Kossak Krakow
Plac Kossaka 1 Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
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Customer Service and a Culinary Competition
... something different at every meal. Not that you couldn't do the same in Mexico. And they don't use many chilis in Bulgarian cuisine, so Mexico definitely has them in that department. And I'd rather eat Mexican food with a Modelo and a lime in the summer, but I'd take a hearty Bulgarian clay pot and a glass of red in the winter. So maybe its a tequila and bourbon sort of thing where it just comes down to season. And actually that sounds about ...
Krakow Part 2 (Visit to the Salt Mines)
... where mo. And dad felt ripped off was on one of the tours offered by the plethora of companies in the square in little golf cart like vehicles. I think if they had booked through Bart at the hotel it might not have been as much (300 zl negotiated down from 350). I tried the shampoo dye and so far am still around to tell the tale. I didn't do too much damage to the bathroom either! As mentioned in the following entry, did not pass a great night owing to all the noise in the ...
Saving the world entire
... get rich - he acquired an ex-Jewish factory very cheaply and then saw a way to have it staffed for practically nothing but on being there and the more he learned about their circumstances, the more he was convicted that he needed to do something. And do something he did - saving 1 200 Jewish people - ...
Some days it's hard to get organised!
... appeared to be following the trend towards modernity and it seems that if Feivel was buried in section 8 then he was likely part of this congregation.
Sadly there is no indication in the reference as to when the burial took place and there are no surviving records from the Synagogue itself.
I did discover that a large number of the Krakow records have been microfilmed by the Mormans and are available to view in London so I will spend another day ...
Cracow Culture
... use as rugs, textiles, etc., made me physically ill, The coldness, the pure evil, a “normal” mind simply can’t comprehend. No matter how many times one has heard the stories, a trip here is powerful. I skipped my planned jazz show, ate in the square while listening to Polish folk music and tried to clear the thoughts of past atrocities.
Sometimes Where You Are Right Now Is Exactly Where You Should Be
It’s day 4 ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Kossak



