Between Katyn and Auschwitz, by M. B. Szonert
A short video about the book: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFKlo_r-Pqg More about the book: “A joint decision of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union from August 1939 that...
Category : Poles Under Communism
“Auschwitz was nothing”, when compared to what was going on in the Communist Security Police (UB) torture chambers.
Unimaginable and cruel torture lasted for entire months. Not even pregnant women and children were spared punishment. In the times of Stalinist terror, tens of thousands of...
Null and Void: Poland: Case Study on Comparative Imperialism
The book traces the history of Poland from the 1930s to the 1950s, dealing with the Nazi era and focusing especially on the Stalinist period. https://www.amazon.com/Null-Void-Poland-Comparative-Imperialism/dp/0761840281...
Kremlin disinformation mill targets Poland
After World War II commemoration snub, the Kremlin doubled down on false narratives In September, Poland marked the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of the...
The 1939 Joint Soviet-German military parade in conquered Poland
Russian aggression has very long history, which modern Russia tries to forget. In the beginning of the Second World War, Hitler and Stalin were equal...
On September 20, 1939, in the battle of Grodno, Tadzio Jasiński died from injuries, tied by the Soviets to the tank as a living shield
“The deadly machine rolls forward toward me but I filter everything around me out go straight at it. A terrifying screech … The tank stands...
The Dialectics of Pain: The Interrogation Methods of the Communist Secret Police in Poland, 1944-1955
by Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, in Glaukopis, Vol 2/3, (2004-2005) Find the man and we shall find a paragraph for him, A Stalinist saying Our task is...
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Tainted By Communism, For Which Reason Poles Were Reasonably Disinclined to Fully Support It
The Stars Bear Witness (Five Years in the Warsaw Ghetto), by Bernard Goldstein. 2004 Reviewer: Mr. Jan Peczkis Eyewitness Goldstein presents a variety of interesting...