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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 111. Chapters: Marek Edelman, Witold Pilecki, Edward Rydz- mig y, Cursed soldiers, Jan Karski, Irena Sendler, Aleksander Krzy anowski, Jozef Kura, ukasz Ciepli ski, Zofia Kossak-Szczucka, Kazimierz Leski, Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski, Danuta Siedzikowna, Micha Klepfisz, Marian Bernaciak, Emil August Fieldorf, Ryszard Kaczorowski, Maria Piotrowiczowa, Henryk Jozewski, Hieronim Dekutowski, Maciej Kalenkiewicz, Henryk Dobrza ski, Antoni Heda, Kazimierz Piechowski, Jan Nowak-Jeziora ski, Calel Perechodnik, Jerzy Ficowski, Eugeniusz Lokajski, Jozef Franczak, Boris...
On a February night in Kyiv in 2013, former president of Poland Aleksander Kwaśniewski turned to his friend Pat Cox, the former president of the European Parliament, and joked, "They've got a lot of empty space on this square--an ideal location to put up statues of you and me." Over a year and a half, the two visited Ukraine 27 times, negotiating the release of former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, which would allow Ukraine to sign the Association Agreement with the European Union. The Cox-Kwaśniewski mission was part of the EU's final effort to save the Agreement and give millions of Ukrainians the hope of a European future. All the while, Russia was using a trade embargo to draw Ukraine into the Eurasian Union. After an intricate game of lies, bluffing and blackmail, Viktor Yanukovych backed out of closer relations with Europe. Feeling betrayed, Ukrainians took to the streets and a wave of civil unrest was born.
Beskrivelse af den polske opstand mod den tyske besættelse i Warszawa, august 1944, af en polsk deltager. Vægt både på kamphandlingerne i byen, deres forudsætninger og resultater, såvel som på de diplomatiske forhold i den forbindelse.
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One boy looking for salvation. One girl yearning for hope. Colton Caldwell is hotter than I remember—broad chest, muscles in all the right places, wavy brown hair, and eyes that suck me in. All private-school perfection. Pity he can’t drive worth a damn. He hit me with his truck, just backed out without looking, leaving me bruised, aching... and well aware of him. But things have changed since he left. A lot of things. He’s no longer the budding football star, and I’m no longer the gawky kid he never noticed. We have one thing in common now… our tortured past. When I witness a fight between Colton and his dad, I realize just how much we’re alike. The only problem is, he doesn’t...
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