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The disaster, which killed 96, remains an unhealed wound in the national psyche.

An “Early Iron Age dagger” discovered in northwestern Poland may only be a few hundred years old, according to archeologists.

A matrix used to produce counterfeit banknotes during World War II has been discovered during renovation work at one of Warsaw’s most famous banks.

A new exhibition in Łódź charts the remarkable history of the Polish city’s Jewish Ghetto, which during World War Two functioned like a fashion house, producing clothes for the Third Reich.

A nearly 3,000-year-old dagger has been discovered embedded in clay from a fallen section of cliff on Poland’s Baltic coastline.

Argentina’s government is preparing to declassify files on Nazi criminals who sought refuge in the country after World War II, a top government official has said.

Detectorists in northeastern Poland have uncovered what is believed to be a decorative Roman belt fitting, possibly dating back to the 2nd-4th century AD.

Deep in the forests of eastern Poland lies the ghost of an audacious dream—Wierszalin, an abandoned settlement once envisioned as the world’s new capital.

Polish archeologists have uncovered 2,400-year-old ceramic “puppets” with faces that change expressions atop a pre-Columbian pyramid in Central America.

A group of amateur researchers has discovered a half-built Nazi factory hidden deep underground in the Czech city of Brno.

Researchers investigating a cave in Poland have found chilling evidence of brain-eating cannibals from 18,000 years ago.

A priceless 17th-century statue of the Immaculate Mary has returned home to Wrocław, western Poland, after being lost for nearly 80 years.

Documents, newspapers and prisoners' uniforms are among the grim finds discovered in the family home once owned by Rudolf Höss, the commandant of Auschwitz, ahead of its opening to the public on Monday.

On this day, 80 years ago, Soviet and Polish military formations entered Warsaw bringing an end to years of Nazi occupation—however, this did not bring liberation but a new wave of terror and repression.

The Volhynia Massacre has soured relations between Warsaw and Kyiv for decades.

Archeologists in north-central Poland have discovered the remnants of a partisan camp hastily abandoned before it was raided by the Germans in 1944.

This week, TVP World’s Michał Zdanowski continues his captivating journey through Poland's legendary Trail of the Eagles’ Nests, uncovering the medieval majesty of Korzkiew Castle and exploring the mystical caves and towering rock formations of Ojców National Park.

The Polish National Library has purchased a collection of Polish literature for 55 million złoty (€12.9 million), well below its estimated value of €117 million.

Few photojournalists can command a weightier reputation than Chris Niedenthal, the man credited with capturing many of the most important milestones in modern Polish history. Now, a new book charts his 50 years behind the camera lens.