Poland’s Government is Winning the Battle for the Internet
By Connor Arneson
Throughout our travels in Poland, we…
Historical Politics: An Enduring Dilemma
By Sophie Creager-Roberts
On November 12, 1989 --three days…
How Eco-Tourism Provides a Framework to Keep-Out Extractive Industries: Dobków, Poland’s Case for Protecting the Environment
By Harrison Vogt
The tale of an industry entering a town, extracting…
Treblinka: The Invisible Extermination Camp
By Capriana Cormier
When people learn about the Holocaust,…
The Fallacy of Jewish History in Contemporary Poland
By Anna Sebree
Poland is a beautiful and complicated country.…
Poland’s Government Preaches Flawed History… and so Did I
By Connor Arneson
Like most other right-wing governments, nationalism…
The Significance of the Sejny Synagogue
By Ella Farrell
The decision to spend a semester in Poland…
Guarding Memory through Ecology
By Sophie Creager-Roberts
Since the end of World War II, Poland…
Roma Persecution Across Time
By Aaron Alonso
The Roma people have long faced persecution…
The Jewish Auschwitz Center: Putting Oshpitsin Back on the Map
By Jacqueline Murrer
The town of Oshpitsin sits in the…
Germany Needs to Make Amends with Its Past Beyond Nazism: The Fight to Shed Light on Colonial History
By April Dvorak
Throughout my studies in Central Europe, the…
Multifaceted Remembrance of Communism–The Good and the Bad
By Luke Burke
Soviet domination of Eastern and Central Europe…
Memorializing the Marginalized Groups Within the Holocaust
By Hannah Gavin
As we are coming to the end of our travels abroad,…
Don’t Judge Poland Before You’ve Walked Centuries in its Shoes, and Don’t Judge an Uprising by its Museum
By Esmé Rummelhart
An anthropologist-in-training, I am eager…
The Warsaw Uprising in Verse
By Caroline Simon
During World War II, Warsaw was the center…
Displaced Polish Children During World War II
By Kate Christie
You’re a child, living in Poland…
In the Kazimierz district of Krakow, there stand seven synagogues
By Zoe Fruchter
In Poland, the presence of this many synagogues…
The Berlin Wall: More than Just a Physical Partition
By Madison Bollart
For the past couple of months I had been…