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Imam Shamil’s “Pole”

Jerzy Rohoziński:
The history of the last years of Imam Shamil, the great chief of the Caucasian highlanders resisting Russian imperialism, has its own “Polish” thread. And it is not a likeable one. It is also not entirely clear to which extend it is “Polish”.

They failed to join Anders

Dr Piotr Popławski discusses the circumstances behind the formation of Berling’s Army and the Sybirak elements of this story with Prof. dr hab. Karol Olejnik the eminent historian and researcher of the Polish army.

History in liquidation – removal of Polish memorials in Russia

Ewa Ziółkowska: Last year in Russia, one by one, Polish memorial signs disappeared in unexplained circumstances. Crosses, plaques and entire multi-ton stone monuments were removed. This is the Russian response to Poland’s involvement in helping Ukraine attacked by Russia in February 2022.

The Bezhensty and Prisoners of War in the Steppes of Kazakhstan and Central Asia – Presence and Repatriation

The Bezhensty and Prisoners of War in the Steppes of Kazakhstan and Central Asia – Presence and Repatriation

Dmitriy Panto: The First World War (1914-1918) was the greatest epochal experience for the whole world and for Europe in particular. The war effort forced hundreds of thousands of people to leave their homes and seek refuge in safer places. Poles were not only active participants in this conflict on each of the warring sides, but also victims of both warfare and political decisions.

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Long History of Deportation Practices in Ukraine

Long History of Deportation Practices in Ukraine

Yevhenii Monastyrskyi In April 2024, 161 children deported by Russians from Ukraine were found in Germany. We don’t know for sure how these children ended up in the European Union, but there’s an important detail in this story that’s been overlooked by major...

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“Our stolen youth weeping for its stolen homeland” (Dalia Grinkevičiūtė) – A child´s memories of deportation from Lithuania to Siberia

“Our stolen youth weeping for its stolen homeland” (Dalia Grinkevičiūtė) – A child´s memories of deportation from Lithuania to Siberia

Vytenė Muschick: Dalia, her brother Juozas, and her parents were deported to Siberia from their hometown of Kaunas during the first mass deportations on 14 June 1941. She was 14 years old at the time and her brother Juozas was 17. That deportation consisted of over 12,000 people; 5,060 of these were children, and 863 more children were later born in exile

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Union of Defenders of Freedom in Polesie and in labour camps 1946-1956

Union of Defenders of Freedom in Polesie and in labour camps 1946-1956

Adam Hlebowicz: The formation of the underground youth organisation the Union of Defenders of Freedom (ZOW – Związek Obrońców Wolności) in Polesia in 1946 arouses amazement and admiration for the heroism and determination of a group of Polish youth. After two years of activity, many of its members found themselves in labour camps in Vorkuta.

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