The people whom one would thus arbitrarily turn over to Poland, to compensate her for the loss of her present Corridor ... plan which deprived her of a strategic area which she possessed for three ...

But its people never lost their appetite for liberty and thanks in part to their ... was a consequence of the first one. Having developed an appetite for Polish soil, Russia and Prussia (without ...

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Blessed Angela Truszkowska’s vision for the Felician Sisters extended far beyond her native Poland, reaching impoverished ...

Those people who chose not to emigrate found themselves with less competition for jobs. On top of that, remittances flowing into Poland exploded after 2004 as Poles working in wealthier EU ...

Portrait of Augustus II the Strong, by a court painter, 1st half of the 18th century, Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów, photo: Zbigniew Reszka Africans and people of African descent have ...

This was the case of Prussia, a former duchy that in the early 1700s emerged from the shadow of Poland and the Holy Roman Empire. Growing to encompass much of northern and central Europe ...

I n this town, you can easily communicate in Polish, even though it's nearly 10,000 km away from the country along the Vistula. Many residents are descendants of people who arrived there over 100 ...

"While I was working here, I met some people who worked in positions related to the government. I said to them: ‘I would love ...

"And people congratulated us because we Poles love freedom." Getty Images Around 100 towns and regions across Poland, nearly a third of the country, have passed resolutions declaring themselves ...

The governing party’s powerful leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, has claimed LGBT people “threaten the Polish state.” Its new education minister said last year that “these people are not equal ...