On the 1st of September 1939 Poland was invaded from the west by the Nazi German army and on the 17th of September 1939 Poland was invaded from the east by the Soviet army (Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, called also the 4th partition of Poland). On that day Hitler ordered a huge Read more…
On the 2nd of November 1830 on the All Souls’ Day Fryderyk Chopin left Warsaw forever. That’s a sad day, a day to commemorate the dead. At the farewell the Chopin family was certainly praying for Emilka, Fryderyk’s youngest sister who died 3 years before. Chopin had an intuition that Read more…
The Teacher’s Day in Poland is celebrated on the 14th of October and commemorates the creation by the Polish parliament and the king of Poland Stanisław August Poniatowski the National Education Commission (14.10.1773). The National Education Commission was the first secular education authority considered the first Ministry of Education in Read more…