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Was Poland's Smolensk plane crash a Russian assassination?
Publication Date: Monday, May 14, 2012
Was Poland's Smolensk Plane Crash a Russian assassination? Such is the provocative questioned asked by IWP international affairs student and Kosciuszko Chair research assistant, Pawel Styrna. {read more}
IWP research professor to speak on the struggle for freedom in Cuba
Publication Date: Thursday, May 10, 2012
On May 18, 2012, Tania Mastrapa, Research Professor in Cuban and Latin American Studies at IWP, will discuss "An Act of Solidarity with the People of Cuba: The Struggle for Freedom Continues" as part of a panel discussion co-hosted by the Heritage Foundation and the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. {read more}
General Jajko meets with members of the Polish Monetary Council
Publication Date: Tuesday, May 8, 2012
In April, IWP professor General Walter Jajko met with two Ministerial rank members of the Polish Monetary Council (counterpart to the US Federal Reserve System) at their request to discuss his article on Poland's strategic position and choices. Subsequently, the two ministers discussed General Jajko's views and recommendations with members of the Polish Cabinet of ministers and members of the Polish parliament (Sejm). {read more}
Scholars tackle distortions on the Holocaust in Poland in a ground-breaking new study
Publication Date: Thursday, May 3, 2012
The Nazi German occupation of Poland claimed a staggering death toll: approximately 3 million Polish Jews, and up to 3 million Polish Christians, overwhelmingly Catholics. Since the 1940s - and particularly following the implosion of communism - volumes have been written on this subject, their relative quality notwithstanding. Many lacunae were eventually filled. Even so, the history of Polish-Jewish relations during the Holocaust continues to be plagued by stereotypes, prejudice, and propaganda. {read more}
American Intelligence Journal publishes article by IWP alumnus and student
Publication Date: Thursday, May 3, 2012
The American Intelligence Journal (Vol. 29, No. 2, 2011) has published an article by IWP alumnus Thomas F. Ranieri and IWP student Spencer Barrs entitled "Internet and Ideology: The Military Conterintelligence Challenges of the 'Net Wolf.'" {read more}
