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Here are links to a variety of
projects, of this Division and other organizations, in the furtherance of
Polish culture and knowledge of Polish history.
- Zofia Korbońska, Patriot and Resistance Fighter, 1915-2010
- POLAND - 1,000 Years of History and
Culture: A unique video documentary by Roger
Conant, for learning, teaching and showing pride in
your Polish heritage. In English.
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Electronic
Museum of Polish History, concentrating on 1919-1945, relations with
Canada & USA.
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Project
InPosterum: [Latin - for the future], a nonprofit, public benefit
corporation for the specific purpose of preserving and popularizing
selected subjects of World War II history and its aftermath with a focus
on Central and Eastern Europe.
- Katyn Massacre, 1940:
A compendium of links to information,
documents and articles about this crime against the Polish nation.
- Warsaw Uprising,
1944: On the 60th Anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising (August 1,
1944), the Washington Metropolitan Area Division has put together a
series of pages honoring this heroic event. Included are descriptions of
the Anniversary Observances in Warsaw, July 30 - August 2, 2004.
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Polish
Wartime Resistance: A web site about the home Army (Armia Krajowa)
in four languages
- Book about
Ejszyszki by historian Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, honored with the
Józef Mackiewicz Award in 2003.
- Siberian Victims Memorial:
A virtual
monument memorializing approximately 1.7 million Polish citizens who made
the enforced journey to Siberia or other places of Soviet exile.
- Enigma Files: Information on how the German
Enigma codes were broken by Polish mathematicians in WW2.
Royal Navy Cmdr. Patrick Beesly, in his book
Very Special
Intelligence, wrote:
"...without
it, it is no exaggeration to say that Germany might have won the Second
World War." In English
and Polish.
- Memoirs by Jan Kanty Miska:
"Od Beliny do Sławoja"
covering the interwar years, the September 1939 campaign and his
internment in a German POW camp. In Polish.
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