Polish restaurants send free food to medical 'heroes'
Polish restaurants are showing appreciation for medical staff by bringing them free meals.
Polish restaurants are showing appreciation for medical staff by bringing them free meals.
The move is to slow the spread of Covid-19.
Comment: Visiting Auschwitz all the more disturbing for the resurgence of antisemitism.
New York Times: Was she the reason he was alive today?
A former world leader is being slammed for making the gesture at Trump.
He had earlier been acquitted of the charges after a legal fight over more than 10 years.
Netflix upsets Poland with location of Nazi death camps in documentary.
New York Times: A ram's horn and a story of the power of belief amid death.
Mike Pence attended the commemoration in Trump's place. Maybe it was a good thing.
The masters-educated woman laundered $54,000 in cocaine sales.
New York Times: No boy has been born there in almost a decade.
Polish politicians used a side door to get to the VIP section of a posh Warsaw restaurant.
Dr Martin Griffiths came across the story in a 1910 edition of The Sydney Star.
New York Times: Eva Kor survived sadistic experiments carried out on twins at Auschwitz.
The New York Times: And then there were the "Heil Hitler" signs.
New York Times: Artist tasked with designing exhibit at the death camp site about faith.
The church hierarchy has apologised and one cleric has left the priestly life
It sounds like a form of torture, or perhaps a sort of cult. These travellers swear by it.
Lena Goldstein lived with eight people in a bathroom in Nazi-occupied Poland.
Police say he is a key player in an international organised crime conspiracy.
Jakiw Palij, a former Nazi prison guard who lived in New York for decades, had died.
Details have emerged about the deaths of five teens who were killed inside a escape room.
The dreams that drove the anti-Communist revolutions of 1989 are still alive but fading.
The organised crime plot stretched across New Zealand, Europe, Ecuador and Venezuela.
For the President in Paris, America First meant largely America alone.
Fears for fertility and health problems after tiny particles found in the human gut.
Huge shed skin discovered nine-days ago sparks search for python on the loose in Poland.
They'll head into the world championships full of confidence and good form.
Diana Wichtel, author of Driving to Treblinka, is a finalist in the Ockham NZ Book Awards.
"The cooling chocolate is worse than snow," says senior fire offficer.