WW2 | Visegrád Post

Jewish councils in Hungary during World War II

Yann Caspar December 10, 2023

Hungary – The following is an interview with the Hungarian historian, journalist, and publicist László Bernát Veszprémy, who said, "There are an amazing amount of myths, legends and lies and misconceptions about the Jewish leaders. The vast majority of these can be…

News

Unborn child Ulma declared martyr for the faith

The Editorial Board November 29, 2023

Poland - September 10th, 2023, an unborn child left its mark on the world. The Catholic Church declared baby Ulma a martyr for the faith and beatified the child, alongside the baby’s parents and six siblings, aged between one and half years…

Sovereignty.pl

The pinnacle of holiness – a remarkable Polish family murdered for helping Jews

Partenaire August 31, 2023

Ryszard Gromadzki talks to Father Witold Burda, initiator of the process of beatification and canonization of the Ulma family, a Polish family murdered by the Germans in 1944 for hiding Jews. Interview originally published in Polish in the 7 August 2023…

Sovereignty.pl

Poland’s duty – finding the victims of totalitarianism

Partenaire August 17, 2023

“Ceremonial funerals of a state nature, with military ceremonies, are the final stage of our work. Funerals that should have taken place years ago, but which never did. This is how Poland fulfills its duty to its citizens murdered in the 20th…

Sovereignty.pl

A war crime on culture: How Germans robbed Poland

Partenaire June 26, 2023

“43% of Poland’s historic buildings were destroyed or damaged. In Warsaw, it was as much as 92%. I think that to illustrate the scale of destruction, the example of our capital is the best. Before the war, it had a population of…

Sovereignty.pl

How Poles tried to stop the Holocaust

Partenaire June 1, 2023

Detailed reports from German “death factories” and harrowing witness accounts – Poles tried to convince the Allies to stop the Holocaust but it was all in vain. This article, by Piotr Włoczyk, was published in Polish in the “Do Rzeczy” weekly magazine…

Culture

Hungarians and the Warsaw Uprising

The Editorial Board September 3, 2019

By Marcin Bąk. Originally published on Kurier.plus. Poland - Of the many brotherly pages in Polish-Hungarian relations, one of the brightest is the attitude of the Hungarian army during the heroic 63 days of fighting in Warsaw in 1944. Warsaw and Poles…

Politics

JUST Act 447, the American law which could undermine the privileged relationship between Warsaw and Washington

Olivier Bault June 20, 2019

By Olivier Bault. Poland - The Law and Justice party (PiS) which came to power in Poland with the elections of 2015 has always seemed more attached to transatlantic ties than to further EU integration. At the NATO summit in Warsaw in…

Interviews

Andrzej Krzystyniak: “German historical revisionism acting to undermine Polish Silesia”

Olivier Bault June 3, 2019

Interview with Polish historian and essayist Dr. Andrzej Krzystyniak: "German historical revisionism acting to undermine Polish Silesia". Poland - By supporting pro-autonomy or pro-independence foundations and associations, as well as promoters of historical revisionism, and also by way of a German-owned regional…

Culture

76 years later…

The Editorial Board April 10, 2016

Poland, Warsaw - Early April each year are the commemorations of the soviet's crimes on Polish prisoners of war. First days of April in Poland are regarded as a significant period during which the nation commemorates its martyrs from the Second World War…