A masterful new history tells the story of the doomed 1944 Warsaw uprising as no other book yet has writes Ilana Bet-El—and the contemporary parallels are haunting. Poland and Syria do not ...

In "Warsaw 1944: Hitler, Himmler, and the Warsaw Uprising," Alexandra Richie offers a sympathetic portrait of the struggle waged by Polish insurgents and the civilians caught up in it.

The Warsaw Uprising, as it is now called, became a shining example of resistance for all the people of Occupied Europe. Sadly, the Warsaw Uprising proved to be a tale of frustration and heartbreak.

Freedom for Warsaw was lost in its blazing ruins in 1944, freedom for Poland in 1945. Was the uprising worth it? Was the incredible bravery of Polish patriots worth it?

Warsaw was nearly flattened during World War II and, more than 60 year later, it remains a casualty of war. A new 3-D movie shows the extent of the damage.

For most Jewish readers, I suspect, the phrase “Warsaw uprising” refers to the stirring last stand of the Jewish ghetto fighters in 1943. But there was quite another upwelling of armed ...

The tragic fate of Warsaw during WWII is known to Poles, but others may not be as familiar with the heroic resistance that was the 1944 Uprising. Here, Culture.pl has put together a series of films ...

At 5pm in central Warsaw, traffic came to a halt and pedestrians stopped for a minute's silence to remember insurgents and civilians who died in an uprising to liberate their city 80 years ago.

Country rock band Confederate Railroad, left, will open the free Country Concert for St. Jude on Friday, July 18, in Warsaw.