Frank Milewski

Frank Milewski is the New York City Division President of the Polish American Congress

Most Recent Articles by Frank Milewski:


Walter Kolodziejek

Caricaturing a people as “inferior” is nothing new to modern-day times. It was very common in World War ll

The Polish Underground Resistance was the largest and most effective resistance in all German-occupied Europe. It contributed significantly to the Allied victory against Hitler.



OBSERVING ITS 75TH ANNIVERSARY

Polish suffering and Polish resistance to the Nazis and the Communists are an essential part of this history.


Polish veterans who survived the war and joined the Polish American Congress after emigrating to the U.S. are some of those authorities who challenge this German propaganda

Born in Radom, Poland, shortly before Germany’s invasion of Poland that started World War II

The Pulaski group was created as a Polish fraternal organization within the N.Y. City Police Department

The Polish Jerusalem – A History of Endurance

1944 Warsaw Uprising

Polish Catholic Auschwitz survivor Walter Kolodziejek

The Polish American Congress expressed its congratulations and appreciation to the Pilsudski Institute for its effort to prevent this Polish anniversary from being forgotten.

Mr. Kolodziejek is believed to be the only one still living with this kind of tattoo

The First Polish Republic (1569-1795).

Known today as “Polish Militia 1833”

Waclaw (Walter) Kolodziejek of New York City: He refused to accommodate the Germans by refusing to die.

Israel’s Yad Vashem Medal of Honor as “Righteous Among the Nations”

Col. Francis S. Gabreski

U.S. Air Ace Col. Francis S. Gabreski

Epiphany Sunday

Six million Polish citizens were killed in World War II and the Holocaust – three million Jews and three million Christians.

The Polish community has developed an information network to advise each other about anti-Polish bias when they come across it.

Michael Preisler, Auschwitz #22213: “The Germans created and operated Auschwitz as a death factory but a lot of American media call it a Polish camp, not a German camp.”

Rita Cosby reveals "Secrets From My Father's Past" in her new book "Quiet Hero" as Polish American Congress Marks Somber WWII date

March 27th at 3:00 p.m.

More Poles were killed while rescuing Jews than anyone else