Poland

Excavating the Liberator

Thursday, August 30, 2007

Volunteers from Zachodniopomorskie Province in the northwest part of Poland have begun excavating the crash site of a World War II American bomber. The B-24 "Liberator" crashed into a field between the cities of Bolewice and Przekolne.

Polish, UK policemen cooperate

Thursday, August 30, 2007

Two Polish police officers will help London police work on crime issues related to the growing immigrant-Polish community in the British capital.

Controversial poster of Erika Steinbach

Thursday, August 30, 2007

A poster showing a conservative German member of parliament alongside a Nazi officer has escalated the conflict between Poles and the ethnic Germans who once lived in what is now Polish territory.

First Polish private school in UK opens doors to certified Polish education in London

Thursday, August 30, 2007

Polish shops, clubs, newspapers, products and business are all over England. And now a Polish university has come to London, the first in history. The Academy of Humanities and Economics of Lodz has set up a branch in the UK.

Poland expects price increase on flour, bread, macaroni and meat

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Poland finds itself in the ironic situation of dealing with rising grain prices in the midst of a bountiful harvest.

Polish supermodel strips against furs

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Joanna Krupa, a 26-year-old supermodel, has recently participated in a nude photo-session for the "People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals" (PETA) organization, promoting a campaign against wearing natural furs.

Holland next direction for Polish migration

Thursday, August 23, 2007

When Poland joined the EU in May of 2004, Poles began flocking to the United Kingdom and Ireland to find higher-paying jobs that would give them a better life. That's because those countries opened their borders to workers from new EU members right away.

Report on "British Behavior Abroad" shows Brits lose all inhibitions while on holiday

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Young Britons often lose their inhibitions about drinking and bad behavior when they go abroad.

"A cardinal, a Jew and an immigrant's son."

Thursday, August 23, 2007

These were the words that Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger, longtime leader of the French Roman Catholic Church, used to describe himself. He could have added to that description: honorary citizen of Bedzin.

German Haema earning on blood and plasma donation

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Residents of Zgorzelec, a Polish city on the German border, are traveling to the neighboring German city of Gorlitz to donate blood and plasma.

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