On May 3rd Poland marks Constitution Day in honour of the 1791 document that is regarded as the first codified modern constitution in Europe and second in the world
On May 3rd Poland marks Constitution Day in honour of the 1791 document that is regarded as the first codified modern constitution in Europe and second in the world
(coming 3 years after America’s).
After gaining its independence in 1918, Poland established May 3 as a holiday, but it was not celebrated until 1990, after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Nowadays Poland and Poles are marking this day with Family picnics, military parades or sport competitions.
Special event marking the International Holocaust Remembrance
The International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of the German Nazi Concentration and Extermination Camp Auschwitz will be marked at the special dance performance by the Israeli dancer and choreographer Anat Oz
29
01.2025
History, Theatre
Seminar in tribute to Aleks Dancyg 
Seminar commemorating Aleks Danzyg in cooperation with Yad Vashem, historical and educational institutes and the Polish Embassy in Tel Aviv
02
01.2025
History
Book launch of the community of former
"Bridge Across the Abbys" - a book in which the next generations tell about their families, feelings and their connection to contemporary Poland
12
09.2024
History, Literature