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Author: Steven Hoffman

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a bill attempting to ban the phrase "Polish death camps" was an "attempt to rewrite history"
News 

“Polish death camps” censorship bill angers Israeli government

January 29, 2018February 3, 2018 Steven Hoffman 25 Comments

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has criticized a bill passed last week by Poland’s lower house of parliament which would make phrases like “Polish death camps” illegal

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Krakow Local News News 

WATCH: Robot pianist accompanies his Krakow student programmer

January 15, 2018January 15, 2018 Steven Hoffman 0 Comments

WATCH: This musical robot “Staszek” can accompany his programmer, AGH student/violinist Wojciech Świtała, on piano and cymbal

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Jerzy Owsiak is the founder of WOŚ and, with his trademark red-rimmed glasses, is probably its second most recognizable symbol
Culture Events 

Why Krakow will be full of ❤️s tomorrow

January 13, 2018January 15, 2018 Steven Hoffman 2 Comments

On Sunday WOŚP, Poland’s most famous charity, will take to the streets to raise money for neonatal healthcare around the country

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News 

Another year, another #CzarnyProtest for women’s rights

January 13, 2018 Steven Hoffman 0 Comments

After the Polish parliament ended consideration of a project to loosen Poland’s restrictive abortion laws, activists are once again taking to Krakow’s Main Square in a fresh #CzarnyProtest

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Culture Music 

In memory of Dewey Gurall, music critic and friend

January 11, 2018January 11, 2018 Steven Hoffman 0 Comments

Krakow Post music critic and friend Dewey Gurall, 57, passed away last month after a long battle with illness. Here we remember him and offer our tribute

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News 

On anniversary of abortion ban protests, women take to the streets again: “We have not folded our umbrellas”

October 3, 2017 Steven Hoffman 1 Comment

A year after the successful CzarnyProtest against a proposed abortion ban, thousands of women and men will hold more public demonstrations this afternoon

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(phot. Enrique Saldivar)
Health Krakow Local News News 

Unvaccinated kids can attend public nurseries, Krakow City Council decides

September 14, 2017September 14, 2017 Steven Hoffman 0 Comments

Unvaccinated children will continue to be allowed in Krakow’s daycare centers, the City Council has decided. What do you think? Take our reader poll

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Culture 

Animals overrun Krakow this Sunday: Dachshunds and horses and sheep, oh my!

September 10, 2017September 10, 2017 Steven Hoffman 0 Comments

Sausage dogs rule the streets in Krakow’s annual March of the Dachshunds today, as mountain sheep and horses take over Błonia Park

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The animal in question, uploaded by Aga Borkowska to a Nowa Huta Facebook group
Krakow Local News News 

“Mysterious animal” spotted in Nowa Huta

August 31, 2017 Steven Hoffman 5 Comments

A strange-looking animal has been sighted in Nowa Huta, and now residents of Krakow’s northeastern district are trying to figure out what it is.

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Polish President Andrzej Duda shocked the nation and world by vetoing a controversial bill which would have placed the Supreme Court under greater government control
News 

President Duda will veto controversial Supreme Court reform

July 24, 2017July 24, 2017 Steven Hoffman 8 Comments

After mass daily protests, Polish President Andrzej Duda has made a shock decision to veto a Supreme Court reform bill recently passed by Parliament

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