Devils, dragons, mermaids and ghosts are among the mythical creatures depicted on the map of Pomerania.
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Devils, dragons, mermaids and ghosts are among the mythical creatures depicted on the map of Pomerania.
Researchers describe the finding as “remarkable” and hope they can lead to a better understanding of the Viking presence in Poland.
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Many argue that Poland never fully dealt with its communist past, including allowing former communists to remain in positions of authority.
Two artillery shells, a grenade and a bullet were found lodged in walls at a church in southern Poland.
The Ulma family “represented a ray of light in the darkness of the Second World War”, said Pope Francis.
“It cannot stand that Poland, the country that suffered the most under Nazi Germany, should be one of the least compensated.”
Poland’s culture minister expressed his hope that the exhibition will also displayed at European institutions.
Otwock hopes that the Świdermajer style can be “revived in our town and be an inspiration to residents”.
“We have every right to demand that Germany unambiguously takes moral, political, historical and legal responsibility for the losses.”
We Germans, and that includes me, still have a lot to learn,” said Claudia Roth, the federal commissioner for culture and media.
The mounds are believed to have been originally created almost 3,000 years ago then re-used a thousand years later by a different culture.
The tower was part of the city’s fortifications before it was handed over to the Jesuit order.
Bogusław Wołoszański reportedly spied on fellow Poles abroad and in one case reported a colleague’s homosexuality to their superiors.
The coins date back to the period of Bolesław the Bold, who was first duke and then king of Poland between 1058 and 1079.