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statute
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briefing
Adam Mickiewicz in Istanbul: a poet's house, a shared memory
Editorial briefing on the Adam Mickiewicz Museum in Istanbul — a Polish national poet's last residence in the Ottoman capital and a living symbol of the bilateral cultural memory the association curates.
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Six centuries of Polish–Turkish diplomacy
Editorial briefing on the diplomatic thread from the first Polish embassy to the Ottoman court in 1414 through the 1923 Treaty of Friendship to shared NATO membership.
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“The envoy from Lehistan has not yet arrived”
On the best-known story in the bilateral relationship, what can and cannot be documented about it, and the Ottoman conduct during the partitions that stands behind it.
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Polonezköy: the Polish village near Istanbul
The 1842 foundation of Adampol under Prince Adam Czartoryski's emigration, and the settlement's survival into the present.
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Vienna 1683: one battle, two national memories
How Poland and Türkiye each remember 12 September 1683, and why a decisive military defeat did not damage the long-term relationship.
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Trade, investment and the modern economic relationship
The legal framework governing bilateral commerce — the 1995 EU–Türkiye Customs Union and its limits — and the sectors where exchange concentrates.
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Turks in Poland: work, study and settling in
Composition and geography of the Turkish community in Poland, and the recurring practical needs recorded in the association's own case load.
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Poles in Türkiye: from Adampol to Antalya
Four waves of Polish presence in Türkiye — political exiles, officers in Ottoman service, specialists of the young Republic, and today's residents.
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Words that travelled: Turkish in Polish, Polish in Turkish
The vocabulary Polish absorbed from Ottoman Turkish and Turkic languages, the indirect routes it took, and the single Polish word that travelled the other way.
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Two allies: Poland and Türkiye in European security
Accession dates, opposite flanks of the same alliance, points of divergence, and why security policy underpins the cultural relationship.
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Tea, bread and hospitality: shared everyday habits
Parallel domestic customs in the two cultures, the genuine differences newcomers misread, and practical notes for people arriving in either direction.
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