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SUMMARY:Polish Codebreaking Festival Bletchley Park 25th & 26th July
DESCRIPTION:Rediscover a British-Polish WWII story at Bletchley Park. Listen to talks with historians\, take part in interactive workshops and demonstrations as well as enjoying a festival atmosphere for all the family. Open to all\, all events in English.\n25th & 26th July\, 10:00-17:30\, Bletchley Park \nVisit the event webpage to Book Tickets: Polish Codebreaking Festival | Bletchley Park \nThis summer Bletchley Park and the Polish Cultural Institute together with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland and the Enigma Centre from Poznan\, invite you to discover a powerful story of ingenuity\, collaboration and determination. \nAcross one vibrant weekend\, explore how early Enigma breakthroughs by Polish mathematicians and intelligence pioneers helped shape and influence the codebreaking work at Bletchley Park. Through conversation\, music\, creativity and discovery\, this festival invites you to explore and celebrate codebreaking history. \nA story that connects nations \nLong before Bletchley Park’s large scale codebreaking work started\, Polish cryptologists had already achieved what was deemed impossible; breaking German military Enigma. This festival shines a light on that shared history\, where ideas\, people and ingenuity crossed borders\, in the face of uncertainty. \nUncover these connections for yourself\, from hands-on challenges inspired by early codebreaking techniques to expert insights into the minds behind the mission of breaking Enigma. \nExplore\, create and discover \nDrop into interactive workshops\, meet visiting experts from the Enigma Cipher Centre in Poland\, hear from celebrated authors and see codebreaking techniques brought to life through demonstrations and storytelling. \nWhether you’re deciphering a puzzle\, crafting your own code\, or simply soaking up the atmosphere\, there’s something here for every level of interest. \nFamilies can dive into creative activities together\, while those seeking deeper insight can enjoy a programme of talks that reveal the human stories behind the maths. \nA festival atmosphere \nThroughout the weekend\, Bletchley Park will come alive with live music\, performance and the flavours of Poland. Relax on the lawns as music drifts across the park or gather with others to share in moments of reflection and celebration. \nFind out more and join our evening talk \nFor those who want to delve deeper\, a special evening event will bring together Dr Marek Grajek and Sir Dermot Turing to explore the Polish codebreaking story in greater depth\, offering fresh perspectives on a history that still resonates today. For more information go to the separate event page. \nProgramme of activities available can be found below. \nDelicious traditional Polish food will be served throughout the weekend from On’On Grill & Pierogi. \nProgramme \nSaturday\nMANSION BALLROOM\nLimited seating available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n10.30-11.00: Introductory Talk\nDiscover the connection between Bletchley Park and Polish codebreaking\, with the Bletchley Park Historians.\n11.30-12.30: Talk by author Clare Mulley\nLearn about the remarkable life of Polish-born pioneering female special agent Krystyna Skarbek.\n13.00-14.00: Talk by Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\nHear from leading experts in Polish wartime intelligence and cryptology.\n14.30-15.30: Talk by author Clare Mulley\nDiscover the story of Elżbieta Zawacka\, Polish-born Countess and the only woman to parachute from Britain to German-occupied Poland during World War Two.\n\nMANSION LIBRARY\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Cyclometer Demonstration\nDiscover the workings of the first electromechanical device created by Marian Rejewski to help break German Enigma keys. Hosted by Jerry McCarthy (The National Museum of Computing).\n\nHUT 1\nLimited spaces available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n12.00-12.30: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n14.30-15.00: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n\nHUT 12\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Creative Family Workshop\nJoin the Bletchley Park Learning team for hands on activities and challenges inspired by the pioneering work of Polish codebreakers\n\nTENNIS COURT\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Discovery Tent\nDiscover more about Polish codebreaking with the team from the Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznan. Includes a rare opportunity to see objects on display from their collection.\n\nOUTSIDE LAWN  \n\n12.30-13.00: Performance by Polish-born and London based jazz vocalist Elwira Rejnowicz\n13.30-15.00: Performance by award winning British-Polish singer\, songwriter Katy Carr\n15.30-16.00: Performance by Polish-born and London based jazz vocalist Elwira Rejnowicz\n\nAUDITORIUM\nSeparately ticketed event \n\n16.30: Talk: Polish Codebreaking and Bletchley Park\nA talk and conversation with Dr Marek Grajek\, Sir Dermot Turing and Dr David Kenyon. \n\nSunday\nMANSION BALLROOM\nLimited seating available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n10.30-11.00: Introductory Talk\nDiscover the connection between Bletchley Park and Polish codebreaking\, with the Bletchley Park Historians.\n11.30-12.30: Talk by author Robert Gawłowski\nLearn about the story of Marian Rejewski\, the man who started the revolution in cryptology.\n13.00-14.00: Talk by Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\nHear from leading experts in Polish wartime intelligence and cryptology.\n14.30-15.30: Talk by author Robert Gawłowski\nLearn about the story of Marian Rejewski\, the man who started the revolution in cryptology.\n\nMANSION LIBRARY\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Cyclometer Demonstration\nDiscover the workings of the first electromechanical device created by Marian Rejewski to help break German Enigma keys. Hosted by Jerry McCarthy (The National Museum of Computing).\n\nHUT 1\nLimited spaces available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n12.00-12.30: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n14.30-15.00: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n\nHUT 12\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Creative Family Workshop\nJoin the Bletchley Park Learning team for hands on activities and challenges inspired by the pioneering work of Polish codebreakers\n\nTENNIS COURT\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Discovery Tent\nDiscover more about Polish codebreaking with the team from the Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznan. Includes a rare opportunity to see objects on display from their collection.\n\nOUTSIDE LAWN  \n\n12.30-13.00: Performance by Mazury Dance Company\n13.30-15.00: Performance by award winning British-Polish singer\, songwriter Katy Carr\n\nVisit the event webpage to Book Tickets: \nPolish Codebreaking Festival | Bletchley Park
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/polish-codebreaking-festival-bletchley-park-25th-26th-july/2026-07-26/
LOCATION:Bletchely Park\, The Mansion\, Bletchley Park\, Sherwood Drive\, Bletchley\, Milton Keynes\, MK3 6EB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Learn,Music,Talks
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SUMMARY:Joseph Conrad and Cinema
DESCRIPTION:As the critic F. R. Leavis put it\, Joseph Conrad’s stories ‘invite the cinematographer’. In partnership with the Polish Cultural Institute\, Ciné Lumière is screening a selection of the finest screen adaptations of Conrad’s work\, showcasing the wide range of cinematic visions he has inspired.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEach film will be accompanied by an expert introduction illuminating how the filmmaker has responded to Conrad’s source material. These screenings will run from 1–11 November\, to coincide with a special event at the British Library on 7 November celebrating the publication of The Resonance of Joseph Conrad in Contemporary Culture\, edited by Professor Agnieszka Adamowicz-Pośpiech.
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/joseph-conrad-and-cinema/
LOCATION:Institut français\, London\, 17 Queensbery Pl\, Kensington\, SW7 2DT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film
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SUMMARY:Every Minute Motherland Dance Performance + Q&A
DESCRIPTION:Every Minute Motherland is a dance performance created by Maciej Kuźmiński and devised using documentary methods in response to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and the ensuing refugee crisis. The piece was developed in collaboration with a Polish-Ukrainian team – including refugees – and dramaturg Paul Bargetto.\nThe work is inspired by the personal stories of the dancers and rooted in extensive laboratory-based research. It explores the effects of trauma\, exile\, and alienation\, framed by broader themes of war\, identity\, and the inescapable forces of history and geography. \nAgainst the numbing backdrop of televised and social media coverage\, the performance shifts our focus to the bodies of the witnesses – their lived experiences transcribed into movement and time\, reaching toward the spirit of ritual and myth. \nFrom Mariupol to Kharkiv\, and across every place touched by war\, artists and cultural institutions have been deliberately targeted in attempts to erase Ukrainian national identity. This project stands as an act of resistance against these crimes and a powerful statement of solidarity with Ukraine.\n\nPresented by Polish Cultural Institute in London and Adam Mickiewicz Institute as part of UK/Poland Season 2025.\nReviews of Every Minute Motherland \n“The piece\, was as oppressive as it was fascinating. […] Horrific in statement\, frighteningly beautiful in artistic execution.” \nHelmut Jasny \n“It is an evening that leaves the emotions on the stage and invites the audience to watch this meditation on mourning. Everything remains incomprehensible and at the same time directly touching.” \nTorben Ibs \n \nAbout Maciej Kuzminski \nMaciej Kuźmiński\, born in 1985\, is a freelance Polish choreographer creating since 2014. \nHis works are described as pure\, with grounded\, dynamic movement\, and revolve around existential and philosophy concepts. The artist’s creations have been presented over 300 times in 22 countries\, gradually gaining international recognition. The artist has choreographed for companies like Staatstheater Kassel\, Scapino Ballet Rotterdam\, Polish Dance Theatre\, and conservatoires like Trinity Laban\, Codarts and PERA among others. \nHis independent pieces made for Maciej Kuźmiński Company have received more than 30 awards for choreography\, making Kuźmiński one of the most often awarded Polish dance creator. After the premiere Every Minute Motherland was already presented in Luxembourg\, Vilnius\, Munster\, Munich\, Potsdam\, Cologne\, Gera\, Berlin\, Olomouc\, Maastricht\, Darmstadt\, Liege and had a tour within Poland. According to a review of German dance critic Melanie Suchy\, published in December 2022\, the piece was a “play of the year”.
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/every-minute-motherland-dance-performance-qa/
LOCATION:The Place London\, 17 Duke's Road\, London\, London\, WC1H 9PY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Theatre & Dance
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