AK
The video answers the following questions: How was the Home Army (operating under this name since February 14, 1942) different from regular armies. What methods of underground combat did it use. Was this armed arm of the Polish Underground State a voluntary or professional organization. What were the differences in the organization and methods of operation in individual districts organization. Were the AK soldiers properly trained. What was the place of women in the organization. Did you manage to create a uniform organization in the process of merging the Polish independence underground.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xpGj0JGF78
Muzeum Armii Krajowej/ Home Army Museum
The main objective of the Home Army Museum's activity is to collect and secure collections related to the thematic profile of the institution, as well as scientific research leading to the cultural context of the collected collections. Equal goals include the dissemination of knowledge on the history of the 20th century, World War II, the Polish Underground State and the Home Army, which the Museum Team implements through educational, scientific, exhibition, information and promotional activities. The task of the Museum is also to commemorate people and events related to the act of independence, in particular the phenomenon of the Polish Underground State on a global scale.
https://muzeum-ak.pl/
Muzeum Krakowa-Okupacja/ Museum of Krakow-Occupation
The German occupation in Central and Eastern Europe definitely differed from the Western European model. As part of the workshop, participants will learn about this issue and compare the differences and conditions of the German (Nazi) and Soviet occupation of Polish lands. During the classes, issues such as: everyday life, resistance, racist ideology, collaboration are discussed.
https://muzeumkrakowa.pl/lekcje/okupacja-w-europie
Europejskie Centrum Solidarności/ European Solidarity Centre
Why did the workers join the protests against the communist rule in December 1970? What was the revolution like? Have similar events happened in the Polish history of the 20th century? – based on archival materials, mainly interviews with participants, students will discover the beginnings of the nascent opposition movement and learn about the hypocrisy of the then authorities.
Workshop participants will learn how the authorities manipulated public opinion in the times of the People's Republic of Poland. Let us take the story of December 1970 as an example. We will look at how a false image of those events was built with the help of censorship and newspeak. Are we dealing with similar phenomena today? Is there censorship? During the lesson, there will be plenty of examples from the world of the latest politics to provoke a discussion on contemporary mechanisms of creating reality with the help of language.
https://ecs.gda.pl/
Centrum Praw Kobiet/Women's Rights Center
By organizing workshops, discussion groups and meetings we try to educate women from all backgrounds on their rights and give them guidance to improve quality of their lives, such as workshops on finance planning, self-defence and yoga classes, or language courses. The offer is dependent on our financial possibilities, yet majority of workshops is fee-free. The profit from paid projects is fully allocated to support our statutory activities. We have published legal and psychological guidebooks and leaflets focusing on domestic violence, women?s rights and gender equality.
https://cpk.org.pl/en/
