In August 1939, Poland braced for the inevitable. Germany had brazenly remilitarized the Rhineland and annexed Czechoslovakia ...

Cienala, Anna M. "Poland in British and French Foreign Policy in 1939: Determination to Fight – or to Avoid War?" The Polish Review 34, no. 3 (1989): 199-226. Pszke, Michael Alfred.

As we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, we must never forget those responsible for igniting that supreme example of human aggression and suffering. Conventional ...

Six of these camps operated in Poland. Four of the six million Jews killed between 1933-1945 were murdered in death camps. Concentration camps were established in Nazi-occupied territory.

A monument to a battle fought in the opening days of World War Two has become a new frontline in the fight between Poland's ruling nationalists and the liberal opposition in the countdown to a ...

The deportation and subsequent exterminaton of the Warsaw region Jews stood as the largest slaughter of a single community--Jewish or non-Jewish--during World War II. In just a seven-week period ...