Founded in 1947 by a group of Polish intellectuals, Krakus has become a cornerstone of regional journalism in Kraków, Lesser Poland. Initially aimed at promoting local culture and democracy in the aftermath of World War II, the newspaper has since expanded its coverage to include news, politics, arts, and community events. Its notable milestones include promoting Poland's cultural heritage and undertaking investigative reporting during pivotal political changes. Renowned for its rigorous standards and commitment to truth, Krakus remains a trusted source that influences public opinion and fosters civic engagement. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of Krakus, Kraków, Lesser Poland, Poland starting 1822, with a total of 801 scans available. Explore historical figures and events, and even uncover stories from your own family history by searching through these invaluable archives.