Adam Michnik

Remembering Bob Silvers

On the late editor of The New York Review

Stendhal’s Grudge

Why do we love Stendhal? We love Stendhal for his lack of hypocrisy, for honesty toward himself, for dignity when confronted with villainy, and for the sense of intrinsic value devoid of narcissism and devastating megalomania.

On Andrei Sakharov

After the Smolensk Crash: “A New Community” of Poland and Russia?

The Smolensk catastrophe broke something in our Polish and Russian hearts. In the hearts of the leaders and of regular people. It was as if a gigantic dam opened—a dam behind which unexpressed words and gestures were piled up.

On the Side of Geremek

After Five Years

The Polish Witch-Hunt

A Death in St. Petersburg

On Zbigniew Herbert (1924–1998)

‘More Humility, Fewer Illusions’——A Talk between Adam Michnik and Jürgen Habermas

An Embarrassing Anniversary

An Appeal

Poland and the Jews

My Vote Against Walesa

The Two Faces of Europe

Help Salman Rushdie!

For a Polish-Russian Dialogue: An Open Letter

Letter from the Gdansk Prison

In Investigation Prison

The Polish Resistance