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Shalom! Teaching Hebrew in Kraków…

March of Remembrance in Warsaw, 22.07.2022 marking the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto. Paweł Supernak/PAP

In this episode of The Debrief, we have a quick Hebrew lesson and meet with teacher Sapir Librowski-Sher.

How smells can define cities…

One of the ways we can perceive and define a city is by the way it smells. New research spotlights historical smells and – more importantly – what was done about them, in the Polish city of Lublin.

Flies, Forests and… Freedom

In this episode of The Debrief, we catch up with environmental scientist João Costa, a researcher at the Narew National Park in north-eastern Poland.

Art awareness at Warsaw Gallery Weekend

Now in its 12th edition, the Warsaw Gallery Weekend opens the autumn season with one of the largest contemporary art events in Central and Eastern Europe.

Back to basics with Maria Meissner

For many parents across Poland, the first few weeks of September always pose a challenge.

How did an Italian queen introduce veggies to Poland?

In this episode of The Debrief we explore the powerful figure of Bona Sforza, Queen of Poland back in the 16th century, and whether she really was key in bringing certain vegetables to Poland all those centuries ago…

Oh Mummy!

In this episode of The Debrief, all you’ve ever wanted to know about ancient Egyptian mummies, as John Beauchamp is joined in the studio with Dr. Wojciech Ejsmond, one of the lead researchers at the Warsaw Mummy Project.

Training the engineers of Ukraine’s tomorrow

The Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Technology in Kraków is now offering studies in Ukrainian for aspriring engineers.

NGO launches legal office for Ukrainians in Warsaw

With thousands of Ukrainians in Poland’s capital Warsaw, new ways are being found to help them.

Shakespeare lives on in Gdańsk

In this episode of The Debrief, the university library up in the Baltic city of Gdańsk is hosting an exhibition which tells of the city’s links with English playwright William Shakespeare.

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History | Life

Chilling new book reveals meticulous planning behind Auschwitz death camp

The Polish-English book “Auschwitz Bauleitung. Designing a Death Camp” sets out in shocking detail how the full potential of German technology and industry took part in building the death apparatus that claimed the lives of 1.3 million victims.

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  • More firms plan wage hikes

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Rzeszów scientists develop phone battery that charges in eight minutes and lasts 68 YEARS!

Produced by The Batteries, the new technology has already been dubbed “a game changer” by the industry press, with the firm hoping to begin large-scale production once work on their “pilot factory” is finished.

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