Jan Ołdakowski

Exhibition dedicated to Warsaw Uprising opens in Berlin

“We made the assumption that we should start by telling this story from the very beginning, and in a simple manner” said Jan Ołdakowski, director of the Warsaw Uprising Museum, which is the author of the exhibition. Marcin Obara/PAP

An exhibition devoted to the Warsaw Uprising was opened at the Topography of Terror museum in Berlin on Thursday. The event is being held under the patronage of Polish President Andrzej Duda and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

Thrilling new WWII game based on blockbuster film Courier tests players’ cunning, nerves and patience

Taking on secret missions, players make their way across occupied Europe, evading German troops to deliver as many intelligence reports and documents as possible without getting caught.

‘An ordinary man turned superhero!’ New WWII blockbuster tells incredible true story of spy who tried to save Poland

A clean-cut hero with a secret mission, an impossibly beautiful femme fatale, personal drama, sacrifice and shocking brutality. On the eve of its premiere in Warsaw, TFN’s Stuart Dowell meets the producers behind new epic film The Messenger (Kurier).

Death of a hero! Warsaw Uprising soldier dies at 101

After escaping from a POW camp, Brigadier General Zbigniew Ścibor-Rylski joined the underground Home Army (AK) resistance movement and quickly rose through the ranks before taking command of an Infantry Battalion during the Warsaw Uprising.

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