Polish Research Sector
A brief review of the post-transformation situation in the research sector should start with a remark on the legacy of the political system before 198...
Piotr DARDZIŃSKI Science is doomed to business
Investing in research and innovation is becoming an important element of development strategies for Polish entrepreneurs.
Józef SOBOLEWSKI There is no Holy Grail of energy
Germany already knows that it will fail to achieve the CO2 emission reduction targets set for 2020, and the gap will be quite significant.
Daniel OBAJTEK The power of economic patriotism
We can build economic patriotism, showing Poles that, by reaching for local products and choosing them consciously, they will strengthen the country’s...
Krzysztof TCHÓRZEWSKI Why Poland needs nuclear
The atom can rescue the domestic coal industry and help maintain tens of thousands of jobs in mining at the same time.
Prof. Aleksander NAWRAT Time for innovations!
The role of the public administration is to stimulate and support the activities of the scientific, economic and financial sectors.
Jadwiga EMILEWICZ Civilising the state-entrepreneur relationship
For many years, we functioned in Poland in the economic sphere between two paradigms - liberalism and statism.
Bill WIRTZ Underestimated people. Central and Eastern Europeans will surprise you
Central and Eastern Europeans have a sense of righteousness, ability to tolerate non-conventional choices, hospitality and generosity, that exceed tha...
Abishur PRAKASH Polish AI-Labs (PAILS). A New Way To Trade
AI-Labs could become Poland’s “silk roads” in the 21st century and offer the world a new alternative to trade, with and through Poland.
Abishur PRAKASH Growing Poland’s Geopolitical Power Through Technology
Instead of viewing a smaller population as a negative, Poland can use this as an opportunity to grow its influence.
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