Wystawa prac Felixa Fabiana w Galerii POSK
Biblioteka Polska POSK w Londynie serdecznie zaprasza na wystawę, na której zaprezentowana zostanie twórczość wybitnego polskiego malarza Felixa Fabiana – „Z kolekcji Lili Stern-Pohlmann, MBE”. Feliks Fabian (prawdziwe nazwisko Goldberg) był malarzem realistą, duża część jego twórczości to obrazy przedstawiające wspomnienia, codzienne życie we wschodnioeuropejskim miasteczku żydowskim. Zasłynął jako wytrawny portrecista, uwieczniał na swoich obrazach […]
Jolanta Duda – Kandydatka na Prezydenta Polski
Jolanta Duda jest gotowa, by stanąć na czele Państwa jako Prezydent RP i służyć naszej Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej. Z bogatym doświadczeniem będzie godnie reprezentować i podnosić rangę Ojczyzny. Siła i mądrość – mówi – to zasady gwarantujące 100-procentowy sukces. Polska potrzebuje kogoś, kto jest ponad podziałami. Kogoś, kto jest świeży i pozytywnie nastawiony. Pobierz formularz poparcia […]
Polish startup ElevenLabs becomes triple unicorn with additional $180 mln development spending
The investors have poured $180 million into the Polish startup’s development, bringing its value to $3.3 billion. This is an impressive result for a company that reached unicorn status in January 2024, meaning it became a start-up valued at $1bn or more. ElevenLabs works on AI-based synthesised speech solutions and is one of the most […]
J.M. Coetzee’s “The Pole” is all about Chopin enthusiasts and Spanish dalliances
A couple of months ago, J. M. Coetzee arrived with another novel. In the literary world, the new Coetzee is almost like a holiday, always worth celebrating with a glass of white wine. This time, it’s a collection of short stories, called The Pole and Other Stories (the rest of the novellas refer to his […]
Auschwitz after “Soviet liberation” – new NKVD camp for disobedient Poles
The fate of the ex-German Nazi death camp in Auschwitz after its liberation remains a little known charter of the history of World War 2. Just months after the last prisoners left the camp it was used by the Soviets as a POW camp for Germans but also as a mass prison for those who […]
The Mirror removes false “Polish camp” term from another article
The British website deleted the false phrase “Polish camp” from its report from Auschwitz after a wave of our reader’s protest emails and an article describing the mistake and its consequences for shaping historical narratives about the Holocaust. Again the change in Mirror’s text remained problematic, as now it says Auschwitz was located in “Nazi-occupied […]
An Evening With the Author Dominika Ćosić
Dominika Ćosić is a Polish-Serbian journalist who was based in the Balkans, before moving to Brussels, with each location inspiring a book. Balkan Express – Once upon a time there was a country is a personal view based on Dominika’s travels through the former Yugoslavia between 1997-2019. Combining reportage, journal and memoir, Dominika explores how […]
The Mirror uses the false “Polish camp” phrase again in a report from Auschwitz
In a story by Russel Myers and Chiara Fiorillo titled „King Charles makes emotional Auschwitz visit and says the horrors must never be forgotten” the British news website again used the phrase “Polish camp” to describe the Nazi German Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp in which 200,000 Poles were imprisoned and 70,000 died. Since the British Poles […]
The Mirror removes the shameful “Polish concentration camp” phrase following British Poles’ intervention
In an article about the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, a German death camp, The Mirror used the false and misleading phrase “Polish concentration camp” to describe it. Thanks to our readers sending hundreds of protest emails and widespread coverage on our social media, we successfully influenced the removal of this shameful phrase! […]
Poles forgotten as victims by the King during Auschwitz commemoration visit
During his speech delivered to the Jewish Community Centre in Kraków King Charles III named victims of the German genocide. Among the Jews, Roma-Sinti and LGBT community there was no place to mention over 70,000 Poles killed in Auschwitz for whom the camps were initially created as extermination sites for patriots, members of the intelligentsia […]
