Today is the 105th anniversary of the restoration of Poland’s independence, heralded by the Provisional People’s Government of the Polish Republic, which was formed at the beginning of November 1918…
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Sonderaktion Lublin – German action against Polish intelligentsia in Lublin
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsOn Thursday, 9 November 1939, the Germans began arresting representatives of Lublin’s intelligentsia in the occupied Lublin region including professors of the Catholic University of Lublin, presidents of courts, priests…
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On the night of 2 to 3 November 1771, King Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last monarch of Poland, was attempted to be kidnapped by the Bar Confederates. The aim of…
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Hanna Skarżanka was a Polish actress with a little-known underground experience
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsHanna Skarżanka was a famous Polish actress performing on stage almost until the end of her life. She was active in the underground during World War II and supported the…
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“Dmitriad” was the intervention of Polish and Lithuanian magnates in the struggle for the Moscow throne
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsDuring the crisis of the Russian state between 1604 and 1610, often referred to as the Great Sorrow, the Polish and Lithuanian nobility decided to seize the opportunity and put…
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Stefan Natanson was a person who had many passions. He was an engineer, an independence activist, and a music critic. In all these capacities, he showed a great deal of…
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Paderewski used his great musical talent and fame in the world to popularise Polish causes. He was a great patriot devoted to the idea of Poland’s independence. Difficult youth Ignacy…
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Józef Lustgarten coined the name “Cracovia”, created Polish football and fought for Polish independence
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsJózef Lustgarten is a man who not only developed the tradition of football in Kraków, but did it also nationwide. He was one of the first selectors of the national…
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Today is the 144th anniversary of the birth of Walery Sławek, soldier and politician, Marshal of the Sejm, served three times as Prime Minister of Poland, one of the closest,…
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Visegrad 1335 and Casimir the Great’s decisive steps on the international stage
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsThe Visegrad congress of 1335 is a key event in Polish history in the 14th century. Although Casimir’s coronation did not guarantee him international recognition, the congress brought significant changes.…