Postmaster General John E. Potter
has asked the Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee to review the proposal to create a stamp for Lt. Col. Matt Urban.
Polish prosecutors have identified the Swedish mastermind of the theft from Auschwitz
of the Arbeit Macht Frei sign and will seek his arrest and extradition to Poland.
Former Minneapolis assistant police chief and Green Bay, Wisc. native Sharon Lubinski
has become the first openly gay U.S. Marshal. The U.S. Senate confirmed her to be U.S. Marshal for the Minnesota District.
A monument to Tadeusz Kosciuszko will be unveiled in Warsaw, May 2. It will be located
next to the Lubomirski Palace, near the Saski gardens. The monument is a replica of the one designed by Polish sculptor Antoni Popiel which stands in Washington, D.C.’s Lafayette Square, across
the street from the White House.
TREMEMBERING SURVIVAL: Inside A Nazi Slave Labor Camp by Christopher R. Browning
THERE IS NO FREEDOM WITHOUT BREAD: 1989 and the Civil War that Brought Down Communism by Constantine Pleshakov
Start your Easter planning early with Butterlamb molds, Easter Cards, t-shirts, and more from the PAJ Bookstore!
PACCF announces Majer-Lakowski Memorial Scholarships for engineering and business administration students. Download PDFfor more information.
IN THIS MONTH'S PRINT EDITION:
A Special Edition dedicated to Fryderyk Chopin, including:
The Romantic Immortal
Biography of a Genius
“Chopin’s Poland” Essay Contest
The Heart and Soul of Poland’s Musical Legacy
And …
A Race Against Time
In Speak-Up: “Traditionalist Poles have a difficult time accepting accusations of Polish
anti-Semitism,” and “To juxtapose Poland ... against some unidentified ideal country is just not fair.”
