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Does Poland have a long-term memory policy? We will ask Dr. hab. Marcin Napiórkowski
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Does Poland have a long-term memory policy? We will ask Dr. hab. Marcin Napiórkowski

Ph.D. Marcin Napiórkowski on how historical memory protects Poland against disinformation

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  • In the Morning Conversation on RMF FM, Dr.
  • Marcin Napiórkowski, director of the Polish History Museum in Warsaw, will talk about the role of historical memory in state security, long-term memory policy in Poland and ways of talking about history.
  • The conversation led by Tomasz Terlikowski will start after 8:00.

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The text is a preview of the Morning Conversation on RMF FM with Dr. Hab. Marcin Napiórkowski, director of the Polish History Museum in Warsaw, on historical memory, state security and disinformation.

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According to Dr. hab. Marcin Napiórkowski, historical memory is important for state security. How can the politics of memory protect Poland against disinformation?

We will also ask the director of the Polish History Museum in Warsaw whether Poland has a long-term memory policy. How to talk about Polish history in an interesting way?

We invite you to Tomasz Terlikowski's interview just after... 8:00 to RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, website RMF24.pl, RMF ON application and our social media!

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  • Does Poland already have a long-term memory policy?

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