Poland

In Polish city, a wedding celebrates Jewish rediscovery and revival

Katka Reszke and Slawomir Grunberg found their Jewish identities later in life, and their Wroclaw nuptials were a showcase of Poland’s Jewish renewal.

From the Archive: A Wilkes-Barre matron’s thwarted gift to Polish city’s ‘poor Jews’

A Polish city rebuffs — and then accepts — a Wilkes-Barre Jew’s $100,000 bequest.

Warsaw Jewish museum nabs prestigious award

The Association of Polish Architects named Warsaw’s Museum of the History of Polish Jews as the best publicly funded building of 2013.

Global

Polish survivors living outside Poland to be eligible for pensions

Global

Polish lawmaker calls for end to Jewish property restitution

Culture

A Polish Nun Finds Her Jewish Roots

Culture

On Loving and Hating the Pope

Global

Five years after landmark declaration, Holocaust restitution moves slowly in Eastern Europe

Global

Polish home, about to be razed, found to have used Jewish gravestones

Global

Yiddish poetry wins first prize at international children’s book fair

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