Institute of National Remembrance

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Institute of National Remembrance is the largest scientific, research and archival institution in the country dealing with the history of Poland (1917-1990)

Warsaw, Poland
Vrijeme pridruživanja: lipanj 2018.

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  1. Although the architect, Friedrich Pabst, wasn’t involved in the initial planning, the rebuilding plan, which required demolishing of most of the city and its historical monuments, is commonly referred to as the . The planned the city’s destruction in 1940.

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  2. 📌 that according to architectural plans, was to be reduced in size❓The capital city with over a million inhabitants was going to be turned into a mid-sized "New German city of Warsaw". in 1940, the plans became an unusual gift for .

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  3. She was just 17 when she took part in the liquidation of Weffels, a official from . Maria -Chojecka, the longest-living participant of such operations as the execution of or the failed attempt on , passed away 4 years ago.

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  4. You can read more on 's website: dedicated to the fall of ➡ You can also view some classified files from the secret services⬇

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  5. The Round Table Talks began in 31 years ago. The negotiations between the and the opposition were initiated in an attempt to defuse growing social unrest. They started the fall of and triggered political changes in and abroad.

    Source: Adrian Grycuk
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  6. Prof. met with the head of the AIDSSH, Gentianan Sula. The party took note of the experiences related to the ’s search and identification of victims of in . The Deputy President declared to support the excavations in .

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  7. The guests met with Dr who presented the ’s mission, structure and present activities. The delegation were later introduced to the ’s archival resources. Both parties also discussed future cooperation in terms of joint research and archival workshops.

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  8. On 4-5 Feb. the hosted a delegation of the AIDSSH Authority on Access to Information on the former State Security Service. The meeting was devoted to discussion on the issue of , the experiences in the field and possibilities of cooperation.

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    A new exhibition in Sydney honours diplomats from 21 countries who helped Jews during WWII. But NOT the Polish one who issued thousands of fake passports in . Interestingly, a picture of HIS passports promotes the exhibition. Any clues?

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  10. in 1943 mass deportations to commenced. In 8 days Germans deported 10,000 people there. 2,000 were killed on the spot. One of the prisoners in Treblinka was . His sculptures presenting scenes from the camp are currently on display at

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  11. Some confined in the rebelled against the Germans when they first attempted to liquidate the ghetto 77 years ago. The resistance was weak and uncoordinated, but surely inspired many to put up a fight when ghetto was finally liquidated in Aug.1943.

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  12. Stanisław Frączysty, a highlander, soldier, prisoner of and , was one of the most famous couriers. He earned his reputation when he led Marshal from to in 1941. He was born in in 1917.

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  13. Despite the risk of exposure and hardships of long hard journey, they took up high-risk operations to cross the . During , the couriers were connections between and the West, which was waiting for secret materials from brutal .

    Source: Muzeum Tatrzańskie
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  14. Father Stefan Muniak, for marrying the bride and the bridegroom, was sentenced to 7 years in prison 69 years ago. The "happy couple" was Celina Drozdowicz and Franciszek Mróz. They were both involved with the resistance and famous raid on St. Michael’s prison in .

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  15. Not only did the opponents of the regime fall victim to repressions after , but also ordinary people who, while doing their work, came in contact with the resistance. Priests, administering the sacraments to people persecuted by the , were under special control.

    Source: Ziemowit Kalinowski
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  16. 🎥Watch the lecture of Dr. Anthony Kemp-Welch which opened the conference “Yalta – Reality, Myth and Remembrance”, co-organised by the in 2015.

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  17. was born in Płungiany, now Plungė in , 77 years ago. A mountain climber and computer engineer, she was the 1st woman to reach the summit of and the 3rd woman to climb . She successfully climbed 8 out of 14 eight-thousanders

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  18. Though their significance was minor, the decided to attack the partisans. Władysław managed to flee the sweep. The Gendarmerie raided Łodej’s village afterwards. They murdered his wife, 4 children and parents. He was killed by the 10 days later.

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  19. Władysław Łodej was born 116 years ago. He fought in . Involved with the , Władysław helped escape from the ghetto. He and his family aided escapees hiding in the woods. Łodej eventually joined a Polish-Jewish partisan unit.

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  20. , which at that time was still a legal representation of the nation, opposed the resolutions, claiming that the Allies’ approval of Stalin’s demands meant another partition of Poland, the West’s faithful ally from the beginning of .

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