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Saturday, May 17, 2008
Polish-Czech border
Polish and Czech police forces have strengthened cooperation two months after the two countries joined the Schengen zone, which allows citizens to cross the border without any control.
"A Man Lost in Krakow"
I was struck by John Marshall's "An Immigrant's Thoughts on Returning to Krakow" which appeared in The Krakow Post two weeks ago. Mr. Marshall is a staff writer for The Krakow Post and Mr. Marshall, as my advanced English students so aptly stated, is a lost man.
Prince of Wales Opens Krakow Jewish Community Centre
A Royal Return
"Never did we imagine that we would have a centre, a home, for the whole community of Krakow. Many think this community was entirely devastated by the Nazis but there is such life here still."
Krakow Poland Travel Information
Krakow takes poll position as Poland's technology center
Krakow is rapidly becoming an attractive place for international businesses to open or expand offices, especially technology and accounting companies.
MORE NEWS
- Photos and mirrors at Bunkier Sztuki: One opening. Two exhibitions
- Silesian "Parzybroda" soup Traditional Products List
- Butoh dance performance pairs the sublime with the macabre
- Cremaster tours Poland
- Time runs, and so does expat journo John Marshall
- Cafe Botanica: A green city center break
- An immigrant's thoughts on returning to Krakow
- Anyone for anglii pogoda?
- German streetworking conference held
- "Witkacy" celebrates 23rd Anniversary in Zakopane
