Our continuing adventures in old Warszawa dovetailed with our continuing education on and understanding of the political and human experience of the region, and of Poland specifically. Jan Pieklo, PAUCI We met for drinks with Jan Pieklo, Director of an organization named PAUCI (Polish-Ukrainian Cooperation Foundation). Jan is […]
I have known for months that today’s visit was going to happen, but there is no way adequately to prepare for it. Today we visited the most awful place that I have ever been, or hopefully ever will be. This post is no fun at all, and is […]
Today’s main attraction was the Museum of Communism in Prague. The MoC presents a vivid account of Communism focusing on Czechoslovakia in general and on Prague in particular. A variety of fields are represented including: daily life, politics, history, sport, economics, education, the arts, media propaganda, the peoples’ […]
Howdy folks, this is our last post from Lithuania; tomorrow we head for the Czech Republic. Today’s write-up is part history lesson, part random thoughts. I hope you enjoy it. Bless You The way that you say Thank You in Lithuanian is ačiū, which is pronounced AH-choo. That […]
We have spent several lazy days in Tallinn, the exact details of which I am sure you aren’t too interested in hearing about. Since we had chopped Finland out of the big itinerary, we decided to do a day trip to Helsinki via ferry. We booked an early […]
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