The right bank of Warsaw, however, had been abandoned by the Nazi Germans as soon as the autumn of 1944. As such, it was rebuilt much sooner than the rest of Poland’s capital – and saw even earlier ...

Once the immediate post-war tumult had passed ... run on Gnojna Street, an artery of pre-war Warsaw’s diverse centre. The Eatery and Gnojna do not exist today – since wiped out by war and death – but ...

The Warsaw Ghetto was a death warrant. Among those who were forcibly collected and sealed to die within its walls was my ...

In 2024 much of Europe was busy preparing for an act of war that would demand a Nato response. Here, defence expert Francis ...

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Key elements of post war apartment renovation included opening up the dark and segmented floor plan and introducing era-appropriate materials such as terrazzo tiling and herringbone parquet flooring.

To gain a better understanding of how Poland gained independence, visit the Warsaw Uprising Museum ... country's occupation by Nazi Germany and the post-war years. The museum also features ...

Her father and older brother were taken to stalags — war prisons — in Germany, and her younger brother was murdered by the ...

Arriving at a midnight situation conference in Berlin just hours before, the Führer harbored the delusion that Warsaw—which had been designated ‘a fortress city’—was being stubbornly defended. Follow ...

Poland’s ministry of foreign affairs denounced on Friday the defacement in Warsaw the previous day of a World War II monument commemorating ... as a society,” the post read.