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2023-05-29 NEWS

Conference Recovering Forgotten History. The Image of East-Central Europe in English-Language Academic Textbooks and Monographs

On 29 May 2023, the 21st edition of the conference Recovering Forgotten History. The Image of East-Central Europe in English-Language Academic Textbooks and Monographs began in Krakow, the Polish History Museum its main organiser.
2023-05-20 NEWS

Back Home: Polish Chicago exhibition opens

On 19 May, the opening of the exhibition Back Home: Polish Chicago took place at the Chicago History Museum, with the participation of Director of the Polish History Museum Robert Kostro. Among the invited guests were members of the Polish diaspora in Chicago, patrons and co-authors of the exhibition, as well as numerous representatives of Polish institutions.
2022-10-31 ARTICLES

An Interview with Dr. Karolina Grodziska: the Genesis of Customs Specific to All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day

Withal, do not forget the deade: whatever your stacyon, take this dae to remember your father’s soule, and your mother’s, and the soules of your compeers.
2022-10-24 NEWS

The Burden of Memory: How can we build solidarity when our memories clash?

During the meeting entitled “The Burden of Memory: How can we build solidarity when our memories clash?” the speakers will focus on the changing memories before, during and after the conflict. They will examine the impact of war on the public memories in Russia and Western and Central Europe, the role of leadership in ending the war of memories, and ways in which we can build solidarity, even when our memories clash.
2022-09-26 ARTICLES

A Manifesto on Seven Canvas Paintings

On 30 April 1939, US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Albert Einstein officially opened the New York World’s Fair. Before this could happen, a group of artists, people from the fields of culture and science, as well as government representatives, had been working intensively for over a year on the Polish Pavilion. The idea behind it became clear: Poland meant nearly a thousand years of statehood and a unique culture based on unchanging values.
2022-08-30 ARTICLES

Krzysztof Mazur: The Gdańsk Agreement as a political experiment

The nature of the August 1980 strikes was not unlike that of a social contract. Tens of thousands of individuals who took industrial action had agreed between themselves that society must be restored after years of enduring erosion and decay at the hands of the Communist regime.
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