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Cultural representations of the Warsaw Uprising : ウィキペディア英語版 | Cultural representations of the Warsaw Uprising
The representation of the Warsaw Uprising in the media had already become controversial even before it began. By the time it ended in capitulation in October 1944, the questions about why no effective support had been available were in the public mind, but debate about them remained unclear in the wartime situation. After the war, information about the uprising was suppressed under communism, gradually resurfacing from the 1960s until finally in the 1990s more or less the full story could be told. The 60th anniversary in 2004 was marked by widespread discussion in the media both in Poland and through the rest of the world; this coincided with the opening of a museum of the uprising in Warsaw and many public ceremonies involving those who had fought in the uprising. ==Art works immediately after the war== In 1945 Tadeusz Kulisiewicz made a series of drawings called ''Warsaw ruins''.
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