According to German media, the majority of World War II German war criminals escaped justice
A retired German history teacher is facing trial in Poland for allegedly denying the crimes committed at Auschwitz
Members of the Confederation party used a “Vaccination Sets you Free” banner during their anti-vaccination protests which resembled the infamous sign above the entrance to the German death camp Auschwitz
Father Kolbe’s faith and love for others did not waver even in the Hell on Earth that was Auschwitz
The European Court of Justice has ruled that former Auschwitz prisoner Stanisław Zalewski cannot petition a Polish court against the use of the term “Polish camps” in German media
Attacks against Beata Szydło due to her nomination are a clear signal that Poland is to remain silent about the former German death camp Auschwitz, writes Jacek Karnowski
The reason behind the ban was reportedly related to the Polish Institute of National Remembrance’s post concerning German crimes against Polish children during the Second World War
A new wave of anti-Semitism threatens the world
75 years after Auschwitz concentration camp liberation, the world commemorates the disaster
President Áder to attend Jerusalem event
“The Holocaust wasn’t committed by some Nazis, but by Hitler’s Germany; the Third Reich is responsible for the Holocaust,” PM Mateusz Morawiecki said during a ceremony commemorating the 74th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. The PM criticized attempts to revise the truth and claimed Poland will always stand as a guardian of truth.
The monodrama performance based on reports by Witold Pilecki, Polish war hero who volunteered to Auschwitz and after the war was executed by communists, has conquered Broadway. The New York Times has declared Pilecki “one of the greatest heroes of the 20th century.”
