A Dream Home in Wroclaw

Dorota and Mariusz Szlachcic are architects in the Polish city of Wrocław. They now live in a dream-home that they designed themselves -- in a park that's just 15 minutes from the historical city center.

Date 12.09.2018
Related Subjects Architecture, Poland, Brutalist
Keywords Wroclaw, Poland, architecture, living, deluxe
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Nationalized Jewish property: Warsaw's restitution problem 27.01.2020

Poland was one of 47 countries to sign the Terezin Declaration on Holocaust Era Assets and Related Issues, but the country has never followed up with legal regulations. Few believe US pressure will alter the situation.

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Mediterranean-style Living 29.11.2018

Eric Bensaïd had a house built that’s already full of stories. The interior’s retro-look comes from a colorful fusion of designer furniture and recycled materials. And the view of the Mediterranean is unbeatable.

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The embrace in Krzyzowa: An icon of German-Polish relations 12.11.2019

On November 12, 1989, the leaders of Poland and Germany met at a reconciliation mass and exchanged a symbol of peace. Their historic embrace became an icon of modern German-Polish relations.

Date 12.09.2018
Related Subjects Architecture, Poland, Brutalist
Keywords Wroclaw, Poland, architecture, living, deluxe
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Rainer Werner Fassbinder bei Dreharbeiten zu Die Ehe der Maria Braun (picture alliance/dpa)

What defined filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder

The German director, who was born 75 years ago, was extremely prolific despite his destructive lifestyle. A Fassbinder expert tells DW about how his genius was first recognized abroad.

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Cornelia Funke – A fabulous storyteller

She's one of Germany's most successful children's authors worldwide: Cornelia Funke is beloved for the fantastic worlds she creates.

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The Moers Festival: digital this time, but also very analog

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Can circuses survive the COVID-19 crisis?

Circuses are among the cultural enterprises particularly affected by the COVID-19 restrictions. Small, long-established family businesses are struggling to survive — and even global giant Cirque du Soleil is suffering.

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Coronavirus: The best visualizations to understand why social distancing matters

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