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‘Nimitz House’ on San Francisco Bay

On October 10, 2025

Hidden beneath the San Francisco Bay Bridge sits a three-story mansion known as the Nimitz House. It was the final home of Admiral Chester W.Read More

What Are America’s Strategic Interests in Ukraine?

On February 20, 2025

Is Ukraine being “carved up” by the US and Russia? What are America’s strategic interests in the current negotiations taking place with the Russian FederationRead More

Storm Clouds Over Poland 🇵🇱

On February 1, 2024

An anti-government protest in Warsaw, Poland, January 11, 2024.  The yellow sign reads “German Money, Soviet Methods.” Photograph: Dominika Zarzycka/Shutterstock 80 years after the apocalypseRead More

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The Warsaw Rising, 1944: Perception and Reality

On August 24, 2023

Seventy-nine years ago Warsaw’s historic Old Town was being leveled by Stuka dive bombers, artillery and mortars. After an unsuccessful attempt to break through theRead More

79 years ago, Warsaw was in flames

On August 1, 2023

On 1 August 1944, one of the largest urban battles of World War II began.The Warsaw Uprising was the attempt by the Home Army (theRead More

The (Amazing) Animated History of Poland

On January 25, 2023

Originally produced for the Shanghai World Expo in 2010, I just discovered that an HD version of the “Animated History of Poland” was released inRead More

“The First Transport” Exhibition in Warsaw by Wojciech Korkuć

On August 8, 2022

“On June 14, 1940, the Germans deported a group of 728 Poles to the recently established Auschwitz concentration camp. The transported group consisted mainly ofRead More

Article in Defining Ideas and IWP Talk

On June 2, 2021

Following the publication of 485 Days at Majdanek in February, the article I co-wrote with Professor Norman Naimark appeared in the Hoover Institution’s Defining IdeasRead More

485 Days at Majdanek, Surviving a German Concentration Camp

On March 8, 2021

It was my privilege to translate Jerzy Kwiatkowski’s memoir from Polish to English. Recently published by the Hoover Press, 485 Days at Majdanek is aRead More

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Medal of the 75th Anniversary of Jan Karski’s Mission for Dr. Maciej Siekierski

On February 9, 2019

Dr. Maciej Siekierski, Curator of the European Collections of the Hoover Institution[1]has been awarded the Medal of the 75th Anniversary of Jan Karski’s mission. ThisRead More

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