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Two tons of silverware given by Poles as a war chest to help fight Nazi Germany donated to National Museum in Poznań

The silver was part of the National Defence Fund, which was set up by President Mościcki in April 1936 to raise additional funds by way of contributions for the rearmament of the army in the face of the threat to the Polish state by Nazi Germany. MKiDN

The silver was part of the National Defence Fund, which was set up by President Mościcki in April 1936 to raise additional funds by way of contributions for the rearmament of the army in the face of the threat to the Polish state by Nazi Germany.

Incredible story of journalist who cycled across Africa to document life under colonialism

After five years travelling over 40,000 km across the continent, taking thousands of photographs and recording descriptions of his adventures and the people he met, Kazimierz Nowak left behind an exceptional record of African life in the thirties.

Poland supports Sudanese authorities and people on transformation path

The Polish Foreign Ministry welcomes with satisfaction the peace agreement signed on Saturday between the Sudanese government and the Sudanese Revolutionary Front, the ministry wrote on Twitter.

Polish-Sudanese political consultations held in Warsaw

Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister Maciej Lang met in Warsaw on Thursday with the Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Sudan, Omer G. Ismail, to review Polish-Sudanese bilateral relations, the Polish Foreign Ministry wrote in a press release.

Archaeologists uncover secrets of 18th century city on banks of the river Nile

In addition to remains of 18th century housing, the archaeologists discovered that the inhabitants of the city were probably heavy smokers as they found a few pipes in every house.

Yabba dabba dudes! Ancient tools reveal 500,000-year-old migration routes of human ancestors in ‘cradle of humanity’

Wrocław archeologists found that Homo Erectus travelled outside of Africa not only along the Nile river, but also through what is now a desert which used to be a humid area with plants and rivers leading to the Red Sea.

Ursus eyes making tractors in Sudan

Ursus, a Polish agricultural-machinery producer, has concluded an agreement with the state-owned Agricultural Bank of Sudan to launch the production of tractors and agricultural machinery on the territory of Sudan the company said in a press statement.

Poland to provide South Sudan with 330,000 tonnes of food aid

The Polish Medical Mission (PMM) in cooperation with the Polish government will donate 330,000 tonnes of food aid to Sudan. Close to 47,000 undernourished breast-feeding women, pregnant women, and children will receive help, announced Paulina Bandura, a PMM spokesperson.

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