The conference, hosted by Jakub KUMOCH, will be devoted to the activity of what is known as the Berne Group, whose members saved thousands of European Jews during the Second World War by providing them with Latin American passports. The group was made up of four Polish diplomats in Switzerland, the ambassador Aleksander ŁADOŚ, who headed up the group, his deputy Stefan RYNIEWICZ, consul Konstanty ROKICKI and diplomat Juliusz KÜHL, as well as representatives of Jewish organisations:

Cultural diversity is part and parcel of the identity of the Polish I, CULTURE Orchestra, which performs works that reflect and bring together young Polish, Armenian, Azeri, Belarussian, Georgian, Moldovian and Ukrainian musicians.On 25 October at BOZAR, Poland will be represented by two of its most iconic composers, with Karol SZYMANOWSKI Violin Concerto No. 1, an enchanting, dreamy masterpiece, inspiring musical ecstasy. The solois for this event is the excellent German violonist Carolin

Polish musician Maciej KUŁAKOWSKI, laureate of the Queen Elisabeth Competition in 2017 and the Witold Lutosławski Competition in Warsaw in 2015, is a student at the prestigious Kronberg Academy in Germany and the Gdańsk Academy of Music (the musician hails from Gdańsk). The winner of a "Talents for Europe" prize in 2006 aged just ten, he has studied in Poland and abroad, in particular at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Manheim.In 2011, he was given the honour of

The winner of the first prize in the new International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments in now know: 23-year-old Polish pianist Tomasz RITTER. He will play in front of the Belgian audience with a programme that is 100% Chopin at the Centre for Fine Arts BOZAR on 18 November. Playing music on historical instruments is very much in vogue these days, especially in Belgium. By recreating the original sound and mechanics of XIXth century pianos, instruments used