Publications

The Polish Months

The Polish Months. Communist- ruled Poland in Crisis. The "Polish months" became customary names to identify the political turmoil and social upheavals in Communist-ruled Poland.

Totalitarianism in the Borderland

Ethnicity, Politics, and Culture in the Industrial Area of Upper Silesia (1933-1989). Special Issue of CzasyPismo

Communist Crimes. A Legal and Historical Study

Wojciech Roszkowski, Communist Crimes. A Legal and Historical Study, Warszawa 2018, pp. 328, ISBN: 978-83-8098-441-7. This book marks an intent to describe and categorise the crimes of the communist authorities committed worldwide throughout the 20th century

The Holocaust and Polish-Jewish Relations

Edited by Martyna Grądzka-Rejak, Adam Sitarek. This publication presents selected results of research on the extermination and Polish and Jewish relations during the Second World War, carried out by employees of the Institute of National Remembrance in recent years.

Your Solidarity – Our Liberty

Your Solidarity – Our Liberty. Reactions of émigré Poles and the world to the imposition of martial law in Poland on December 13th, 1981 (December 1981 – January 1982)

The Soldiers’ Field

The Excavation and Identification of Communist Terror Victims Buried in the Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw, Karolina Wichowska

Colonel Maczek's September

On the 17 th Of September, the third day of battle, colonel Dworak’s ułan Squadrons and colonel Bokszczanin’s mounted rifle souadrons took the hills by alssatult. The Polish losses on that day amounted to about 100 killed and wounded.

The Economy in Communist Poland

The Road Astray; Janusz Kaliński, translated by Joanna Rohozinska-Michalska. This is the English edition of Gospodarka w PRL which was published in 2012.

Holodomor. The Great Famine in Ukraine 1932-1933

Collective edition, Warsaw-Kiev 2009 The book is the English version of the volume of publication series "Poland and Ukraine in the 1930s and 1940s of the twentieth century."

The Fighting Republic of Poland 1939–1945

World War II changed the course of history. Started by the Germans with the complicity of the Soviet Union, it led to unimaginable destruction and millions of deaths.