Polish-Israeli historian kidnapped by Hamas reported dead
Alex Dancyg, Polish historian and an advocate of Polish-Jewish dialogue died in Gaza according to Israel Defence Force, Polish Press Agency reports. The Israeli army confirmed the death of two hostages held captive by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Alex Dancyg and Yagew Bukhstaw, who were most likely held together near the town of Khan […]
The 2nd Polish Corps – the Anders’ Ark that saved Poles from Soviet slavery
The Polish 2nd Corps was officially formed in Iraq on 21st July 1943 as part of the British 8th Army and was then transferred to Italy where it was fighting to break the Gustav Line. But before its soldiers, brave Polish men and women were able to enlist, they had to escape the lion’s den […]
A lecture on the Warsaw Uprising 1944 by Dr Paul Latawski
Hear from Dr Paul Latawski as he recounts the events of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, highlighting its importance within the context of the Second World War. On 1 August 1944, an uprising broke out in the Polish capital of Warsaw. For the thousands of Poles involved, this was seen as a battle for the […]
Our interview with a Polish soldier who joined the fight against Russian aggression
The British Poles had the privilege of interviewing Robert – a Polish soldier who joined the Ukrainian army at the beginning of the Russian aggression on Ukraine. He will tell you about everyday life at war and his other activities which can make Polish people proud to fight for freedom around Europe. Robert has been […]
Johns Red Bus presents „Poland united with Ukraine”
Come join John Red Bus at the Polish White Eagle Club for an evening of solidarity and support for our friends in Ukraine. Let’s show unity and strength as we stand together in this challenging time. Teaming up with all these great partners. White Eagle Ukraine Appeal, Support Ukraine, Women Fight 4 UA, Unity Voices Podcast, […]
War, immigration, diseases… What do Poles fear?
A recent survey entitled “Current Fears and Concerns of Poles” reveals that health concerns for loved ones top the list of fears among Poles, followed by extreme weather events and personal health issues, with rising anxieties about war and immigration. In a recurring survey, participants were asked to identify from a list of 37 potential […]
Poland will enable fast delivery of F-16 fighters to Ukraine, says President Zelenskyy
Poland has agreed to support the fast delivery of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote in a post on X. The announcement comes as result of an agreement with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk during the European Political Community summit at the Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire. The Ukrainian president revealed no details about […]
Expert: New British government seeks closer cooperation with the EU
The British Poles had a chance to speak with Dr Przemysław Biskup, a researcher at the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM) and scholar at University of Warsaw. Our topic was the dynamics in relations between the EU, UK and Poland under Sir Key Sarmer’s cabinet. British Poles: Do you think that the fact of […]
Veterans and government delegations celebrate the Polish victory in the battle of Ancona
Delegations from Poland and Italy commemorated the victorious parade of the Carpathian Lancers Regiment into the city 80 years ago at St Stephen’s Gate in Ancona. 80 years ago, on 18 July 1944, the 2nd Polish Corps, commanded by General Władysław Anders, liberated the port city of Ancona in Italy. The capture of Ancona which […]
Blogger abandons backpack in Cracow to check for safety, shows surprising result
A blogger, concierge and trip advisor for Cracow called Goodtime Monty filmed an experiment in the centre of the city. He left his backpack around a bench in a crowded part of the main market unattended for 60 minutes to check if anyone would try to steal it. The result seems unbelievable for a modern […]
