Millennium History

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  • June 1976. The beginning of the end of Gierek

    The introduction of drastic price increases in the summer of 1976 led to a wave of brutally suppressed protests. It was the beginning of the end of Edward Gierek. You have to go to these factories, you have to tell them how we hate them, how we despise them, how we spit on them, says Edward Gierek

  • When will World War III break out?

    According to experts, soon two powers with enormous resources and large armies will face each other. When and where will World War III start? Piotr Zychowicz : When and where will World War III break out? Jacek Bartosiak :It has already exploded. Although the word exploded is not entirely p

  • Who set the borders of the Second Polish Republic?

    World War I ended with the Peace of Versailles, with which no one was satisfied. Who and on what basis established the borders of states in the new reality? In July 1919, representatives of both the victorious and losing countries of the First World War gathered in Paris. A peace conference was or

  • Interview:War III is coming

    Will Poland be dragged into World War III? Is the world on the brink of nuclear annihilation? Interview with Jacek Bartosiak and Piotr Zychowicz. Marcin Moneta:From your talks it appears that we live in a time of breakthrough, in which the old geopolitical order is ending and shaping a new one. Wh

  • Operation Danube

    On the night of August 20-21, 1968, the troops of the USSR, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and the GDR entered Czechoslovakia. This is how the Prague Spring ended. The departure from Stalinism in Czechoslovakia took a long time. The former order was guaranteed by President Antonin Novotný, who came fro

  • Jerzy Kaczmarek. Bond from the People's Republic of Poland

    In the 1970s, PRL intelligence used the biography of a living person to send a double to the West. Under false data, spy Janusz Kaczmarek ended up in West Germany. It is not about a visual imitation, of course, but about using the first name, surname and part of the biography of another person. Un

  • The Prime Minister established the Institute of War Losses Jan Karski

    Does Germany owe us hundreds of billions of euros or not a penny? Does Poland have grounds to demand compensation for losses suffered in World War II? Is it just a media and political topic? We check documents and listen to experts. The Institute will be looking for legal ways of pursuing court cl

  • Daggers - executors of the January Uprising

    They carried death to informers, traitors, tsarist officials and gendarmes. They suddenly appeared in a dark gate, in front of the apartment door. They carried out the sentence on the spot. A few blows with a knife - to the neck, chest and stomach - immediately took the life of the convict. This is

  • Pole can! Through the Soviet Union and Korea to freedom

    Americans kidnapped Polish translator in Korea! Or maybe he escaped himself? Our delegation in the Neutral States Supervisory Committee is shocked - no one expected such a turn of events. The suspects accuse the Poles of a lie, and the Poles do not remain indebted. After all, he just wanted to be fr

  • Lithuanian conflagration - about the greatest enemy of medieval Poland

    They suddenly appeared, emerged from the forests, burned and murdered, stole and enslaved entire families that they were driving north to plant them along the Nemunas. It was not Ruthenia, nor the German element, nor even the Tatars, and the Lithuanians aroused a real terror in medieval Poland. Sava

  • We're going to kill the president, which is the most daring action of North Korean commandos

    On January 18, 1968, a group of 31 North Korean commandos set out from Pyongyang. Three days later, they crossed the border. Soldiers dressed in the uniforms of the South Korean 26th Infantry Division, armed with American weapons and the relevant documents, cut a hole in the newly erected fence. How

  • Jeremi Wiśniowiecki - the hammer of the Cossacks. Black legend of prince Wiśniowiecki

    He was famous for his uncompromising attitude, talent for war and cruelty. Prince Wiśniowiecki bloodily suppressed the Cossack rebellion in Ukraine. He had no mercy for his enemies, nor did he respect the ceasefire. Those who fell into the hands of the bloody magnate faced a terrible fate. At the sa

  • The grim prophecies of the great war

    Horsemen! ... Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse! They have already mounted their horses, have already begun their insane, unrelenting ride. Blind forces of evil, freed from their chains, were to freely roam the world. The martyrdom of mankind began under the savage cavalry of four enemies ... [People]

  • Piracy straight from the PRL. How did People's Poland "save" thanks to spies?

    Obtaining documents is the basis of a spys job. In the Peoples Republic of Poland, counterintelligence obtained documents that made it possible to buy licenses for Western products cheaper. It was even possible to manufacture a vacuum cleaner… We are completely impartial, we watch everyone, said

  • Eastern Pact. Was it possible to avoid World War II thanks to it?

    Ivan Mayski was the USSR ambassador to Great Britain. From 1934 he kept diaries. He described in them, inter alia, the story of the Eastern Pact directed against the Third Reich - an unrealized treaty that was to protect Central and Eastern Europe from Hitlers attempts. January 18, 1935 Mikhai

  • Władysław Jabłonowski. A black Polish general

    General Władysław Jabłonowski was called a negro. Not without reason - he was the only Polish black general. He became famous in the defense of Prague, in the battles on the Apennine peninsula and on San Domingo. Władysław Jabłonowski was the son of the general of the Crown Forces and the inspec

  • Ivan Mayski. Stalin's ambassador to London unveiled the backstage of Soviet diplomacy

    The image of Soviet Russia, and then the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, which became imprinted in the minds of Poles, was not very attractive. This is especially true of Soviet diplomacy. Older generations associate it primarily with Andrei Gromyka - known as the Mister Niet, a long-time chief

  • Templars:soldiers, diplomats, bankers

    Abominable Templars, (...) and each devoid of zeal and weakness, like vipers, a nest, snakes in multicolored skin, redheads with blue eyes, on their black horses - wrote Imad al-Din al-Isfahani about them . What were these knights serving God really like with weapons in hand? After the first cru

  • Asian Pan-Germanism and the philosophy of race - or how the idea of ​​German nationalism was formed

    The Nazis are commonly associated with the Aryan master race, whose task was to dominate the less perfect subhumans. But not everyone knows where this idea came from! This is the shortened path to the ideology that led to the mass extermination of nations. The formation of German nationalism was

  • From the history of the followers of the serpent god. How has voodoo changed the world?

    Blood rituals, zombies and mysterious dolls - this is what we mainly associate with voodoo today. This Haitian-born belief system is understandably arousing great curiosity. As intriguing as the mysticism surrounding voodoo, however, is also the history of the religions origin and how it influenced

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