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Ukrainian president can give speech from Auschwitz Museum

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The Auschwitz Museum has announced that it is ready to allow Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, to deliver an address from the Memorial Site.

Poland’s new law on property restitution not anti-Semitic – Haaretz

The background to the new Code of Administrative Procedure approved by the Sejm is not anti-Semitic, Ofer Aderet wrote in his article published on Wednesday by the Israeli daily Haaretz.

Diplomat who used fake passports to save hundreds of Jews during WWII named Righteous Among the Nations

Konstanty Rokicki was a consul in Bern, Switzerland, where together with other Polish diplomats who called themselves the Bern Group they prepared passports for those in danger of deportation to get them out of Europe, mainly to Paraguay, but also Honduras, Peru, Salvador, Bolivia and Haiti.

PM likens words of Israeli foreign minister to those of a “radical extremist”

In an interview for Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper, Morawiecki takes a swipe at the Israeli foreign minister and those who “re-write history” but insists there is no crisis in Polish-Israeli relations.  

Radicals should not be allowed to rewrite history - PM

In an interview for the Haaretz daily published on Friday, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that Poland should not allow some radicals to rewrite history.

High street madness as shoppers storm new Reserved store in Israel

The new Tel Aviv store opened Wednesday after luring hundreds of Israelis with the offer of free plane tickets and was then forced to close when it ran out of stock.

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Polish WWII agent who Churchill called his favourite spy has luxurious hotel suite named in her honour

One of World War Two's most daring spies Krystyna Skarbek has received an opulent tribute with the naming of a lavish suite in her honour at the new Raffles Hotel in London opened its doors on Friday.

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Warsaw’s secret war against Moscow’s spies: Poland’s intelligence services have gone into overdrive to combat Putin’s covert assault

The arrest last week of a ‘dangerous’ spy network in Poland is the latest in the country’s secret war against Russian intelligence since Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine.

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