Krakow Stories

Diego Ramírez has exactly ONE rule for his day off: no detective work. The enthusiastic Spanish waiter promised his boss Matteo he'd spend the day being a normal tourist in Kraków-visiting monuments, taking selfies, staying out of trouble. Simple, right? Wrong. Five minutes at Wawel Castle, Diego witnesses what looks like an international art smuggling operation: a nervous Italian man exchanging a briefcase full of medieval dragon replicas in a shadowy transaction. His inner detective (and inner chaos) immediately takes over. Armed with broken Polish, theatrical hand gestures, and absolutely zero investigative training, Diego launches his own amateur investigation. He follows suspects through Old Town. He takes "covert" photographs (that are anything but subtle). He accidentally crashes a midnight exchange at Market Square. There's just one problem: Diego's investigating completely innocent people. But while chasing the wrong suspects, Diego's chaotic "evidence gathering" accidentally captures ACTUAL criminals in the background of his tourist photos. Now he's tangled in a real police investigation, trying to clear the people he wrongly suspected while helping catch thieves who definitely don't want a clumsy Spanish waiter ruining their plans. Between fountain mishaps, pierogi-related disasters, and one very exasperated police inspector, Diego proves that sometimes the best detectives are the ones who have no idea what they're doing. A FREE comedic mystery spin-off from The Bellini-Zielińska Mysteries series. ✨ New readers welcome! No prior knowledge needed-Diego's enthusiasm (and confusion) transcends everything. 📚 Love Diego? Meet the full detective team in Murder à la Polonaise and Cold Case Files-available on Amazon! https://amzn.eu/d/1ZyAeL9 🌐 Author site: https://francorwestley.wixsite.com/author Perfect for fans of: Cozy mysteries - Culinary fiction - Cultural comedy - Lovable disasters - Accidental heroes

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In Kraków, where church bells echo longer than court verdicts, Marek Kowalczyk quits the police force. Not because he's weak-but because he sees too clearly. Justice is negotiated, delayed, sold. So he walks away from the badge, but not from responsibility. Guided by his grandfather's Bible, he begins to act when violent men walk free. He doesn't see himself as a savior. Just a witness. If he's wrong, God will sort him out in the end.

Florian ma osiemnaście lat, chodzi do liceum w Krakowie i zbiera kasztany na Plantach, zamiast planować przyszłość. Do dnia, w którym budzi się z czterema łokciami i dowiaduje się, że ma... sto dni na decyzję. Nie na to, kim chce być. Na to, czy świat w ogóle ma jeszcze sens. Z przyszłości przychodzi Sora - chłopak z uśmiechem jak z reklamy i planem, który brzmi rozsądniej niż bohaterstwo: pozbawić ludzi mocy wyboru, żeby nikt już nie musiał cierpieć. Są też dwaj bracia z końca świata. Jeden nie potrafi kłamać, bo widzi emocje jak przewody. Drugi sprawia, że ziemia pamięta, jak się żyje. A pomiędzy nimi Florian, który chciał tylko zaprosić Marysię na studniówkę. To nie jest historia o supermocach. To historia o tym, że czasem największym aktem odwagi jest pozwolić sobie kochać, nawet jeśli wiesz, że zostało ci tylko sto dni.

Dwie nastolatki przeżywają przygody powodowane buntem i chęcią odkrywania dorosłego świata. Często podwija im się noga,lecz zawsze spadają na cztery łapy. Mają głowę pełną pomysłów,które różnie się kończą. Sprawdź co tym razem przyjdzie im do głowy! BENG BENG

Wszystko w porządku. Szczęśliwa rodzina. Dumni rodzice. Najlepsza szkoła w mieście. Obcowanie ze Złotą Polską Młodzieżą. Pieniądze na wszystkie zachcianki. Naprawdę nie może być lepiej.

This is going to be the history of my OC Warsaw who helps Poland take care of the country. Since I'm half Polish i might show the country in a little better than it really was but I'll try not to. So ready to find out about the history of Poland?

1939, Poland. Germany has invaded Poland and captured Krakow. Some are hopeful that things can continue the way they were. Others know that things will never be the same. Janek Sadowski is a jazz pianist in Krakow. The memory of what happened the day the Germans took Krakow still haunts him, no matter how much he tries to get back to normal, like his wife and the other members of their jazz quartet seem to have. However, when the people around them start to disappear and he learns of a dangerous secret, he realizes that nobody around him has moved on from what happened. And now, it's his turn to fight the powers that be. The battle for Krakow might be over, but the war is just beginning. And Janek is about to find himself right in the middle of it.

To tylko moje przemyślenia mam nadzieję że ktoś coś z nich wyciągnie. Może ktoś mnie w końcu zrozumie.

The Merry Men are an English spy cell sent to get information about the Jewish situation then jet back to Blighty.... Only it doesn't happen like that. One of their number 'Friar Tuck' is killed going over and two others are injured on landing, they are forced to go against protocal and accept the help of a half English German soldier to reach Poland. Benjamin, forced on the frontline by a jealous high ranking Nazi officer joins the Merry Men to return home, only to find his wife gone and himself falling for the Jewish Nazi killer 'Marion', as he helps the cell aid Jews.

Ellie - zakręcona dziewczyna. Polka mieszkająca w Anglii pełna poczucia humoru, i entuzjazmu. Co spotka ja w jej nastoletnim życiu?...

*the views expressed in this piece are by no means meant to offend, but rather to illustrate the harsh life in the Ghetto, and the extreme extent of human brutality.