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“There is little importance to men’s lives except the accomplishments that they leave to posterity… When all is said and done, accomplishment is all thatRead More
Leave a comment“There is little importance to men’s lives except the accomplishments that they leave to posterity… When all is said and done, accomplishment is all thatRead More
Leave a commentThe following is my translation of the article: “Kapitan Bolesław Kontrym “Żmudzin” – bohater odnaleziony na “Łączce“, authored by JW, which appeared on the websiteRead More
1 responseSeventy-five years have passed since the Red Army invaded Poland on September 17, 1939. This unprovoked attack was Stalin’s way of fulfilling his alliance withRead More
Leave a commentSeventy-five years to the day have passed since World War II began with an early morning attack by Germany against Poland. The Luftwaffe mercilessly bombedRead More
1 responseMarlon Brando reads it, you should too! I recently sent out the August 2014 edition of the ResearchTeacher.com newsletter. If you aren’t on my mailingRead More
Leave a commentLeopard tanks in Warsaw Last Friday, April 15, 2014, marked the latest celebration of Armed Forces Day in Poland. The day marks the anniversary ofRead More
Leave a commentLast summer I had the privilege of meeting Prince (now King) Philippe of Belgium, when he visited the Hoover Institution and Stanford University. I spentRead More
1 responseOne of my latest tasks as a volunteer at the Warsaw Uprising Museum was to conduct interviews for the Oral History Archive. I’ve had someRead More
4 responsesAugust 1, 1944, 70 years ago today, at 5pm, “W Hour”, the Warsaw Uprising began. It was hoped that this battle would liberate Poland’s capital,Read More
6 responsesLast week I attended the conference “Jan Karski, Mission Accomplished” in Lublin, Poland. The two-day conference celebrated the centenary of the birth of Jan Karski,Read More
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