23.06.2020 Literature

Discover rich Polish literature – #DiscoverPoland

Come and discover rich Polish literature and famous Polish writers - classics, Nobel Prize winners and figures who have achieved worldwide fame

Come and discover rich Polish literature and famous Polish writers

Poland has contributed significantly to world literature with quite a number of works that have become classics as for example Solaris or Heat of Darkness and also contemporary works such as Sapkowski’s The Witcher. Poland numbers no less than five Literature Nobel Prize winners: Henryk Sienkiewicz, Wladyslaw Reymont, Czeslaw Milosz, Wislawa Szymborska and Olga Tokarczuk. Add Isaak Bashevis Singer who wrote in Yiddish to this impressive roster, and Poland would rank sixth among the winners of this prestigious prize! Further notable figures of Polish literature who have achieved worldwide fame are Joseph Conrad, Stanislaw Lem and Ryszard Kapuscinski.

#DiscoverPoland
 gov.pl/diplomacy/discover-poland
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Scheduled Literature

The Polish Dragon in Tel Aviv 🗓

What would happen if the legendary dragon from Cracow came to Tel Aviv? This summer, one of the most famous and beloved Polish legends comes to life in two special events for children and families, taking place on July 24 and July 31 at the Polish Institute Library.
24 07.2026 31 07.2026 Kids, Literature

Between History and Memory, Between Yiddish and

The Polish Institute and Radical House are proud to present the first collaboration between the two institutions – a special evening that crosses languages, cultures, and artistic disciplines with guide and writer Shalom Boguslavsky and musician and multidisciplinary artist Neta Weiner. Bringing together history, literature, music, and contemporary culture, the event offers a fresh perspective on the past and present of Eastern European Jewry.
20 07.2026 History, Literature, Music

Between Mickiewicz and Bialik: judaism, Poland, and

A literary event exploring the mutual influences between Jewish culture and tradition and Polish literature, as well as the imprint of Polish culture on Hebrew literature.
05 06.2026 Literature