Post by pieter on Jul 9, 2024 9:55:23 GMT -7
Dzień dobry!
My name is Daniel Jankowski. Over four years ago, I created the Polish History 🇵🇱 profile, which has become one of the largest, if not the largest, platforms fully dedicated to the history of Poland. Although I have spent most of my life outside my homeland, Poland has always remained very important to me. I have noticed a lot of false information about my country’s history in the international space. This prompted me to take action and bring closer specific events and their heroes to the world. I understand that some misunderstandings arise from a lack of accessible information about Poland 📌, and I wanted to help change that, even if just a little.
Daniel Jankowski
I am glad that over the past years, we have been able to achieve so much together, reaching tens of millions 🌍 of people around the world—from the United States to the Philippines—with the stories of great Poles. However, our work is not done. We must continue to share Poland’s story with the world, as there is still so much more to tell. Whether you're Polish, have Polish roots, or simply appreciate this wonderful heritage called Poland, you can be an ambassador of Polishness. Through simple everyday conversations and sharing Poland’s story, we can achieve a lot.
I want to thank everyone who has been part of this project at different times and continues to be involved. Polish History will continue to operate; I see it as my small contribution to repaying the debt to past generations who fought for our freedom today. At this point, I also want to invite you to follow my new profile, which will take the form of a microblog where, God willing, I will write about interesting events related to Poland. I encourage you to follow me here (Daniel Jankowski) and on X - @dt_Jankowski (though I still prefer the name Twitter 😉).
Thank you again 💙 for your presence, and see you there! Warm greetings from Kraków!
The author of the photograph is Mr. Mirosław Stelmach. It comes from a session for Rzeczpospolita while giving an interview.
Links: www.facebook.com/PolishHistory
www.patreon.com/polishhistory?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0LUt0SlV2Kx5ofRjeB6tGMuzsbzzSMid7h7jgeB3I0KJTD9EHpxoP6H0w_aem_m95VNKyyGODKPze5mWt6wA
My name is Daniel Jankowski. Over four years ago, I created the Polish History 🇵🇱 profile, which has become one of the largest, if not the largest, platforms fully dedicated to the history of Poland. Although I have spent most of my life outside my homeland, Poland has always remained very important to me. I have noticed a lot of false information about my country’s history in the international space. This prompted me to take action and bring closer specific events and their heroes to the world. I understand that some misunderstandings arise from a lack of accessible information about Poland 📌, and I wanted to help change that, even if just a little.
Daniel Jankowski
I am glad that over the past years, we have been able to achieve so much together, reaching tens of millions 🌍 of people around the world—from the United States to the Philippines—with the stories of great Poles. However, our work is not done. We must continue to share Poland’s story with the world, as there is still so much more to tell. Whether you're Polish, have Polish roots, or simply appreciate this wonderful heritage called Poland, you can be an ambassador of Polishness. Through simple everyday conversations and sharing Poland’s story, we can achieve a lot.
I want to thank everyone who has been part of this project at different times and continues to be involved. Polish History will continue to operate; I see it as my small contribution to repaying the debt to past generations who fought for our freedom today. At this point, I also want to invite you to follow my new profile, which will take the form of a microblog where, God willing, I will write about interesting events related to Poland. I encourage you to follow me here (Daniel Jankowski) and on X - @dt_Jankowski (though I still prefer the name Twitter 😉).
Thank you again 💙 for your presence, and see you there! Warm greetings from Kraków!
The author of the photograph is Mr. Mirosław Stelmach. It comes from a session for Rzeczpospolita while giving an interview.
Links: www.facebook.com/PolishHistory
www.patreon.com/polishhistory?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0LUt0SlV2Kx5ofRjeB6tGMuzsbzzSMid7h7jgeB3I0KJTD9EHpxoP6H0w_aem_m95VNKyyGODKPze5mWt6wA