September 17th is marked in Poland as the anniversary of the Soviet invasion to POland on 1939, the implementation of the Ribbentrop Molotov Pact for the division of Europe between Germany and Russia
It was a stab in the back. #OTD in 1939 the Soviet Union invaded Poland which had been already countering the German aggression.
The Soviets brought repressions, mass killing and deportations of the local population.
„The invasion was dressed up as a military intervention. Rather similar to what we see today with the Russian invasion of Ukrainie” says Roger Moorhouse, British historian and author
specializing in the history of Nazi Germany, the Holocaust and WWII. History likes to repeat itself. #StandWithUkraine #StopRussiaNow
Beyond the Ghetto Wall – Concerts in
In November, Polish composer and accordionist Maciej Zimka will premiere a new work inspired by the diary of Rywka Lipszyc, a Jewish teenager from the Łódź Ghetto. Combining mezzo-soprano, chamber ensemble and electronic sounds, the work will be performed in Kraków, Łódź and Gdańsk under the patronage of the Polish Institute in Tel Aviv.
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11.2026
27
11.2026
Music, News
Bezalel Students on a Study Visit to
Undergraduate and graduate students from Bezalel’s Department of Fine Arts deepened their understanding of Polish sculpture through ceramics workshops at the Centre of Polish Sculpture in Orońsko, an exploration of the development of sculpture in Poland, and visits to leading art institutions.
27
09.2026
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10.2026
News, Visual arts
European Day of Languages 🗓
Come celebrate with us the languages, cultures and people that make Europe what it is – and discover how even a few words can open the door to a whole new world!
15
10.2026
News