which takes you into an alternative history of Warsaw which never experienced World War II. It lets you visit familiar parts of the city as we know it today, but with buildings that were already ...

In 1939, the diverse, multicultural creative life of Warsaw was brutally interrupted by World War II. The barbarity of the occupation, however, was met with active resistance by many theatre artists, ...

became the last survivor of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, dying in Jerusalem, aged 94. On Sept. 1, 1939, Nazi Germany's attack ...

“Bloodymir” reads a sign under a bridge in Warsaw with the photo of Putin and blood falling from his mouth. The Russian vampire leader a Polish passerby took the liberty of drawing a penis on ...

the Warsaw Uprising Museum and the Warsaw Uprising Monument) pay homage to Polish Jews who lost their lives during World War II, one of the city's best attractions for learning about the country's ...

Before World War I, Janusz Korczak, who ran an orphanage in the Warsaw Ghetto for Jewish children during World War II and died with them, was a pediatrician there. The hospital was located in the ...

One of Old Town's most recognizable buildings is The Royal Castle in Warsaw - Museum. This former royal residence and administrative center, which was bombed during World War II and reconstructed ...

WARSAW, Poland (JTA) — Students at the University of Warsaw, one of the largest Polish universities, commemorated the victims of a segregation policy against Jews introduced there 82 years ago.

Warsaw is the capital city of Poland. Nearly destroyed during World War II, the city has rebuilt into a thriving metropolitan ...