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“For the sake of the town’s humanity it’s time to get rid of the notorious horse traders.” Jakub Szafrański visited the horse market in Skaryszew, here is his photo story.
Report from Poland: Jaś Kapela convicted for a poem
Poland 2018: What happens when you change the lyrics of the national anthem?
Poland in Transition 1989-1991: Bread
“Proszę?” “Six small rolls, one chleb, one angielka.” “6,450 złotych, please.” “Thank you.” “You are welcome. Please?” “One chleb.” “2,400 złotych. Do you have four hundred złotych?” “Dziękuję.” “You are welcome. Please?” “Two angielka…”
March All Over Again
March ‘68 is a complex and multifaceted event in Polish history. Jakub Majmurek in conversation with Janina Jankowska and Seweryn Blumsztajn, two journalists who during communism were active in the opposition, but they nowadays quite oppose in political preferences.
Poland in Transition 1989-1991: Cityscape: Kraków
Could you feel in Krakow in 1989 same as in Paris in 1958? Read the sixth chapter of the book by David R. Pichaske and enjoy this extraordinary journey to Poland between 1989 and 1991.
How Białowieża Forest’s cards have been reshuffled
What is the future of Białowieża Forest? Interview with Krzysztof Cibor of Greenpeace Polska.
Meet the new Polish feminists
What is Kuchnia Konfliktu and who are Superbohaterki? Natalia Sawka introduces the new Polish feminism.