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'Avatar: The Way of Water' Score Debuts at Krakow Film Music Festival - Vimarsana News

'Avatar: The Way of Water' Score Debuts at Krakow Film Music Festival

Poland's Krakow Film Music Festival featured an otherworldly lineup, highlighting Spielberg's 'E.T.' and James Cameron's 'Avatar.'

Grants to Ukrainian Publishers Announced - Vimarsana News

Grants to Ukrainian Publishers Announced

Since the war in Ukraine began in February, Poland's Fundacja Powszechnego Czytania (Universal Reading Foundation) has been leading an international effort to get books into the hands of Ukrainian refugee children in Poland and support Ukrainian publishers; this week, the Foundation revealed the recipients of its grant application process.

Why 'Lucky Jew' dolls are more popular than actual Jews in Poland - Vimarsana News

Why 'Lucky Jew' dolls are more popular than actual Jews in Poland

Going against long-held Polish tradition, Krakow's municipality will slowly phase out the souvenir caricatures after acknowledging the trinkets are antisemitic

Jewish group seeks to stall plan to finally commemorate Krakow concentration camp - Vimarsana News

Jewish group seeks to stall plan to finally commemorate Krakow concentration camp

Fear of an antisemitic backlash causes some local Jews to join residents and environmental activists in pushing back against municipal plans to mark the notorious Plazsow site

Krakow official: Good luck figurines of Jews are antisemitic, shouldn't be sold - Vimarsana News

Krakow official: Good luck figurines of Jews are antisemitic, shouldn't be sold

Statement follows campaign by Polish Jews to stop the sale of models; some locals treat figures as charms for increasing revenues, typically depicting Orthodox Jews counting money