Polish language, literature and culture will be a permanent feature of the University of Cambridge’s research and teaching following the signing, today, of an agreement with the University of Warsaw.
The anniversary of the Polish Studies initiative has been marked with a 'fruitful exchange' of ideas.
On June 30 and 1 July 2015, the new Polish Studies programme at the University of Cambridge will host an international conference on the future of Polish-Ukrainian relations at Sidney Sussex College.
Remembering and celebrating the rich thousand-year Jewish dimension of Poland’s history will be the theme of the first major event hosted by the recently-launched Cambridge Polish Studies, an initiative of the Department of Slavonic Studies.
Drugs that do not represent value for money or are medically unproven may be increasingly reaching one of Europe’s largest pharmaceutical markets, according to research undertaken by Cambridge sociologist Professor Lawrence King.
Swathed in conspiracy and suppressed by the Soviet establishment, the historical truth about the Katyn murders remained obscure for more than half a century. Yet at the same time, the memory of the massacre evolved. A new book shows how this memory defines Eastern Europe even today.
First it was the Dambusters raid, now Cambridge University’s Dr Hugh Hunt has helped to recreate ‘The Great Escape’ from Germany’s infamous Stalag Luft III.
A new study reveals how drug reimbursement policy in Poland is leaving gaping loopholes for pharmaceutical firms to exploit, raising questions about other, post-communist, EU member states.
A €1 million study will shed light on the role of cultural memory of the soviet era in Russia, Ukraine and Poland.
Cinema was a central means of cultural expression in post-war Poland. Dr Matilda Mroz is asking how and why.
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