poland

Presents the complete text of the film "Shoah" in which the Nazi extermination of Jews is examined through interviews of survivors, witnesses, and perpetrators, and through footage of the sites of the death camps and environs as they appear fifty years after World War II.

A nine-year-old Jewish girl, helped by Irena Sendler and the Zegota organization, is smuggled out of the Warsaw ghetto, given a new identity, and sent to live in the countryside for the duration of the World War II.

Wars over the centuries changed the borders of Poland, and attempts even were made to eliminate this ancient country. However, the culture of the Poles remained intact. Since the fall of the Iron Curtain, Poland has been one of Eastern Europe's great success stories.

A young Jewish boy escapes the ghetto and finds a group of resistance fighters in the forests of Poland, and he must determine if he has what it takes to survive the Nazis and fight back.

Andrzej Robakoski's life begins to unravel after his girlfriend dumps him, and as he searches for a new love, he finds himself drawn into a fantasy world that begins to take over his sense of reality.

Presents step-by-step directions for drawing the national flag, Wilanow Palace, a corn poppy, and other sights and symbols of Poland.

Adam Nowak, an American, is dropped into occupied Poland by British Intelligence to work as an assassin and resistance fighter against the Nazis, but during the Warsaw uprising Adam encounters Natalia, a covert operative, and together the pair begins their hunt for the Katyn Order, which authorized the slaughter of twenty-thousand Polish Army officers and civilians.