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By submitting the above I agree to the privacy policy and terms of use of JTA.org How does the Jewish blockbuster compare to history (JTA) — Seth Rogen’s “An American Pickle” is one of the most Jewish Hollywood films ever Rogen plays two Jewish family members separated by a century: Ben Greenbaum a young app developer who lives in Brooklyn his great-grandfather from the old country who falls into a vat of pickles and stays perfectly preserved in brine for 100 years It’s all based on a New Yorker novella called “Sell Out,” published by Jewish writer Simon Rich in 2013 The comedy is at heart a tale about Jewish legacy and identity — but its far-fetched premise also lets it play fast and loose with historical facts Simon Rich’s story is semi-autobiographical magical realism (even sci-fi?) — the main characters of the story are Rich himself and a fictionalized version of his own great-grandfather (Rich’s father Frank is a prominent journalist who wrote for The New York Times for years and now writes for New York Magazine It’s pretty different in a lot of major ways in “Sell Out,” there aren’t many details of Herschel’s pre-U.S the viewer meets Herschel in a town named Schlupsk (more on that below) where he has the glamorous occupation of “ditch digger.” In “Sell Out,” Simon is not an app developer Novak even makes an appearance in the piece.) Rich’s dating life is also explored in the story in the way that Ben’s love life is not — Simon is dating a non-Jewish woman named Claire fans of “An American Pickle” will highly enjoy “Sell Out.” There is a real town named Slupsk in the Pomeranian region of Poland — though there isn’t one called Schlupsk, with that “ch.” Back in Herschel’s time, the early 1900s, the real Slupsk was actually part of Prussia, which would become Germany. According to the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews the Jews of Slupsk lived a fairly peaceful life until the rise of Nazism in Germany Simon Rich’s great-grandfather is also from Slupsk (no “ch”) is “near the Poland-Lithuania border.” That’s not where the real Slupsk is and it becomes a joke — when Simon tells Claire where his great-grandfather is from He seems very proud of knowing this one fact about me.” So it’s not clear that Slupsk and the town of Schlupsk in this movie are the same the term refers to an ethnicity of Slavic Orthodox Christians that traces its roots to early Ukraine and Russia The Cossacks formed their own autonomous states and are known for being militant — especially against Jews in the region They enacted pogroms against their Jewish neighbors for centuries when Herschel’s wedding to Sarah (which Cossacks attack) takes place many pogroms took place across the lands of what are now Poland and Ukraine Yes. There were two big waves of Jewish immigration in the late 1800s and early 1900s, mostly those escaping the pogroms of Eastern Europe. By 1914, there were 1.5 million Jews in New York While originally many Jews settled in the Lower East Side of Manhattan the opening of the Williamsburg Bridge in 1903 made it possible to live in Brooklyn yet work in Manhattan specifically to Williamsburg and Borough Park As this New Yorker review points out that is not likely — both cars and skyscrapers existed in the 1920s While the Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building other skyscrapers already filled the New York skyline by 1920 As for taxis, the New York Taxicab Company already had 700 vehicles driving passengers around the city by 1908 Seltzer was also big in New York of the early 20th century It was especially popular among the Jewish immigrants to the city and was nicknamed “Jewish champagne.” It was available at pharmacies and soda fountains and through seltzer carts that filled the streets of the Lower East Side The carbonated drink became especially popular during Prohibition JTA has documented Jewish history in real-time for over a century Keep our journalism strong by joining us in supporting independent I accept the Privacy Policy This work, $17M BOS Contract Option Awarded for NSF Redzikowo, Poland, by Anthony Cage, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright the new band featuring former MEGADETH bassist David Ellefson Swedish guitarist/vocalist Guilherme Miranda (formerly of ENTOMBED A.D.) and drummer Michał Łysejko (ex-DECAPITATED), performed on June 12 at Motor Rock Pub in Słupsk Fan-filmed video of the concert can be seen below The LP includes the song "Walk With Me Forever" featuring the first-ever solo lead vocal performance of Ellefson's career The track's haunting accompanying music video shows Ellefson narrating a story of love and loss directed by Oskar Szramka and starring notable Polish actors Jan Napieralski and Agnieszka Goździewicz with mixing and mastering by Tomasz Zed Zalewski at Zed Studios in Chechło the LP represents new beginnings — musically lyrically and for the band members themselves Weaving a sinister thread of unrelenting tech-steeped death metal and rapid thrash bangers the members of DIETH have pushed beyond the stereotypes of their former genres to create an unexpected yet charismatic and dynamic new sonic footprint Met with acclaim from both fans and media alike the surprise track marked the exciting resurgence of these three renowned musicians coming together as a new musical force after years of silence Opening with an entrancing acoustic introduction first track "To Hell And Back" quickly slams in with a punishing death metal attack Tracks like "Dead Inside" and "Don't Get Mad … Get Even!" showcase the thrash-infused side of DIETH while death metal anthems such as "Wicked Disdain" and "The Mark Of Cain" lean diabolical with hair-raising solos and breakneck paced rhythms backed by crushing walls of aggression Standout "Free Us All" flirts with the record's pace by blending winding passages and aggression with throwback bass-driven interludes with psychedelic production followed by "Heavy Is The Crown" — a slow-and-low grinder featuring stoner metal groove powerful ballad "Walk With Me Forever" showcases Ellefson's lead vocal performance debut singing about the intense loss of a loved one and their memory providing the strength to carry on Ending with intensely beautiful "Severance" "To Hell And Back" proves that DIETH isn't just another side project or "supergroup" but rather the collective reincarnation of three renowned heavy metal forces who have delivered an exciting next chapter no metal fan will want to miss Ellefson says about the new album: "This album has been a terrific collaboration building upon our past as we created a new sound together.. we're looking forward to unleashing the fury!" Do koncertu DIETH + Devour Universe / 12.06.2023/ Motor Rock Pub Posted by Motor Rock Pub on Tuesday, June 6, 2023 the Commission has approved an investment of more than €61 million from the 2014-2020 Cohesion Fund to upgrade railway line 202 in the Gdynia-Chylonia-Słupsk section The upgrade includes the reconstruction of the track substructure an extension of the second track along the Wejherowo-Słupsk section the construction of new stops and the modernisation of stations computerised railway control devices will be built to install the European Rail Traffic Management System for the line in the future Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms Elisa Ferreira said: “Thanks to this new EU investment the railway transport in Poland will continue to develop and modernise Trains between Gdynia and Słupsk will be faster and more attractive for citizens Once again cohesion policy is bringing concrete benefits for EU citizens and this time passenger trains in the section will reach maximum speeds of 160 km/h and even of 200 km/h on some parts of the track This will increase the capacity of the line and make trains more punctual Travelling by rail will become more attractive and citizens will be encouraged to switch from road to rail increasing the use of sustainable means of transport and reducing pollution For more information on EU funded projects in Poland, please visit the  Kohesio website and the Cohesion Open Data Platform.  and Low floor-chassis will be discontinued "will be gradually ended by the first quarter of 2024 This decision will not affect chassis production in Słupsk nor other Scania entities in Poland" Scania has decided to cease body production for Scania bus chassis in Poland but will continue offering complete buses and coaches thanks to partnerships with bodybuilders “will be gradually ended by the first quarter of 2024 This decision will not affect chassis production in Słupsk nor other Scania entities in Poland” The majority of Scania’s bus and coach business has always been in cooperation with bodybuilders where a high service level and a strong global presence has been achieved with local setups This successful approach will be further developed now in even closer collaboration with our bodybuilders and partners to offer our customers complete solutions “To provide customers with competitive and sustainable mobility solutions and secure profitable growth in a changing market environment Scania reshapes its bus and coach business” The new roadmap “entails a more focused product portfolio and roadmap ahead“ Scania stresses that it will however “continue to offer customers complete buses and coaches” The goal is to streamline the its product portfolio Scania says that its bus and coach business will get a leaner structure to improve speed and flexibility “The company will continue to manufacture rear and front engine chassis with broad options of powertrains but discontinue production of Scania Citywide as described by Scania: “The bus and coach market was heavily impacted by the pandemic and although the market has gradually picked up competition is increasing and upcoming legislation requires significant investments in new technology “We are convinced that the bus and coach business will continue to be an important part of Scania’s offering going forward but we need an updated strategy that enables us to deliver on our customer promise and secures a profitable business globally,” says Stefano Fedel He adds: “By using Scania’s experience and wide range of powertrain options we will provide our customers complete solutions including service and intelligent transport systems,” says Stefano Fedel “The majority of Scania’s bus and coach business has always been in cooperation with bodybuilders where a high service level and a strong global presence has been achieved with local setups now in even closer collaboration with our bodybuilders and partners to offer our customers complete solutions,” says Stefano Fedel © Copyright 2012 - 2025 | Vado e Torno Edizioni | All rights reserved | P.I Poland — Poland’s right-wing government has put it on the fringes of Europe on issues that include abortion But a charismatic 40-year-old mayor is leading a counter-cultural charge from the Baltic coast city of Słupsk Robert Biedroń, the country’s only openly gay mayor, has become one of the leading voices of opposition to the nationalist Law and Justice Party igniting hope among liberal commentators who have suggested he should run for president in 2020 Biedroń is proving to be a very different kind of Polish politician — one who openly embraces secular and liberal values as well as a radical open-door policy there are no security checks en route to his office and it’s common for people to grab him in the corridor to speak he will even take a red sofa into town and invite people to sit down and chat This “red sofa method,” he says is a way to gather information about voters’ concerns “I spend all day in a castle,” Biedroń said during an interview in the city hall “But I will not close myself in a mental castle I cannot make decisions unless I feel the heart of the city.” Biedron speaking on homophobia in Poland | Janek Skarzynski/AFP via Getty Images a pensioner walked straight into his office saying “I really need to sit down and talk to you Mayor.” A woman grabbed him in the corridor to explain a parking problem Someone else was shocked the mayor didn’t instantly recollect her name “He is trying to show how local administration and democracy should really work,” said a 30-year-old resident of Słupsk named Michał “That they should mean serving people is on a mission to cut the €63 million deficit he has managed to bring it down 10 percent making the town hall a paragon of frugality: volunteering for a salary cut and giving up his official limousine to bike to work Visitors are offered water from the tap instead of bottled water he removed a portrait of Pope John Paul II arguing state institutions should be secular in response to an anti-migrant social media post by a Słupsk teacher he brought a refugee family to her class to challenge her views Couples from across Poland have journeyed to Słupsk to have Biedroń solemnize their ceremonies More recently, he has denounced the hardline abortion legislation before parliament which would completely ban the procedure and has warned that Poland is at risk of becoming an “authoritarian democracy.” A long-term activist for LGBT rights, Biedroń became Poland’s first openly gay member of parliament running for the liberal Palikot Movement “But I knew this was the only way: If people were not directly confronted with me they wouldn’t have a chance to change their minds about gays.” Although Poland doesn’t allow civil partnership for gays couples from across Poland have journeyed to Słupsk to have Biedroń solemnize their ceremonies voters backed him because they felt he was listening to them But he also cleverly tapped into Słupsk’s resentment at being overshadowed by bigger nearby cities such as Gdańsk and displayed a knack for retail politics winning the mayoral seat by running a door-to-door cashless campaign The columnist Witold Gadomski described him as “one of the most interesting Polish politicians” in the pages of the Gazeta Wyborcza writing: “All parties that aren’t xenophobic nationalist and narrow-minded should fight for him.” Biedroń’s success in Słupsk underlines that Poland is a complicated place politically especially since elections last year when the Law and Justice Party’s victory effectively split the country into two hostile camps While Law and Justice tends to do best in smaller towns and villages where many people are upset over the turbulence of a quarter century of post-communist economic reforms the small town of Słupsk doesn’t quite fit that profile it is less religious and more liberal than the east The distance from the country’s two leading parties makes Biedroń something of a fresh voice in Polish politics Biedroń describes it as a place where “everyone is a refugee,” alluding to its turbulent history The city was German and known as Stolp until the end of the Second World War Ukrainians and others from the East were settled in Słupsk replacing relocated Germans and murdered Jews Situated about 20 kilometers from the Baltic Sea the city is green and compact and Biedroń’s administration has started to get rid of cars in the old town to make space for a pedestrian area with benches businesses in the city center get property tax breaks to encourage them to stay but a national path would not be without obstacles the liberal opposition is fragmented with no party coming close to Law and Justice in the polls Biedron speaks in Polish Parliament in Warsaw | Janel Skarzynski/AFP via Getty Images Biedroń himself has refused to entertain speculations about running for national office the government’s right-wing policies have made Biedroń more visible on the national stage as a voice of opposition “What’s now being served to us is a political roller-coaster ride with no safety restraints and we don’t know where it will end,” he recently told the news portal onet.pl He does allow that the ruling party’s popular and generous social promises especially a subsidy paid to families with many children Biedroń is politically very far removed from the Law and Justice Party And he is no fan of the Civic Platform Party that ruled Poland from 2007-2015 Civic Platform and its leader, then-prime minister Donald Tusk — now European Council president — balked at pushing through socially liberal reforms afraid of alienating more conservative voters and the powerful Roman Catholic Church “Donald Tusk also promised a law on civil partnerships and [said] that he wouldn’t kneel in front of priests That distance from the country’s two leading parties makes Biedroń something of a fresh voice in Polish politics he says his political ambitions are limited to Słupsk I am there when they get born and die,” Biedroń said Also On POLITICO Polish parliament rejects abortion ban By Carter Stoddard Conservative government says its plan means better oversight but critics see a ‘paradigm shift’ to reshape civil society Conservative campaigners in the country are gearing up for a referendum that could put the country on a collision course with Brussels Britain’s nearly one million Poles are concerned for their future after Brexit Poland risks being sidelined in an EU led by France and Germany Mar 17, 2025 | History, Notes from Pawland Notes from Poland is run by a small editorial team and is published by an independent non-profit foundation that is funded through donations from our readers We cannot do what we do without your support Wild boars dug up 21 mortar shells from World War Two that had been buried in a Polish forest The unexploded ordnance has now been safely removed without harm to either the animals or humans Police in the town of Słupsk on Poland’s northern Baltic coast announced on Monday that the historical ammunition had been discovered in the nearby village of Bięcino by forest rangers officers quickly determined that the shells had been unearthed by wild boars Police pyrotechnicians then confirmed that the ordnance dated back to World War Two No further information has been released by the authorities regarding the type of ammunition discovered or its origin Unexploded artillery shells from WWII were discovered buried at a primary school in Poland during construction work Army sappers were called in and safety removed a total of 72 shells https://t.co/5Efs3MXPKs — Notes from Poland 🇵🇱 (@notesfrompoland) July 15, 2023 The discovery of munitions, weapons and other material from World War Two is common in Poland, which saw intense fighting after being invaded and occupied by both Germany and the Soviet Union in 1939 In July 2023, workers carrying out renovation at a primary school in central Poland discovered dozens of unexploded artillery shells from the war The following month, nearly 14,000 people were advised to leave their homes in the city of Lublin while army sappers removed a 250kg aerial bomb discovered during construction work Following the latest discovery, the Słupsk police reminded the public that they should immediately report the discovery of suspicious objects. In another incident in 2023, an 11-year-old girl was hospitalised after her brother accidentally shot her with a World War Two rifle he had found in a forest Main image credit: KMP w Słupsku and Jakub Hałun/Wikimedia Commons (under CC BY 4.0) Daniel Tilles is editor-in-chief of Notes from Poland He has written on Polish affairs for a wide range of publications , , Karol Nawrocki even suggested that the state security services were involved in creating the scandal , , The 1,200 square metre national symbol was unfurled on the beach in Międzyzdroje , , The proportion of Poles saying the US has a positive influence on the world has also fallen to its lowest recorded level Apr 30, 2025 | , , , That response will include “large Polish and NATO exercises in Poland” Apr 29, 2025 | , , , Those employed in Poland work on average the third-longest hours in the European Union Apr 28, 2025 | , , , , Westinghouse and Bechtel were first chosen in 2022 as partners on the 192 billion zloty ($51 billion) project please consider helping us to continue and expand it [email protected] Copyright © 2025 Notes From Poland | Design jurko studio | Code by 2sides.pl Senior Research Fellow at the Global Europe Centre ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Weronika Strzyżyńska is currently studying journalism at Goldsmiths as a Scott Trust Bursary recipient She  has written on issues immigration and Brexit for New Statesman and Prospect Agnieszka Wądołowska is managing editor of Notes from Poland She has previously worked for Gazeta.pl and Tokfm.pl and contributed to Gazeta Wyborcza ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Daniel Tilles is editor-in-chief of Notes from Poland and assistant professor of history at the Pedagogical University of Krakow The Independent and Dziennik Gazeta Prawna ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Stanley Bill is the founder and editor-at-large of Notes from Poland.He is also Senior Lecturer in Polish Studies and Director of the Polish Studies Programme at the University of Cambridge Stanley has spent more than ten years living in Poland He founded Notes from Poland in 2014 as a blog dedicated to personal impressions cultural analysis and political commentary He is committed to the promotion of deeper knowledge and understanding of Poland He is the Chair of the Board of the Notes from Poland Foundation ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Professor of European Studies at Oxford University ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Professor at the Institute of History of the Jagiellonian University ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Executive Director of Taube Family Foundation ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Associate Professor at the Institute of Political Studies of the Polish Academy of Science ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInA Sarpy County native is giving his community reason to be proud. He’s Naval Captain Rick Gilbert from Springfield. Capt. Gilbert became the first ever naval security officer to command an installation when he assumed command of the Navy’s newest installation and its first in Poland in 2016. He’s just completed his command tour at Naval Support Facility Redzikowo, Poland. Captain Gilbert graduated from Platteview High School in 1982 and enlisted in the navy soon after. He attributes his career success to his upbringing in Springfield. Growing up, he lived on his grandparents’ farm where he developed a strong work ethic. 30 December 202212:30(UTC)Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm(Photo: Jan Arne Wold / Equinor)Equinor and Polenergia have selected Hitachi Energy to deliver electrical systems infrastructure for the MFW Bałtyk II and MFW Bałtyk III offshore wind projects in Poland. MFW Bałtyk II and MFW Bałtyk III, located in the Baltic Sea approximately 27 km and 40 km from the port of Łeba, are two of the largest and most advanced offshore wind farms being developed in Poland. Once operational, the wind farms will have a total installed capacity of 1440 MW, enough to power more than 2 million Polish homes. In addition, Hitachi Energy is also responsible for delivery of the overall power control system, overall telecom network, all high voltage equipment at the offshore substation and the onshore substation, as well as turnkey delivery of the whole onshore substation. The contract also covers interface work at the grid connection in Slupsk. “This is another key milestone for these offshore wind projects, which will supply domestically produced renewable energy to the Polish power grid. We look forward to working with Hitachi Energy in Poland and their local subcontractors on bringing this competitive source of renewable energy to Poland,” says Michał Kołodziejczyk, country manager of Equinor in Poland. “Earlier this year Equinor signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Hitachi Energy to work more closely together on future projects. This contract is the first since then, and we are very pleased to move into execution of our collaboration. We look forward to developing a local supply chain for electrical infrastructure to offshore wind farms along with Hitachi Energy in Poland,” says Mette H. Ottøy, chief procurement officer in Equinor. Hitachi Energy has been present in Poland for 97 years, and have approximately 2.500 employees in Poland, with offices, technology, research and engineering centers in Warsaw, Krakow, Wrocław, Lublin, Katowice, Poznań and Gdańsk, as well as factories in Łódź and Przasnysz. The contract targets between 25% and 35% of the contract value to be invested locally. This is based on the total contract value, including equipment procurement from 3rd parties. The combined capacity of both projects (1440 MW) represents a substantial part of the first phase of Polish offshore wind industry development scheme with a total capacity of 5900 MW. MFW Bałtyk II and III were awarded Contracts for Difference (CfDs) in May 2021 by Poland’s Energy Regulatory Office (ERO). The final investment decision for both projects is subject to obtaining the necessary permits and is planned for 2024 with the first power delivered to the grid in 2027. Equinor: Magnus F. Eidsvoldmfei@equinor.com+ 47 975 28 604 Polenergia: Robert Stankiewiczrobert.stankiewicz@polenergia.pl+48 601 811 087 As part of our broad energy offering to Poland, Equinor is investing in growing Poland’s renewables energy industry. The company wants to strengthen its energy presence in Poland and continue to provide power by developing offshore and onshore renewables and support Poland’s energy transition. Equinor Brasil Energia Ltda., a subsidiary of Equinor ASA, has entered into agreements(1) with Brazilian company Prio Tigris Ltda., a subsidiary of PRIO SA (PRIO3.SA) for a sale of its 60% operated interest in the Peregrino field in Brazil. 30 April 2025 Equinor delivered adjusted operating income* of USD 8.65 billion and USD 2.25 billion after tax in the first quarter of 2025. Equinor reported net operating income of USD 8.87 billion and net income at USD 2.63 billion. Adjusted net income* was USD 1.79 billion, leading to adjusted earnings per share* of USD 0.66. 30 April 2025 NYSE: EQNR) will after the annual general meeting 14 May 2025 commence the second tranche of up to USD 1,265 million of the share buy-back programme for 2025 as announced in relation with the first quarter results 30 April 2025 Stelmahers w trakcie bogatej kariery zawodniczej zdobywał m.in. mistrzostwo Polski ze Śląskiem Wrocław, grał też w też w takich klubach jak Ulker Stambuł, Olimpija Lublana czy Lietuvos Rytas Wilno. Był również wielokrotnym reprezentantem Łotwy. W 2009 roku rozpoczął pracę jako asystent trenera w klubie Perlas Wilno. Później był m.in. asystentem w Lietuvos Rytas Wilno i kadrze swojego kraju. Samodzielnie prowadził Pieno Zvaigzdes Poswol, BK Ventspils i BK Valmiera. Z tymi dwiema ostatnimi drużynami sięgał po mistrzostwo Łotwy.  W sezonie 2016/17 wrócił do Polski i był trenerem klubu ze… Słupska. Zajął z tą drużyną ostatecznie czwarte miejsce. 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new operator will occupy over 860 sqm on the first floor under a five-year contract Customers will have access to the following zones: strength Galeria Słupsk with a total area of 36,000 sqm provides its customers with stores on three retail levels and a two-level car park The shopping centre includes tenants such as Reserved The building is owned and managed by Upside Property The Czech hotel sector saw a transaction volume of EUR 340 miln in Q1 2025 Prime rents in Prague city centre reached EUR 30 in the first quarter of the year and the vacancy rate continues to decline according to the latest research from Prague Research Forum Segro European Logistics Partnership (SELP) has acquired a fully leased warehouse park in Sázava near Prague CA Immo exits non-core market Serbia with the sale of the 19,600 sqm office building Sava Business Center in Belgrade Both the sales price and the buyer are subject to confidentiality As the PBSA sector finally takes off in Poland it is now increasingly attracting international operators and investors Eurobuild CEE spoke to Xior's investment manager about why it has such confidence in the Polish market Residential developer Develia has signed a preliminary agreement to acquire all the shares in Bouygues Immobilier Polska the Polish subsidiary of Bouygues Immobilier ESA logistika has leased 15,000 sqm in Prologis Park Piotrków GLP has completed the development of its Wrocław V Logistics Centre and has received a BREEAM rating of Outstanding Panattoni has secured EUR 40 mln in financing from BNP Paribas for the development of Panattoni Park Sosnowiec IV Newgate Investment (NGI) and Redkom Development are developing a large retail park in Bydgoszcz Deutsche Hypo – NORD/LB Real Estate Finance has provided a five-year green loan to Olivia Seven for the refinancing of the Olivia Prime A office building in Gdańsk-Oliwa communications and security company Motorola Solutions has signed a five-year lease renewal 18,000 sqm at the Green Office complex in Kraków’s Podgórze district Falling interest rates and easing monetary policy across the eurozone and CEEi are boosting investor confidence in the region’s commercial real estate market reveals Colliers in its ‘Beyond Real Estate | Economy’ report Panattoni is to build the Panattoni Park Mainz Süd in Erbes-Büdesheim bei Alzey Axi Immo has presented its latest report “Warsaw Office Market – Q1 2025 The market opened in 2025 on a steady footing with a notable increase in leasing activity and a modest decline in vacancy landlords continue to focus on upgrading existing assets and prioritizing quality over quantity Convenience store chain Żabka has officially opened a new logistics centre in Kąty Wrocławskie The first stage of the development will serve 1,500 stores in the Wrocław area Romanian Post has leased over 5,000 sqm of logistics space in CTPark Bucharest to serve as its temporary regional courier and logistics hub for Bucharest JLL has announced the sale and leaseback of two properties by a manufacturing company in a deal worth over PLN 1 bln Warehouse developer CTP is adding 2,000 sqm to its Clubco coworking development in Brno BIG Poland has acquired the Multishop Suwałki retail park comprising 13,000 sqm of retail space The company now owns nine fully commercialized retail parks in Poland Slate Asset Management has sold three OBI retail stores to the Lindner Group from Germany Cushman & Wakefield has conducted a survey the findings of which are presented in the report From Shopping to Experiences: A Customer’s View on Shopping Centres and Retail Parks Cushman & Wakefield notes that despite evolving shopping trends both retail formats continue to hold strong appeal Multi Poland has taken on the management of the Galeria Przymorze shopping centre in Gdańsk The store offers lifestyle and sporting clothing and is to open this spring According to the "Quo Vadis E-commerce" report released by Cushman & Wakefield the online commerce continues to be a growth driver for the industrial & logistics real estate sector generating significant opportunities for developers and investors the investor behind the Projekt Góraszka shopping and entertainment complex in Wiązowna on Warsaw’s eastern outskirts has obtained a building permit for a mixed-use development Poznan-based company Scallier is opening another facility under the Funshop Park brand in Romania According to the latest report “At a Glance: Modern Retail Market in Poland Q4 2024” from BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland Poland’s retail market experienced record growth in 2024 Cushman &Wakefield has summarised the situation on the Polish retail market Over half a mln sqm of new retail space came on stream last year marking the highest new supply level in Poland since 2015 This robust development activity occurred amid rising demand from new retailers and improving consumer sentiment which boosted retail sales A new retail park with a total area of 24,000 sqm is set to be developed in Otwock under the name Świderek The investment will be led by Redkom Development Empik has opened a flagship store in the revitalised former Cepelia pavilion in the centre of Warsaw the modernist building has regained its former glory and once again impresses with its original appearance and modern interior Trei Real Estate Poland has opened its 40th Vendo Park The investment was created in Wrocław and has 5,000 sqm Vendo Park Wrocław is the first facility under this banner in the capital of Lower Silesia The retail park was built on a plot of approx An 800 sqm Biedronka grocery store is to open on the ground floor of the Moje Bielany residential complex which is being developed by CeMat A/S at ul Wólczyńska 121 in Warsaw’s Bielany district Spring has very much sprung and everywhere is bathed in the first warm sunshine of the year I have in the back of my mind the terrifying fo .. The Polish warehouse market has finally stabilised after the post-pandemic boom but new challenges and opportunities are on the horizon for the sector UBM Development has been given the go-ahead for the first wooden office building in Poland: Timber Park in Poleczki Business Park in Warsaw The office market in Warsaw is currently experiencing a period of stability in terms of supply and take-up Recent data on overall tenant activity indicates that clients in the cap .. Receive all the latest information from the world of real estate by e-mail the construction of the Aura residential building designed by Robert Konieczny's office KWK Promes According to a report by research company Spectis “Construction companies in Poland 2025-2030” the total revenues of the 300 leading construction gro .. 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Enjoy the last set of recordings with comments straight from this year's MIPIM we asked experts from our home country for their input will take place on 9-10 April 2025 at the Norblin Factory Event Hall in W .. we invite you to hot episode of the "Eye to eye" podcast The UN Nansen Refugee Award award will go to Poland for the first time According to the office of the UNHCR High Commissioner this year's regional wi .. Czech developer CTP has been granted a EUR 200 mln loan from the European Investment Bank for the roll-out of its large-scale solar panel installation .. The hotel market in Bucharest continued its recovery in 2024 while the ADR has finally surpassed the milestone .. Jarosław Szanajca plans to resign from the position of president of the management board of Dom Development at the end of the year and join the superv .. The Polish and Danish governments have entered preliminary discussions for the construction of a tunnel between Szczecin and Copenhagen underneath the .. Viterra has moved into its ​​new 1,500 sqm offices in Olivia Prime part of the Olivia Centre business complex in Gdańsk Panattoni has acquired two properties near Gothenburg The brownfield sites will be replaced by a modern 43,000 sqm facility Contemporary cities are grappling with the challenge of fostering dynamic growth while alleviating environmental pressures Colliers has taken over the management of the Studio B office building located in the Warsaw Wola district The property is owned by Stena Real Estate .. The University of Warsaw has signed a contract with the general contractor for a project at ul The new building will house the faculti .. Torus has announced its All.inn students’ residence concept that is soon to appear on ul Velis Real Estate Tech is officially changing its name to Singu adopting the title of its property management product the construction of the Panattoni Park Unterfranken has officially started Poland has landing ships and it has a naval infantry brigade [the 7th Coastal Defense Brigade Slupsk] What Poland does not have is a Marine Corps trained and equiped to conduct amphibious assault operations At first glance it seems to have a Marine Corps You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed ENGIE Polska will become one of the first companies in Poland to fully eliminate coal in heat production This ambitious decarbonization project aligns with EU and national energy efficiency and CO₂ reduction goals The transformation covers facilities in Słupsk and Złotów with over 80% of energy coming from renewables A heat pump using treated wastewater will cover 20% of the city’s heat needs biomass units (10 MW) and backup gas boilers will form the new system by late 2025 ENGIE aims to cut CO₂ emissions by 90% and reduce fossil fuel dependency by 53% (300gospodarka.pl) Get the best of “Warsaw Business Journal”  delivered to your inbox daily Terms of Service Trademarks Privacy Policy 2018 Warsaw Business Journal This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page You can use our filter to find relevant topics Alternatively our search function or the overview of articles can help you out Strong, steady winds over calm, shallow tides – just what the doctor ordered to generate wind power at sea – and the Baltic Sea has it in spades. Despite a recent survey by European industry association WindEurope showing that only 2 GW of the 20 GW of offshore wind capacity currently installed in European waters is located in the Baltic Sea by 2030 this figure could rise to as much as 9 GW The right governmental initiative could see this figure even increase to above 14 GW And Poland is apparently hell-bent on contributing a considerable proportion of this capacity the country could soon be generating ten or even twelve GW of offshore electricity using technology that is already available today The nation is looking to harness this potential in order to give its power supply a sustainable foundation In order to meet its international climate commitments, Poland must ensure that renewables account for at least 35 percent of its electricity consumption by 2030. According to figures from the national statistics authority in 2018 the renewables share was at a mere eleven percent If the country wants to avoid becoming dependent on sizeable electricity imports in the medium term, the development of new generation capacity seems inevitable even now: According to a study conducted by the Polish think tank Forum Energii Poland’s capacity requirements will increase significantly by the middle of the century: from 43 GW in 2017 to at least 60 GW plants contributing around 14 GW would be decommissioned by the mid-2030s; i.e mainly coal-fired power stations reaching the end of their service life It would seem as though Poland is intent on using wind power from the Baltic Sea to account for a considerable proportion of the necessary additional capacity. All in all, there are 13 offshore wind projects underway, reports the Dutch industry portal OffshoreWIND.biz 10 GW of generation capacity will be installed by 2040 this means that up to 25 percent of Poland’s electricity could be accounted for According to the business development agency GTAI (in German) two projects of the joint venture between the Polish energy company Polenergia and Equinor have progressed the most the Norwegian state-owned group had already secured a 50 percent share of each of the wind farms both companies announced that they also intend to collaborate on the development of Baltyk I All projects together have total capacity of 3 GW Power is expected to be generated from 2025 also intends to harness wind power in the Baltic Sea in due course PGE is set on starting construction of a 1 GW farm in 2023 An additional 1.5 GW should also be installed by 2030 announced that talks were underway to discuss a 50% stake for the Danes in each of the two projects Orsted is the world’s largest operator of offshore wind farms with an installed capacity of 7.45 GW across North America Offshore wind’s new number two has also joined the fray in Poland: In November RWE Renewables acquired licences for four offshore projects having a total capacity of 1.5 GW which are all at different stages of development are located on the Slupsk sandbank in the central Polish Baltic Sea region Development activities are well underway and will be ongoing over the next few years with the aim of starting construction as early as 2023 Since the asset swap with E.ON in October 2019 the newly founded RWE subsidiary has operated offshore plants with an installed capacity of 2.5 GW But the business is by no means the new kid on the block when it comes to the Baltic Sea region: Since 2019 the largest offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea to date has been supplying up to 400,000 households with renewable energy Arkona is located 35 kilometres north-east of Rügen and is not far from the Polish Exclusive Economic Zone We encounter energy everywhere – at home, on the street, in the office and on the workbench. But what exactly is energy? How and from what is it made? How is it stored, transported and converted? The questions abound, answers to which are provided by this blog – exciting, snappy and always up to date. Learn more The exhibition presents 12 works by the artist originating from the collection of the Central Pomerania Museum in Słupsk and from the National Museum in Krakow Alongside drawings and portraits executed in the technique of pastels on paper the exhibition also features some of Witkacy's earliest works the exhibition showcases personal memorabilia including private correspondence a philosopher at the Jagiellonian University and a friend of the artist during which the inaugural vernissage ‘Witkacy – Lost Work’ took place The event was accompanied by a lecture led by Dr Przemysław Pawlak from the Witkacy Institute and a spoken-musical performance created by the Witkacy Tribute Ensemble – The Wistfulness of Things The director of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk – Dr „We begin the second edition of the Lost Culture Festival with events related to one of the first victims of the cataclysm of World War II - a creator who took his own life the day after the Red Army crossed the border of Poland on September 18th either perished or chose not to return to our country due to the regime implemented in 1944-45 This caused a tremendous loss in the realm of Polish culture Our initiatives aim to remind us of these most well-known names but let us not forget the tens of thousands of journalists or were not allowed to return after May 1945 because they made up the social elite of Poland.” The opening of the exhibition was preceded by a lecture by Dr placing his work as an example of the legacy analyzed in the context of wartime losses: „The news of this tragedy (Witkacy's suicide) quickly reached the public opinion in the occupied country was burned down  in September 1939 during the war analyzing Witkacy's legacy in the context of wartime losses in various areas of science photographer – a man of the theater – playwright a philosopher – creator of an ontological system his biography was placed in various publications summarizing Polish cultural losses Witkacy is a good example for discussing any kind of losses.” you can view almost 40 unique exhibits related to the work of the outstanding artist Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz Looking to access paid articles across multiple policy topics Interested in policy insights for EU professional organisations Poland’s first openly gay politician on Sunday (3 February) launched “Spring” a progressive political party aimed at challenging the EU country’s governing right-wing party accused by critics and the EU of passing reforms that threaten the rule of law Former Mayor of Slupsk Robert Biedron (C) during the founding convention of his political party 'Wiosna' (Spring) in Warsaw An openly gay Polish mayor launched what he termed a "pro-democratic" political movement on Tuesday (4 September) aimed at challenging the EU country's governing right-wing party accused by critics and the EU of passing reforms that threaten the rule of law VIDEO: Openly gay Polish politician Robert Biedron launches #Wiosna (or 'Spring'), a progressive left political party aimed at challenging the EU country's governing right-wing party pic.twitter.com/giV3KL0hBO Many pundits and journalists say that Biedroń's programme lacks concrete proposals is superfluous and mimics the ones of Nowoczesna Ruch Palikota (now non-existent) and to some extent of the Civic Platform Today the University of Gdańsk's academic community celebrated the 53rd anniversary of the University's establishment the titles of honorary professors were conferred on prof Taylor Prize for 2022 and prizes were awarded to the winners of the second edition of the Young Fahrenheit competition The University of Gdańsk Celebration took place on March 20 in the auditorium of the Computer Science Building of the Faculty of Mathematics Physics and Computer Science of the University of Gdańsk The ceremony began with the Polish anthem performed by the University of Gdańsk Academic Choir under the direction of dr Aneta Majda The floor was then taken by the Rector of the University of Gdańsk especially those who had been conferred the honorary professorship of the University of Gdańsk church authorities representing the three Churches: Catholic Among the guests present were also: Director of the Office of the Pomeranian Governor Tomasz Gieszcz representatives of the judiciary: the President of the Court of Appeal in Gdańsk Artur Lesiak the Dean of the District Chamber of Legal Counsels in Gdańsk Magdalena Witkowska the Head of the Pomeranian Tax Office in Gdańsk Wioletta Bara and the Rectors and Vice-Rectors of the friendly universities: Rector of the Ateneum Academy prof Vice-Rector of the Medical University of Gdańsk prof Vice-Rector of the Maritime University in Gdynia prof Vice-Rector of the Academy of Physical Education and Sport prof Vice-Rector of the Pomeranian Academy in Słupsk prof the Rector of UG also welcomed the Senior Rectors of UG: prof - 'We have the opportunity to celebrate the establishment of our university for the 53rd time but each successive year of our Alma Mater is a year of a beautiful story about science within the walls of the largest university in Pomerania pass it on to younger generations of students about people who educate by shaping the world and influence the environment through their work This is a beautiful story about the micro-world of science affects us individually as its participants but also influences our surroundings - family life and social and economic surroundings international area,' - said the Rector of the UG Piotr Stepnowski emphasised the non-accidental location of the jubilee celebrations - the Faculty of Mathematics A place that symbolically unites all the sciences represented at UG - "Mathematics is considered the queen of sciences and as Immanuel Kant said: 'In every department of physical science there is only so much science as there is mathematics,' " - said the Rector the Rector referred to entrusting a named chair to the eminent physicist prof who is to establish the first doctoral school of Quantum Theory and Information in Poland Rector's speech - read here Harald Weinfurter (absent due to health reasons) thanked the Rector for the appointment recalled his long-standing cooperation with the University of Gdańsk to date and noted that he was looking forward to a great year together what makes it unique and how the studies and research conducted here contribute to the reputation of UG the titles of honorary professors were conferred upon prof Antoni Śliwiński (the laudation was delivered by the Dean of the Faculty of WMFiI Małgorzata Czermińska (the laudation was delivered by prof The Honorary Professors thanked the UG academic community for years of cooperation and their families for supporting their scientific development Antoni Śliwiński spoke about his memoir book Małgorzata Czermińska expressed her hope that the humanities will not succumb to the phenomenon of 'post-humanism' Arnold Kłonczyński presented awards and distinctions to the winners of the Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongowiusz Teacher of the Year Award Mrongowiusz Teacher of the Year Award went to dr hab Faculty of Law and Administration; dr Konrad Knoch Faculty of Social Sciences; mgr Lucyna Kupper Faculty of Oceanography and Geography; dr Marta Frankowska Faculty of Management; and dr Grzegorz Stasiłojć Interuniversity Faculty of Biotechnology UG and MUG Charles Taylor Scientific Awards for academic teachers have also become a tradition of the UG Celebration From the hands of the Vice-Rector for Research The awards ceremony for the winners of the 2nd edition of the YOUNG FAHRENHEIT competition was conducted by the President of Univentum Labs The first place in the competition went to dr Agata Motyka-Pomagruk (Interuniversity Faculty of Biotechnology UG and MUG) the second place to mgr Konrad Schlichtholz (International Centre for the Theory of Quantum Technologies) and the third place to dr Klaudia Godlewska (Faculty of Chemistry) Presenting the prizes - symbolic cheques - prof Wojciech Bizon appealed to UG scientists to identify talented young people and encourage them to apply for such competitions The next item on the agenda was the artistic part before which the UG Rector presented a commemorative diploma on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the UG Choir - 'One of the mottoes of the Pythagorean school was "Music awakens in the heart the desire for good deeds" You have been arousing our hearts to goodness and beauty for 50 years at best the University would be just another institution for education and research; with you the University is also a place where beauty For 50 years of beautiful experiences and emotions I thank you on behalf of the academic community invited the participants of the UG celebration to a short concert The choir sang two songs from their latest album released on their 50th anniversary: Okularnicy and Do zakochania jeden krok Closing the ceremonial session of the Senate Piotr Stepnowski invited everyone for a tour of the renovated part of the Mathematics and Physics building and to an exhibition entitled 'Women of Science in Gdańsk' the Rector and the Vice-Rectors traditionally honoured the memory of their predecessors by placing symbolic wreaths on the graves of the late Rectors and lighting candles tel. portiernia:+ 48 58 523 30 00 Scania Group has made a huge global decision regarding its bus production as it closes a key plant and discontinues production for several Scania chassis models Scania Group has announced it has reshaped its bus and coach business overnight to provide customers with competitive and sustainable mobility solutions and secure profitable growth in a changing market environment which entails a more focused product portfolio and roadmap ahead a decision has been made to cease body production for Scania bus chassis at the plant in Słupsk A focused approach to Scania’s product portfolio and development ahead means the company will continue to manufacture rear and front engine chassis with broad options of powertrains but discontinue production of Scania Citywide Scania says it continues to offer customers complete buses and coaches an offer that increasingly builds on its strengths – the modular system an extensive service network and strong global and local partnerships with bodybuilders The bus and coach market was heavily impacted by the pandemic and although the market has gradually picked up “We are convinced that the bus and coach business will continue to be an important part of Scania’s offering going forward but we need an updated strategy that enables us to deliver on our customer promise and secures a profitable business globally,” Scania head of sales and marketing Stefano Fedel says RELATED ARTICLE: Scania introduces latest coach model into Australia The updated strategy will support Scania’s customer promise to be a global trusted partner for complete solutions by leveraging the strengths of the modular system Scania’s service network and global and local partnerships “By using Scania’s experience and wide range of powertrain options charging solutions and intelligent transport systems,” Fedel says To deliver on Scania’s customer promise and ensure the ability to better meet market requirements and customer demands the bus and coach business will get a leaner structure to improve speed and flexibility Scania has decided to close down the part of the plant in Słupsk Poland that is producing bodies for Scania chassis The body production will be gradually ended by the first quarter of 2024 This decision will not affect chassis production in Słupsk nor other Scania entities in Poland Scania continues to offer complete buses and coaches in increased cooperation with selected bodybuilders and partners in the industry “The majority of Scania’s bus and coach business has always been in cooperation with bodybuilders where a high service level and a strong global presence has been achieved with local setups,” Fedel says “This successful approach will be further developed now in even closer collaboration with our bodybuilders and partners to offer our customers complete solutions.” Australasian Bus & Coach (ABC) is the leading bus and coach publication in the region providing news directly to the local industry ABC has released monthly magazines all about buses and coaches while our website and eNewsletter continue to keep the industry updated each and every day.  CZS vs SOW Dream11: The Polish Basketball League is back and what a promising season lays ahead The teams are reset as usual and we have seen a decent chunk of games take place already Czarni Slupsk will take on Stal Ostrow Wiekopolski here Czarni won their last Polish Basketball League game but lost their last EuroBasket game losing to ZZ Leiden 78:74 despite 20 points performance by Shavon Campbell Stal defeated CZSzecin King 97:88 in the last game as Adonis Thomas had a monster 21 points game Home: Stal Ostrow Wiekopolski Away: Czarni Slupsk Match Timing: 2 October @ 09:00 PM (+05:30 UTC) Venue: Arena Ostrow Stal’s offense was sizzling against the King as the team clicked on 70% of their two-point shots and 48% of their three-point shots They also nabbed 17 out of 25 free-throws because of their aggressiveness Adonis and Damian Kulig combined for 41 points and that was the decisive factor Czarni has shown strong defense thus far and that seems to be their strength in the early going Czarni didn’t have a strong game last time around shooting just 38.5% from the two-point line and 29% from the three-point line Slupsk grabbed 12 offensive rebounds in the last game and that seems to be their strength I think Czarni will play better offensively against Stal and showcase great defense so this is going to be a fun battle Expected Slupsk Starters PF: Mikolaj Witilinski F: David DiLeo SG: Zack Bryant SG: Jakub Musial PG: Diante Watkins Stal Ostrow Expected Starters C: Damian Kulig PF: Nemanja Djurisic SF: Adonis Thomas SG: Jakub Garbacz PG: Quinetin Snider Shavon Coleman(CZS) Points: 20 Rebounds: 11 Assists: 02 Steals: 02 A 20+ points and 10+ rebounds double-double night showcases the imposing nature of Shavon I expect him to be in 12-18 points and 9-13 rebounds range Damian Kulig(SOW) Points: 20 Rebounds: 09 Assists: 04 Blocks: 02 Steals: 02 Damian comes into the game after a sizzling night and he can do so regularly. I expect a 12-16 points, 7-10 rebounds, and 1-3 steals/blocks range. He can be selected as a Star/Pro Player in the Dream 11 Prediction scenario Zack Bryant(CZS) Points: 12 Rebounds: 02 Assists: 03 Steals: 03 Zack shot 6/11 in the last game and he has been a big factor lately Jakub Garbacz(SOW) Points: 15 Rebounds: 05 Assists: 01 Jakub is a trigger-happy guard and score in bunches I expect him to be in 9-13 points range here Diante Watkins(CZS) Points: 11 Rebounds: 02 Assists: 02 Steals: 01 Diante shot just 3/12 in the last game but can recover from such a night Adonis Thomas(SOW) Points: 21 Rebounds: 01 Assists: 02 Steals: 02 Adonis turned out to be a strong scorer in the last game and can continue to do so I expect him to be in 14-19 points range here Mikolaj Witliniski(CZS) Points: 11 Rebounds: 05 Assists: 00 Steals: 01 Witliniski is a strong scorer Quentin Snider(SOW) Points: 02 Rebounds: 02 Assists: 05 Steals: 01 Snider is a strong playmaker and can be even better offensively than the above stats suggest I expect a 5-9 points and 4-6 assists range David DiLeo(CZS) Points: 08 Rebounds: 03 Assists: 02 Steals: 03 David is a strong starter Nemanja Djurisic(SOW) Points: 10 Rebounds: 04 Assists: 01 Nemanja made all of his five shots in the last game I expect a 7-10 points and 4-6 rebounds range Pawel Leonczyk(CZS) Points: 03 Rebounds: 06 Assists: 00 Pawel is a strong rebounder I expect a 4-6 points and 4-6 rebounds range Aigars Skele(SOW) Points: 08 Rebounds: 01 Assists: 05 Aigars has given depth to the one-guard position I believe he will be in 6-10 points and 4-6 assists range Jakub Musial(CZS) Points: 05 Rebounds: 04 Assists: 02 Jakub made just 1/6 in the last game Ojars Silins(SOW) Points: 10 Rebounds: 01 Assists: 00 Ojars can knock down the long ball Follow us on Google News!