Research - Instytut Pileckiego
The Pilecki Institute conducts high-quality, objective research, free from any ideological influence, into 20th-century history, with particular focus on the experiences and fates of Polish citizens. The Institute’s academic activity centers on interdisciplinary research projects addressing totalitarianism
and authoritarianism in the “age of extremes,” the pursuit of punishment and redress for crimes and persecution, and various forms of resistance and opposition to oppressive systems, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. Thanks to the staff associated with the Lemkin Center, crimes committed by the totalitarian Russian authorities in Ukraine are also being documented and publicized.
- Polish Germans 1939–1945. The Attitudes and Situation of Polish Citizens of German Ethnic Nationality In Lands Incorporated Into the Third Reich and in the General Government
Polish Germans 1939–1945. The Attitudes and Situation of Polish Citizens of German Ethnic Nationality In Lands Incorporated Into the Third Reich and in the General Government
The subject of the research undertaken is the situation and attitudes of Polish citizens of German origin during the Second World War.
- (Un)tried Crimes. The Approach of the Law Enforcement Agencies and the Judiciary of the Federal Republic of Germany to German Crimes in Poland (1939–1945)
(Un)tried Crimes. The Approach of the Law Enforcement Agencies and the Judiciary of the Federal Republic of Germany to German Crimes in Poland (1939–1945)
The subject of the research undertaken is the approach of the law enforcement agencies and the judiciary of the Federal Republic of Germany to German crimes committed in occupied Poland (1939–1945).
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