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Inside Warsaw’s fixation on the Palace of Culture and Science, the socialist skyscraper in a capitalist city

Our computing power lies in the hands of a few elite companies. One Polish startup is trying to change this

KOPI: minimal jewellery from Warsaw that’s bursting with character

Inside Warsaw’s fixation on the Palace of Culture and Science, the socialist skyscraper in a capitalist city

Our computing power lies in the hands of a few elite companies. One Polish startup is trying to change this

KOPI: minimal jewellery from Warsaw that’s bursting with character

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The soap opera story of Jazz Section, Czechoslovakia’s unintended cultural rebels

8 February 2022

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The ‘Buryatologist’: dive into the rich history of Buryatia and Mongolia on Instagram

26 January 2022

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Witty and frank: Wislawa Szymborska’s book How to Start Writing (and When to Stop) | Calvert Reads

7 January 2022

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Assessing Limonov, Russia’s most controversial writer

19 November 2021

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The street fitness movement defying Poland’s conservative mainstream

18 November 2021

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Ifi Ude: the Polish pop balladeer blending Slavic and Nigerian folk traditions

17 November 2021

Ada Zielińska and the thrill of catastrophe

9 November 2021

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Announcing the winners of The Calvert Journal Film Festival 2021

1 November 2021

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How Polish director Wanda Jakubowska used her own experience in Auschwitz to create ‘the mother of all Holocaust movies’

10 October 2021

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How the discovery of a 1941 amateur 8mm camera roll unearthed the history of Warsaw’s ghetto

6 October 2021

Women recollected

Back to Basha: the enigmatic star of the Polish Poster School who shunned the spotlight

5 October 2021

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80 years after being seized by the Nazis, avant-garde masterpiece Europa is getting its world premiere | Film of the Week

30 September 2021

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Inside Warsaw’s fixation on the Palace of Culture and Science, the socialist skyscraper in a capitalist city

Our computing power lies in the hands of a few elite companies. One Polish startup is trying to change this

KOPI: minimal jewellery from Warsaw that’s bursting with character

Inside Warsaw’s fixation on the Palace of Culture and Science, the socialist skyscraper in a capitalist city

Our computing power lies in the hands of a few elite companies. One Polish startup is trying to change this

KOPI: minimal jewellery from Warsaw that’s bursting with character

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The soap opera story of Jazz Section, Czechoslovakia’s unintended cultural rebels

The ‘Buryatologist’: dive into the rich history of Buryatia and Mongolia on Instagram

Witty and frank: Wislawa Szymborska’s book How to Start Writing (and When to Stop) | Calvert Reads

Assessing Limonov, Russia’s most controversial writer

The street fitness movement defying Poland’s conservative mainstream

Ifi Ude: the Polish pop balladeer blending Slavic and Nigerian folk traditions

Ada Zielińska and the thrill of catastrophe

Announcing the winners of The Calvert Journal Film Festival 2021

How Polish director Wanda Jakubowska used her own experience in Auschwitz to create ‘the mother of all Holocaust movies’

How the discovery of a 1941 amateur 8mm camera roll unearthed the history of Warsaw’s ghetto

Back to Basha: the enigmatic star of the Polish Poster School who shunned the spotlight

80 years after being seized by the Nazis, avant-garde masterpiece Europa is getting its world premiere | Film of the Week