News & Views Directory 23
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Feb.23.2005 | |
A German state that holds the rights to Adolf Hitler's book "Mein Kampf" said Tuesday it was seeking legal action to prevent the book from being published in Po... | |
Feb.18.2005 | |
Judging by the pieces on show at this year's festival, Poland's proud tradition of poster art has lost none of its sparkle. If you're curious about this celebra... | |
Feb.18.2005 | |
The 195th anniversary of Chopin’s birth is fast approaching! The F. Chopin Society will celebrate it in Sanniki on February 20th with a concert by pianist Wojci... | |
Feb.18.2005 | |
In his new book, Pope John Paul II for the first time described publicly the moments after he was gravely wounded in 1981, saying he was fearful and in pain but... | |
Feb.18.2005 | |
The England Rugby Supports’ Club (ERSC) have teamed up with SOS IRB Kit Aid to give England Rugby fans the chance to help hundreds of rugby mad Polish youngster... | |
Feb.15.2005 | |
In one of the first projects in Poland planned to be co-financed with EU Structural Funds the EBRD is lender of record for a loan to the Krakow public transport... | |
Feb.17.2005 | |
The proud dragon at the foot of the Royal Castle has been feeling a little sorry for himself of late. The reason is no great secret - he has lost the magic pow... | |
Feb.16.2005 | |
A fingerprint and stylistic touches uncovered during restoration of a disputed Renaissance masterpiece raises the possibility it may have been painted by Leonar... | |
16.Feb.2005 | |
A senior official from the Polish central bank said Tuesday he expected the inflation rate to fall to quickly fall from the middle of the year. Monetary Pol... | |
Feb.16.2005 | |
'Schindlers List' and 'The Pianist' are the two most widely known films about the fate of Poland's Jews during the Second World War. The former was made by Step... | |
Feb.15.2005 | |
The National Museum revealed plans today for an estimated twenty million zloty renovation of the Sukiennice, the magnificent cloth hall that sweeps across the M... | |
Feb.15.2005 | |
What with Cracow being so close to the sea it was only a matter of time before Prince Krak hosted a Sea Shanty Festival. But hang on a moment.... Cracow is nowh... | |
Feb. 15.2005 | |
Poland will keep its soldiers in Iraq at least through the end of the year, when the U.N. mandate for foreign troops expires, the country's defense minister sai... | |
Feb.14.2005 | |
Cracow's noisy family of blue trams was joined by a ravishing red number yesterday for a special Valentine's Day adventure. Cocking a snook at the grimy weather... | |
Feb.11.2005 | |
In the light of the merry news that Prince Charles is to wed his longtime companion, Camilla Parker-Bowles, it seems a tad unsporting to dredge up Prince Harry'... | |
Feb.11..2005 | |
An elderly Polish newspaper editor has been making headlines in the West over the last month after he became embroiled in a controversial libel case. Seventy on... | |
Feb.11.2005 | |
Poland's president said Wednesday he will attend the commemorations of the end of World War II in May in Moscow, but said the notorious 1939 pact between Nazi G... | |
Feb.11.2005 | |
Those Polish composers may be preposterously difficult to pronounce, but don't let that stop you from zipping down to the Philharmonic Hall for this season's ju... | |
Feb.11.2005 | |
Candles were lit yesterday in Warsaw at the monument to the victims of Stalin's deportations to the East. Aging survivors said prayers for loved ones that had p... | |
Feb.10.2005 | |
President Bush said Wednesday he will ask Congress for $100 million to help modernize armed forces in Poland, a staunch ally in the war in Iraq. During an O... | |
Feb.10.2005 | |
The Vatican has raised the age of a Polish cardinal to 81 -- making him ineligible to vote in a conclave for a pope - after he acknowledged lying about his age... | |
Feb.9.2005 | |
If you've just arrived in the city, you may have noticed strange assemblies of branches propped against the walls of many houses. On Spzitalna street for exampl... | |
Jan.9.2005 | |
If you've yet to sample the delights of Cracow's Klezmer scene, Cracow Life recommends galloping down to Alchemia without delay. Weave your way through the murk... | |
Feb.9.2005 | |
He's Pope John Paul II's faithful servant, his confidant, his gatekeeper. There's probably no one as sensitive about the Pope's image and health problems - ... | |
Feb.8.2005 | |
Ambitious plans were revealed this week for a multi-million zloty investment project in the crumbling cellars beneath Cracow's Market Square. The Likus brothers... | |
Feb.8.2005 | |
With temperatures pushing -15 it's a comforting thought that Cracow has as many cafes as it does icicles. If you feel like banishing the cold with a steaming cu... | |
Feb.8.2005 | |
The head of Polish military intelligence dismissed concerns that the leaking of a list of communist-era secret police files had damaged the nation's security. ... | |
Feb.7.2005 | |
Sixty years ago this week, Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and Josef Stalin gathered in Ukraine to map out the postwar world. For many, the blows are stil... | |
Feb.7.2005 | |
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Saturday thanked the government of Poland, an important ally in Iraq, for its continued support in the war despite public... | |
Feb.4.2005 | |
The Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) National Council decided on Monday that the general election should take place in the fall, in accordance with the constituti... | |
Feb.3.2005 | |
Poles have flooded websites to view a list of names taken from communist-era files made public for the first time since the fall of Communism, searching for men... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
Sixty years ago this week, Cracow's newly formed Philharmonic Orchestra held its first concert. Barely two weeks had past since the city had been liberated from... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
Worshippers in the southern Polish town of Wadowice, the birthplace of Pope John Paul II, were praying Wednesday for his recovery after the pontiff was rushed t... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
According to a report published yesterday by Merril Lynch, no other member country has gained more than Poland from EU accession. After a very positive firs... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
When the clock strikes midnight on February 2nd we will enter the glorious doughnut extravaganza that is 'Tlusty Czwartek' - Fat Thursday in the Anglo-Saxon ton... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
Pope John Paul spent a peaceful night in hospital after receiving urgent medical treatment for breathing difficulties, a Vatican source said on Wednesday. Th... | |
Feb.1.2005 | |
UEFA finally revealed the bids yesterday for the European Football Cup of 2012. As rumours had suggested, Poland was amongst the hopeful entrants, this time in ... | |
Jan.28.2005 | |
Warsaw already has its Winnie the Pooh Street and John Lennon Avenue, and a few months ago it was declared that the Central Square in Nowa Huta - the communist ... | |
Jan.28.2005 | |
A half-mile of railroad tracks blazed in the wintry dusk, marking what had been the final journey for many into the Nazi death camp. A train whistle split the s... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Three generations after the Holocaust, Europe must widen its fight against ethnic-based violence to protect the Roma people, who like the Jews were mass-murdere... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Polish have police clashed with about 50 people protesting against Russian President Vladimir Putin, ahead of his visit to Krakow for Holocaust commemorations. ... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
World leaders and survivors have stopped to remember the horror of the Holocaust at a snow-swept ceremony in Auschwitz-Birkenau on the 60th anniversary of the l... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Cracow's Royal pedigree may be indelible, but it's no thrusting metropolis these days. Four hundred years have passed since Cracow's capital status was transfer... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
In a speech marking the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Wednesday that the world "didn't lift a finger" to sto... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
World leaders began converging on southern Poland Wednesday for two days of emotional ceremonies marking the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the biggest N... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Poland is putting new pressure on America's Cleveland Museum of Art and other major museums to return a widely dispersed collection of Albrecht Durer drawings l... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
European Union newcomer Poland is to enter the bloc's unified Schengen border regime on 28 October 2007, ending controls on the western frontier with Germany an... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko is an "ally of freedom's cause," Vice President Dick Cheney said yesterday in toasting the new leader, who leans toward th... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
If life was hell in Auschwitz during Spring and Summer, then what must the experience have been like in Winter? World leaders attending the sixtieth anniversary... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
A court Tuesday convicted the publisher of a satirical magazine of insulting Polish-born Pope John Paul II and fined him $6,500. The ruling against Jerzy Ur... | |
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