Ministries, state companies, schools and museums are all getting involved in the promotion of history.

Poles do not want Polish land to be sold to foreigners and are reluctant to employ them. One in three is prejudiced against Jewish people and the LGBT community.

Most Poles consider themselves to be patriots and say there's nothing to be ashamed of in Poland's history.

PiS will try to change the dominant narrative on the subjects such as Jedwabne, the cursed soldiers and Solidarność.

Poland and Ukraine have different interpretations of a shared history, which is being brought back onto the public agenda after decades of silence.

The amendments to the law on IPN came into force today. They will politicise it and expand its powers - the next step could be an amendment to the law on vetting.

According to the Institute for National Remembrance, Lech Wałęsa committed to being an informant for the Communist security police in the early 1970s. How will the disclosure of this information impact PiS's rhetoric and actions?