Unjust Historical Revisionism
Following up on the last post, this post should provide some background into why we are witnessing such revisionist history still. History is shaped not only by what happened but … Continue reading
Claims of Polish Holocaust complicity are ‘blood libel’ against Poland, says US ambassador
Helen Wright Edited by: Matthew Day, Rafał Liedke 23.11.2025, 04:57 | Update 24.11.2025, 05:32 Share FACEBOOK X E-MAIL COPY LINK Save DOWNLOAD PDF PRINT America’s ambassador to Warsaw has called narratives … Continue reading
The Soviet occupation of Poland
The Soviet occupation of Poland, first under the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact in 1939, and again during the Red Army’s westward advance in 1944, has long been viewed through a propagandist lens … Continue reading
POLAND
There is something about Poland that lingers within you long after you have left its soil. It is not merely the beauty of its cities, the echo of church bells … Continue reading
NKVD in September 1939 – Poland
When the Red Army crossed into eastern Poland in September 1939, a new chapter of suffering began for countless Polish citizens. Families were awakened in the middle of the night … Continue reading
History Misjudged: Poland’s Forgotten Role in Saving Jews
It is often repeated, especially in certain circles today, that Poles did not do enough to save Jews during the German occupation of Poland, yet such a claim does not … Continue reading
Warsaw Uprising came to an end
On October 4, 1944, the guns of Warsaw fell silent. After sixty-three days of defiance and unimaginable sacrifice, the Warsaw Uprising came to an end. The Polish Home Army, known … Continue reading
There are nations that remember because they choose to – Poland remembers because it must.
Across the twentieth century, Poland endured partitions, invasions, occupations, betrayals, and mass exterminations. Yet within this crucible of pain, something deeper emerged. It was not only a sharpened sense of … Continue reading
Polish identity – Polish Heritage
From the outside, people often try to place nations into tidy categories, right or left, oppressor or victim, progressive or traditional. We especially do this in the West. But Poland … Continue reading
Meager recognition of Polish heroism during WW2
How mistaken was Emanuel Ringelblum when, in the darkest years of the war, he wrote in his notes on Polish-Jewish relations: “There are more such hide-outs on the Polish side. … Continue reading
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