If it were not for an accident, probably for a long time I would not know anything about Irene Gut. Precisiely if Dan Gordon did not write a play, if Michael Parva did not direct it and Tovah Feldshuh… more →
Wschody Slonca (The sunrises)lilyionamackenzie wrote 2 weeks ago: Bruno Schulz, the Polish writer, has become my new muse. I’ve been reading his first book, Th … more →
Michael Turpin wrote 7 months ago: Lessons Learned – Is It A Shoe Decision ? I often find myself listening to my children as they lam … more →
photocurator wrote 7 months ago: Nat Gutman's Wife, Warsaw, 1938, by Roman Vishniac, © Mara Vishniac Kohn courtesy the Internatio … more →
pakalert wrote 9 months ago: Press TV Reports A senior Israeli diplomat says Tel Aviv has not shelved plans for Iran war. Tel Avi … more →
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Riot wrote 10 months ago: Review Very rarely does a book jar me to the marrow to the point I lose sleep, have difficulty eatin … more →
Deena wrote 11 months ago: Someone just told me that all my blog titles should be questions from now on. Pretty funny. This is … more →
Cindy Hudson wrote 11 months ago: In The Pages In Between, Erin Einhorn has written a memoir about what she finds when she searches fo … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: If it were not for an accident, probably for a long time I would not know anything about Irene Gut. … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: Old Bialystok, bearing witness to its rich multicultural past, is more and more yielding room to rap … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: It is still difficult to understand anti – Israeli and anti – American stance of many Eu … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday Irena Sendler died in Warsaw. She was a real hero, exceptional person, who appears rarely … more →
jewwishes wrote 1 year ago: Irena Sendler died on Monday May 12, 2008, in Warsaw, Poland, at the age of 98. During World War II, … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: Situated on the borderland of a few cultures and religions Bialystok still bears the traces of its p … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: Afraid of possible old textile factories’ disappearance from town landscape I resolved to save … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: At the first half of the 19th century Bialystok’s economy started growing fast. German and Jew … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: Together with my friends I resolved to immortalize places, buildings, gardens, streets which were wi … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: I have always been amazed by the contrasts included in beautiful places. How is it possible that pla … more →
the sunrises wrote 1 year ago: Markowa – big villaege near Lancut, presently southern Poland. Befere the Second World War hap … more →