News
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The "The Fall of the Empire. The time of Polish-Lithuanian Cooperation"exhibition – Warsaw, 3–29 January 2021
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CALL FOR PAPERS: 4th scientific conference "Polish Countryside in WWII – its Fate and Memory"- Kielce, Michniów, 11-12 July 20
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The IPN’s Office of Search and Identification: when you talk the talk, you walk the walk
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COLLECTED CONTENT: The Battle of Warsaw
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COLLECTED CONTENT: We are telling the world about Poland
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COLLECTED CONTENT: Solidarity
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COLLECTED CONTENT: "The Image of Treblinka in the Eyes of Samuel Willenberg" educational project
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“Poles are not yet allowed to celebrate freedom”, Jarosław Szarek Ph.D.
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PRESS RELEASE: “Polish-Jewish Studies”, the latest periodical of the Institute of National Remembrance to be presented at a press conference
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Dmytro Klyachkivsky "Klym Savur" - the main perpetrator of the Volhynian genocide
The Ukrainian parliament, Supreme Council of Ukraine, has adopted a resolution on the commemoration of the anniveraries and people important for the country's history. However, among the latter is one of the main perpetrators of the genocide committed on Poles during WWII.
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The laureates of the IPN's prizes in 2020
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A commemorative stamp to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Institute of National Remembrance
The Institute of National Remembrance – Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation was established 20 years ago – on 19 January 1999, pursuant to the Act of 18 December 1998, as an expression of the belief that no unlawful action by the state against the citizens can be classified or forgotten.
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German labour camp for Polish children on Przemysłowa Street in Łódź (1942–1945)
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Press Release: Commemoration of the 50th anniversary of December 1970
At noon on 2 December 2020, the IPN’s Janusz Kurtyka Educational Center in Marszałkowska Street, Warsaw hosted a press conference devoted to the commemoration of December 1970 workers’ protests. The event, broadcast on the IPNtv channel, was attended by Jarosław Szarek, PhD, President of the Institute of National Remembrance, Prof. Mirosław Golon, head of the IPN’s Branch in Gdańsk, and Paweł Skubisz, PhD, head of the Szczecin one.
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The genesis of Martial Law
The signing of successive agreements between the striking workers and representatives of the authorities of the People's Republic of Poland in Szczecin, Gdańsk, and Jastrzębie led to an enormous eruption of enthusiasm and hope throughout Polish society. Within a few weeks, the spontaneously organized structures of NSZZ "Solidarity" accrued millions of members.