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Warsaw Airlift - incredible stories that really happened during Warsaw Rising
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Mystery behind an iconic Warsaw Rising photograph finally solved!
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Phoenix from the ashes. A short story of Warsaw that was destroyed and rebuilt
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Anders Fogh Rasmussen honoured with the Medal of the Courier from Warsaw

Anders Fogh Rasmussen honoured with the Medal of the Courier from Warsaw

This year the Medal of the Courier from Warsaw is presented to Anders Fogh Rasmussen, whose actions and beliefs are in line with the objectives and ideals that were professed by Jan Nowak Jeziorański, namely freedom, democracy, security and above all strengthening the relations within NATO, and between USA and Europe.

The 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Rising Commemoration programme

The 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Rising Commemoration programme

The 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Rising is coming soon. Be with us in Warsaw and online then! Discover what we have prepared to commemorate those who fought for the freedom of Poland in 1944. May their sacrifice be remembered by all of us and across the globe.
Medal of the Courier from Warsaw Award Gala
19.02.

Medal of the Courier from Warsaw Award Gala

Established by the Warsaw Rising Museum, the Medal of the Courier from Warsaw is a distinction awarded in recognition of outstanding contributions to strengthening Poland’s ties with the West, maintaining good Euro-Atlantic relations, and promoting ideas and attitudes close to those of the Warsaw Rising: striving for freedom and independence, as well as building community and democracy. This year, the Medal will be awarded for the third time.
Interactive website about the Warsaw Rising
www.warsawrising.eu

Interactive website about the Warsaw Rising

Set out for a multimedia journey through the history of the Warsaw Rising. Visit our unique website available in 6 languages!
Mystery behind an iconic Warsaw Rising photograph finally solved!

Mystery behind an iconic Warsaw Rising photograph finally solved!

Tragedy of the Warsaw Rising, bravery of the Insurgents and the suffering of the civilians are discussed whenever the case of the fighting for freedom in Warsaw in the summer of 1944 is brought to discussion. One of the most terrifying elements of the drama of the Rising was the passage through sewers. Today, we reveal the story behind the most iconic photograph related to the ‘underground inferno’!
The forgotten context of the Warsaw Rising 1944

The forgotten context of the Warsaw Rising 1944

It was almost the end of July 1944. The higher command of the Home Army (Armia Krajowa) and the Polish Underground State were busy considering pros and cons to launch the battle for Warsaw, later known as the Warsaw Rising. Then, they discussed in depth political and military issues and even today these issues are being analyzed and questioned by historians, journalists and all those for whom the history of the Warsaw Rising is dear. However, these discussions rarely mention the aspect that had an impact on those who took the decision to start the Rising namely, their WWI experience.
Phoenix from the ashes. A short story of Warsaw that was destroyed and rebuilt

Phoenix from the ashes. A short story of Warsaw that was destroyed and rebuilt

A city with chaotic and inconherent architecture, that is how Warsaw is often perceived by tourists. For Varsovians however, their city is beautiful because it was brought back to life. We cannot boast about ideally preserved relics of the past but thanks to thousands of Warsaw’s inhabitants the city has risen from the ashes.
The tragic yet heroic tale of Captain Szostak and the crew of B-24 Liberator KG890

The tragic yet heroic tale of Captain Szostak and the crew of B-24 Liberator KG890

It is one of the highlights of the Warsaw Rising Museum. Every visitor raises their head to ponder on its story. The Liberator piloted by Cpt. Zbigniew Szostak completed six vital airdrops of weapons, ammunition and medical supplies over fighting Warsaw in 1944. This one-to-one scale replica of Szostak’s Liberator pays homage to the bravery, skill and courage of the crew who gave their all to help Warsaw during its greatest hour of need. All seven crew members were sadly killed in action over southern Poland on 15 August 1944, by a Luftwaffe night fighter during their return flight back to Brindisi, Italy.
Warsaw’s panorama taken 134 cubits above the ground in 1873. Compare with Warsaw today!

Warsaw’s panorama taken 134 cubits above the ground in 1873. Compare with Warsaw today!

In the summer 1873 the clock tower of the Royal Castle of Warsaw was covered in scaffold with a platform over the dome. On 26 August 1873 Konrad Brandel, a famous Polish photographer and inventor, took a unique series of 10 pictures creating a 360° panorama of Warsaw.
Mysteries behind V-2: allied operation Wildhorn III and professor Groszkowski's role
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Mysteries behind V-2: allied operation Wildhorn III and professor Groszkowski's role

Janusz Groszkowski a Polish radio-frequency (RF) engineering pioneer was one of the first academics in the world to analyze the steering system of V-2, a German ballistic missile. His work helped the Allies to get ready for the attacks of this Hitler’s new ‘Wunderwaffe’.

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