Karol NAWROCKI
Trails of Polish Hope
WW2 left the Poles scattered across many continents.
Karol NAWROCKI
Karol NAWROCKI They fought for freedom and yet were supposed to be forgotten
After 1945, the world paid tribute to the soldiers who had contributed to the victory over Nazi Germany. Not so in Poland.
Prof. Yücel OĞURLU Turkey-Poland Relations in the Light of Minor Conflicts and “Eternal Peace”
The relations between Turkey and Poland, two countries that do not share a border today, have a depth far beyond expectations.
Andriej USTINOV Polish soul in Russia
Neither the Christian philosopher Bach, nor the radiant genius Mozart, nor the eccentric mystic and fantasist Schumann, nor the arch-virtuoso Liszt he...
Prof. Jerzy MIZIOŁEK Home of Chopin’s youth
The home where the eminent pianist spent his youth was located within the walls of the Warsaw University.
Artur SZKLENER Universal Chopin
On the day the results of the previous 2015 Chopin Competition were announced, Asian Internet users searched for "Chopin” more often than they did for...
Mateusz MORAWIECKI We Need European Unity
We are entering the third year of what has been an extremely difficult pandemic, face a growing economic crisis, and now there is an additional menace...
Karol NAWROCKI The largest underground army in the world
The Polish Home Army was among the largest underground armies that challenged Nazi Germany.
David WILLIAMSON The Polish Underground provided valuable intelligence to the Allies
The USSR, on the other hand, viewed the role of the London backed Home Army (Armia Krajowa -AK) as an agent of anti-Communism, and in January 1944 cre...
Bogusław SONIK Kazimierz Leski. False general with a forged passport on a journey across Europe
Dressed as a German general, Kazimierz Leski took secret documents obtained by the Polish resistance movement to transport them across Europe.
Prof. Wojciech ROSZKOWSKI The Home Army is more than a "resistance movement"
The Home Army is more than a "resistance movement".
Kenneth KOSKODAN “Can you imagine”? The AK and the Polish Underground in World War II
The question “can you imagine?” is so simple and yet so profound.
Karol NAWROCKI So that the world does not forget
The criminals of Treblinka did almost all they could to cover up the traces of their heinous actions and condemn their victims to be forgotten.
John ALLISON Paderewski and his pact with the English-speaking world
Among the many famous figures gathered at the Peace Conference in Paris in the first half of 1919, one was a great musician.
Michel LOUYOT The East and the West of Europe still do not understand one another
‘Is this the Europe its founding fathers wished for?’ Michel LOUYOT asks.
Jan ROKITA Fake Coup
For the Poles, those eight years started by the fake coup of 13 December, the darkest hours in the lives of the previous generation.
Prof. Wojciech ROSZKOWSKI The Fascinating History of Polish Freedom
The Martial Law was introduced on 13th December 1981 in violation of the communist constitution and under pressure of a Soviet threat, although now we...
Karol NAWROCKI Tanks against “Solidarity”
Forty years ago, FC Liverpool won the European Cup, Metallica was formed, and Robert de Niro collected an Oscar Award for his outstanding performance ...
Jędrzej USZYŃSKI Paradoxes of the Ładoś Group
The passport operation of the so-called Ładoś Group described by Mordecai Paldiel was characterised by daring, flexibility and a number of paradoxes.
Mordecai PALDIEL Heroic Poles of the time of war
Polish diplomats made a daring attempt to save thousands of Jews. As a result, at least several hundred people were saved from death.
Prof. Adam GLAPIŃSKI The Polish economic miracle
The current rapid economic development is possible thanks to the great industriousness of Poles, who – with their diligence, resourcefulness and abili...
Andrzej DUDA The value that brings Poles together
There is a popular saying in modern Polish: “to defend something like independence.
Karol NAWROCKI The Polish gene of freedom
Love for individual and collective freedom is part of the Polish DNA. It has helped us survive the most difficult moments in our history.
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI Polish to the core. On Frédéric Chopin
“Chopin encapsulates everything we were denied: colourful noblemen’s robes, gilded sashes, sombre czamarka coats, four-cornered caps, the rattling of ...
Linas LINKEVIČIUS Lithuanian and Polish defence of EU’s eastern border
Flying in thousands of migrants from the Middle East to Minsk and trying to smuggle them from Belarus across EU’s eastern border is nothing more than ...
Prof. Jacek CZAPUTOWICZ Alliances and sovereignty
Joining the EU was the result of exercising sovereignty, not restricting it.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The rules of the game must be equal for everyone. This is the rule of law
I am standing here before you today in the Parliament, to set out our position on a number of issues which I believe are fundamental for the future of...
William NATTRASS Viewing Central European governments as enemies would be a fatal mistake for the EU
The current state of relations between Brussels and governments in Central Europe is unsustainable.
Éric ZEMMOUR It is time to restore French law to its primacy over European law
Legal arguments presented by the European Commission put at stake the very sovereignty of the peoples of Europe.
Beata DASZYŃSKA-MUZYCZKA Overcoming the economic legacy of WW2
Poland is one of those countries that have suffered the greatest losses in the course of the 20th century. 6 million Poles were killed during WW2.
Beata DASZYŃSKA-MUZYCZKA Three Seas Region – shared history, shared future
The countries in the Three Seas Region were hit less by COVID-19 pandemic and are forecast to recover faster than the rest of the EU due to infrastruc...
Prof. Aleksander SURDEJ Economy in the Perspective of Long Duration
Nations with a long history treat economy as a tool for strengthening the community, and see community values as a source of lasting prosperity.
Stanisław ŻARYN Fooling with facts
Poland has been a target of ill-founded accusations that exploit the history of WWII and unfair interpretations of the relations between the Poles and...
Prof. Zdzisław KRASNODĘBSKI Anti-Muslims sentiments without Muslims?”
n many European countries the question concerning Muslim immigrants and refugees, Muslim minorities, Islam and radical political Islamism become a cen...
Prof. Arkady RZEGOCKI 30th anniversary of the Visegrad Group from the British perspective
Despite the pandemic and the UK leaving the European Union, the Visegrad countries strive to further tighten cooperation with their British partner ev...
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