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Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, Irena Sendler Photo: Stefan Maszewski / AFP – Getty Images FILE Irena Sendler was born in Otwock, near Warsaw, 111 years ago, on February 15, 1910, to Janina Karolina (née Grzybowska) and to ...

The families of an elite group of Polish resistance fighters who trained in the UK before fighting the Nazis from behind enemy lines during the second world war are being encouraged to share their stories on the 80th anniversary of the unit’s first mission. English Heritage is appealing to the relatives of Cichociemni agents to come forward and provide details of the group who parachuted back into their own country to help lead the strongest...

Historic crises show the Visegrád Group is a good partner for the UK February 15, 2021 Share This! As post-Brexit Britain forges a new global strategy, it can continue to view the four countries of the Visegrád Group an important pillar of its European foreign relations in the years to come. It was on February 15, 1991, during a meeting in the symbolic Hungarian castle town of Visegrád that the presidents of Poland and Czechoslovakia and the prime minister of Hungary brought to life a specia...

Despite mass deaths, Poland ends lockdown The Polish government is gradually ending its lockdown, even though the pandemic is still raging and hundreds are dying every day from COVID-19. Museums, art galleries and shopping centres have been allowed to reopen since 1 February. Even before that, face-to-face classes for the first to third grade were resumed. As of 12 February, hotels, cinemas, theatres, philharmonic halls and opera houses can reopen at 50 percent capacity, as well as sports field...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Are planes as Covid-safe as the airlines say? 15 Feb, 2021 06:58 PM 4 minutes to read A Passenger wears a face mask as a preventive measure against the spread of the Covid-19. Photo / Getty Images A Passenger wears a face mask as a preventive measure against the spread of the Covid-19. Photo / Getty Images Financial Times OPINION: The vaccinations have begun, but so have the coronavirus mutations. We may be able to limit Covid-19 but its going to be around, as UK governmen...

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GTC, a leading developer and asset manager in Central and Eastern Europe, has been awarded the Very Good BREEAM certificate for one of its Warsaw assets,

Coldest day ever in Springfield brought town to a standstill Wes Johnson, Springfield News-Leader Correction: Some photo credits to the History Museum on the Square referred to the museum by its previous name in an earlier version of this story.  If you think its been cold this winter, count your blessings. In the early morning hours of Feb. 12, 1899, Springfield was brought to its knees by a withering cold spell so severe that firefighters carried buckets of coal oil and bundl...

PFW/IUFW closed Tuesday Food bank closes early, closed Tuesday  Community Harvest food bank, farm wagons and other programs closed at 1:00 p.m. today because of weather conditions. Community Harvest Food Bank, the Farm Wagon and other programs operated by the food bank will be closed Tuesday in anticipation of the expected snowfall, the organization said today. The food bank is tentatively planning to reopen on Wednesday. City: Expect garbage and recycling collection delays  The City of Fort ...

Maine county commissioners have ‘huge incentive’ to pass extreme resolutions Contributed • February 15, 2021 By David Marino Jr., Bangor Daily News Staff Recent resolutions stridently opposing Gov. Janet Mills’ COVID-19 measures from commissioners in Androscoggin and Piscataquis counties have focused new attention on a level of government that seldom attracts much notice. All 16 of Maine’s counties are governed by county commissioners, but their power is generally limited to s...