Digital collection

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

Tomb of Witold Bombrowicz in Vence

Tomb of Witold Bombrowicz in Vence

A historic belt clip with a stylised combination of letters “Sokół”, ca. 1900, Courtesy Collection Fujak.

The telegram of der Polisch Exil Government in London to the leaders oft he Warsaw Rising 1944, 28. July 1944.

Jacek Tyblewski was not only one of the editors on the Polish language staff from the very start, but also presented German language daytime programmes for “radio multikulti”.

On the photo you can see the first provisional editorial rooms assigned to SFB 4’s radio multikulti.

The radio multikulti studio in the “Haus des Rundfunks“ in Berlin. The programmers were broadcast from here on the Berlin frequency UKW 106,8 Mhz (later 96,3 Mhz).

Vitold Rek and his instrument in 1992.

Vitold Rek and his instrument in 1992.

The double bass player Vitold Rek at the award-giving ceremony for the Hessian Jazz Prize in 2013. He is holding his certificate in his hand.

St. Pierszkalski, member of „Sokół“, photo, coloured, ca. 1890, Dortmund.

St. Pierszkalski, member of „Sokół“, photo, ca. 1890, Dortmund.

St. Pierszkalski, member of „Sokół“, photo, ca. 1890, Dortmund.

Piano reduction "The Pole and his Child", Vaudeville by Albert Lortzing, adapted by C. Braun, Regensburg, Schwäbisch Hall, 1835. Print, 27 pages, 20 x 25.5 x 1 cm

The Most Memorable Days in the Year 1830, a memorial tablet in 12 tableaux, Verlag Johann Andreas Endter, Nürnberg, 1830, engraving, coloured, 30.3 x 43.5 cm

Transit routes taken by Polish fighters in the November uprising and the German organisations providing help to Poland 1831 – 1833 (detail). H. Asmus, 1981

Transit routes taken by Polish fighters in the November uprising and the German organisations providing help to Poland 1831 – 1833 (overview). H. Asmus, 1981