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
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
Join us – we are looking for
If you are looking for meaningful work that combines management, creativity and cultural engagement in an international environment, we would be delighted to receive your application for the position of Cultural Project Manager at the Polish Institute!
18
09.2026
12
10.2026
News
Summer Intensive Film Workshops at the Polish
A unique opportunity for emerging filmmakers, audiovisual artists, and film students to develop their creative practice under the guidance of internationally acclaimed directors, cinematographers, and artists. Join a series of intensive workshops combining artistic mentorship, hands-on experience, and experimentation in the professional environment of one of the world’s most renowned film schools.
24
08.2026
25
09.2026
Film, News