Auschwitz -- the Nazi death camp in Poland where more than 1 million Jews, Poles, and other people died -- was liberated by the Red Army on January 27, 1945. This much, Poland and Russia can agree on.

Step in off the busy Warsaw street, and what was once a shop is now a white-walled gallery lined with odd portraits of St John Paul II. For his exhibition, artist Bartek Kielbowicz has deconstructed a ...

In between the two world wars, the Polish Republic, newly created in 1919 from parts of the German, Austro-Hungarian and Russian empires, included many ethnic and national minorities: German, ...

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