The day Nazi Germany attacked Poland is probably the most famous date in history in today's Poland. Who knows, it may well also be the most important and tragic moment in Polish history, one that has left an... Keep reading »
Signed five decades ago, on August 12, 1970 in Moscow, the Treaty on mutual relations between the Federal Republic of Germany and the Soviet Union carried a number of provisions of essential importance for... Keep reading »
The conclusions of the Potsdam Conference had a fundamental impact on Polish-German relations post 1945. The Conference reached two decisions that were of vital importance for both nations: one concerning... Keep reading »
At 5pm on August 1, 1944 (at the so-called “W” hour), the Home Army launched its uprising against the German occupier in the Polish capital of Warsaw. Suppressed after 63 days of heroic fighting, the Warsaw... Keep reading »
Bulletin of the Institute for Western Affairs, ed. 18(438)/2020: Małgorzata Dąbrowska, “Liberation” and the Polish takeover - the 75th anniversary of the annexation of the Western and Northern Territories by... Keep reading »
Bulletin of the Institute for Western Affairs ed. 17(437)/2020, dr hab. Magdalena Bainczyk, dr Agata Kałabunowska, “Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic violate EU Law by failing to fulfill their obligation to... Keep reading »
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