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There are numerous ways someone living in the Netherlands can get involved to help those in Ukraine. Here’s what’s going on and how you can get involved.

An app showing the key London locations connected to the history of Poland’s Government-in-Exile has been created by a team of researchers in Lublin.

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home > archive > 2020 > this article Loading By Mark Wegierski web posted December 14, 2020 It has to be said at the outset, that the lack of meaningful intellectual and cultural infrastructures for the Polish-Canadian community is particularly troubling. While the work of Professor Tamara Trojanowska, who has taught Polish Language and Literature at the University of Toronto has been considerably helpful (such as the major international conference on Polish themes that took place in February 2006), Professor Piotr Wrobel, who holds the Chair of Polish History at the University ...