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  • U.S.-Polish Sister Cities Hold Successful English Language Summer Camp
    U.S.-Polish Sister Cities Hold Successful English Language Summer Camp

    On Friday, July 26, 2010, Victoria Mangam from the U.S. Consulate General attended the closing ceremony of the English Summer Camp at Jalowcowa Gora Recreation Center in Dobczyce. Mangam spoke about the importance of learning foreign languages, especially to broaden one’s own mind. 

  • Secretary Clinton on the ICJ Advisory Opinion on Kosovo
    Secretary Clinton on the ICJ Advisory Opinion on Kosovo

    In a statement issued on July 22, Secretary Clinton voiced U.S. support for the International Court of Justice’s advisory opinion on the independence of Kosovo. In addition to noting that the ICJ opinion supported the U.S. position, Secretary Clinton also called on “all states to move beyond the issue of Kosovo’s status and engage constructively in support of peace and stability in the Balkans.”  

  • Exhibition: Floodwall at the National Museum in Wroclaw
    Exhibition: Floodwall at the National Museum in Wroclaw

    Floodwall is an installation by the American artist Jana Napoli, comprising 350 drawers. It is a poignant testimony to the cataclysm that devastated New Orleans five years ago: the city was ravaged by the hurricane Katrina. It will be on display at the National Museum in Wroclaw from July 14 to September 5. 

  • New York in the Movies
    New York in the Movies

    Accompanying the International Cultural Center’s (ICC) display of Andreas Feininger Photography, “New York in the 40s”, the ICC and the U.S. Consulate General in Krakow will be hosting a film series about New York City. Film expert Michał Oleszczyk will host and moderate film screenings . 

  • New York in Andreas Feininger's photographs
    New York in Andreas Feininger's photographs

    Exhibition of Andreas Feininger's photography "New York in the Forties," one of the most brilliant photographers of the 20th century and frequently called a pioneer of modern photojournalism, is on display at International Cultural Center (ICC) in Krakow from July 3rd until August 28.  International Cultural Center »

  • Exhibition: A City Not Forgotten: Memories of Jewish Lwów and the Holocaust
    Exhibition: A City Not Forgotten: Memories of Jewish Lwów and the Holocaust

    The Consulate General in Krakow is proud to have partnered with the Galicja Jewish Museum to support the exhibition, A City Not Forgotten: Memories of Jewish Lwow and the Holocaust. Consul Jeff Vick participated in the exhibit opening on June 21. The exhibit will be on display at the Galicja Jewish Museum until February, 2011.  

  • Silesia Celebrates American Independence Day
    Silesia Celebrates American Independence Day

    On July 10, KNST Marcholt, along with the Consulate General in Krakow, and the city of Zabrze hosted the 3rd Annual Silesian American Independence Day Family Picnic. Highlights included a tour of the Guido historical mine, a concert of blues music, and a good, old fashioned American-style barbecue, plus other party games and folk activities.  

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