July 2014 – The Krakow Post

Krakow on the Day World War I Began

When the great novelist Joseph Conrad returned to his childhood home, Krakow, after an absence of 40 years, he arrived

It’s always fun to watch the political proverbial hit the fan and see how it plays out. Lately there’s been

It is never pleasant to hear about child abuse in the news. Especially when the person perpetrating the crime is

Not for the first time, journalist and Krakow Post contributor Nissan Tzur has stirred up strong emotions with his reporting.

It’s a popular opinion that contemporary art is produced by the mad and sold by con men. What else is

Few would guess the colourful history of the near-derelict house that stands within sight of Krakow’s Wawel Castle, at Plac

Last month’s article focused on how Polish property developers have cleaned up their act, but it is interesting to take

He’s out there, somewhere. Righting wrongs and protecting the weak. Roaming the streets of Krakow on the side of the