The fate of Jewish women who stayed on the Aryan side while acting in the Jewish underground is not a subject often discussed. We do not hear about them because…
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Published in 1946, the study “The Hunger Disease” is considered a unique scientific work due to the fact that it was written under extremely difficult conditions in the Warsaw Ghetto.…
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Stanislaw Zolkiewski – a great Polish leader who sacrificed his life for his homeland
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsOn 7 October 1620, a few kilometres from the Polish border, Hetman Stanislaw Żółkiewski fell in battle against the Tatars. He was 73 years old at the time of his…
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Two Poles who first brought legal protection to two animal species in the Tatra Mountains. At that time their state did not exist
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsThe campaign to protect marmots and mountain chamois in the Tatra Mountains was started by two Poles: Maksymilian Nowicki and Father Eugeniusz Janota. Their lobbying led to the passing of…
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A small monument that arouses great emotion. Why does it depict a child with a rifle?
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsThe “Little Insurgent” monument, which is located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is only 150 cm tall, but it arouses huge emotions. Whom does it commemorate? It depicts a…
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The Battle of Kock – the final battle of the September Campaign 1939
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsIn the late afternoon of 5 October 1939, near Kock, less than fifty kilometres north of Lublin, General Franciszek Kleeberg made the decision to surrender his troops. He was one…
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German Nazi abused women in prison. Polish partisans pronounced sentence on him – action “Weffels”
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsOn 1 October 1943, in the early hours of the morning, a group of several Poles gathered in a Warsaw flat. What was their objective? They wanted to execute the…
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The Germans conducted pseudo-medical experiments on him. He survived Auschwitz and struggled against the false term “Polish death camps”
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsKarol Tendera survived hell in the German concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. The German Nazis conducted experiments on him. Years later, he struggled against the false term “Polish death camps”. He even…
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Isaac Bashevis Singer – Jewish Nobel laureate who felt a strong attachment to Poland
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsHe became world-famous only in the United States. However, Poland, in which he was born and raised persisted in his novels and in his heart. A Jewish Nobel laureate who…
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Jozef Struś, forgotten physician to Sultan Suleiman and kings of Poland and Hungary
by Dignity Newsby Dignity NewsThe astronomical discoveries of Nicolaus Copernicus represent Poland’s greatest contribution to modern world science. Other Polish scientists, whose achievements are now forgotten, also gained attention in the world at the…