Fot. Łukasz Dejnarowicz / Forum The History of Wrocław’s ‘Silicon Valley’ – How Poland’s First Computers Were Made The name of Poland’s first computer referenced the river running through Wrocław and ...

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Remembering Witold Pilecki, the Hero of Auschwitz Historian Marco Patricelli recalls “the volunteer” in the concentration ...

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Paderewski Center Stage! The Paderewski Music Society in Bydgoszcz, Poland, has just announced the 13th edition of ...

President Donald Trump’s second term is off to an historic start. The President is wasting no time delivering on the promises he made to the American people. The President signed more executive orders ...

For decades, survivors have been the most compelling voice of Auschwitz’s victims. With their passing, it becomes our duty to carry forward their testimony. Luigi Ferri rolls up his left sleeve to ...

At the end of February, Germans will be heading to the polls to hold early elections. In Germany, that’s a big deal, because it’s not a country like Bulgaria, Israel, or Italy, where people are used ...

The trend towards artificial intelligence in robotics is growing. By leveraging diverse AI technologies, robotics can perform a wide range of tasks more efficiently: Analytical AI enables robots to ...

Is it right to finance someone if it could be used for illicit purposes? The Christian responsibility to discern when providing financial aid and to avoid collaboration in evil Financial aid to people ...

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