Polish Consulate...

Polish Consulate in Kidderminster serving the West Midlands of the United Kingdom...

"Cześć!"

("Cześć!" - is the place to find information in Polish for Poles in Wyre Forest)

Links


1. CONSULATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND IN KIDDERMINSTER - main web site


ADVICE FOR POLES COMING TO WORK IN UK - official UK Polish language booklet


Arkadia - the beautiful Polish park in photos


Booklets (pdf format) - "So you think you're getting through"..."Poles Apart"


Booklets (pdf format) - "The Hopes and Fate of a Nation... M/S Pilsudski"


Booklets (pdf format) -"All the air is fragrant with the smell"... "Bigos - the Polish National Dish"


Centralwings - budget Polish airline


Church of Our Lady of Ostra Brama


EU Enlargement & Labour Migration Fact File


Federation of Poles in Great Britain


Gazeta Wyborcza - Leading Polish newspaper


Government information on the Polish foreign policy in the year 2004


Insight Central Europe - Radio networks from six Central European Countries combine to bring you the news from the Region


Jozef Pilsudski - famous pre-war Polish soldier and statesman


Karol Szymanowski - Great Polish Composer of early 20th Century


LOT - Polish airline


M/S Pilsudski - the famous pre-war Polish ocean liner


Music - Discover Flatworld


New Warsaw Express


Poland - Polish portal in English


POLAND - the official site!


Poles in Great Britain Online Club


Polish Consulate General in London


Polish National Tourist Board in London


Polish Service of the BBC


Polski Informator - News for and from Poles in Wyre Forest


Radio Hey Now - Bilingual Polish Radio in UK!


Radio Polonia - English language site


Virtual Bigos Bar! - the national dish!


Warsaw Voice - Warsaw English language weekly


West Midland MEPs on Polish entry to EU



Radio Polonia Links


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01/30/05

Auschwitz survivor liberated by the Red Army
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As the world markscthe 60th anniversary of the Nazi camp's liberation by the Red Army, Anna has her own bitter memories of a time earlier during the Second World War, when in 1939 her home town of Lwow was overran by the Red Army, as Nazi Germany and Russia divided up Poland between themselves. Anna talks to Peter Gentle about how it felt being liberated by the Soviets in Auschwitz.

 

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