History

06.09.1991

The Minister of National Education of the Polish Republic, Robert Glebocki, and the Minister of Science, Research and Culture of the Federal German State of Brandenburg, Hinrich Enderlein, sign a "Joint Declaration of Cooperation" making joint institutions, such as the Collegium Polonicum, the first imaginable of this kind.

20.12.1991

The Vice-Minister of National Education, Prof. Roman Duda, confirms the Consultation Council's resolution for the founding of the Collegium Polonicum in Slubice. This decision was initiated by Prof. Waldemar Pfeiffer (AMU and later EUV).

22.09.1995

Construction begins on the main building of the Collegium Polonicum.

12.10.1998

The inauguration of the academic year 1998/1999 in the first part of new building of the Collegium Polonicum.

06.02.2001

The inauguration of the completed building of the Collegium Polonicum holding a conference on "Poland as a member of the European Union - political and economic perspectives from the point of view of the "Weimar Triangle" with distinguished guests as Prof. Dr. Bronislaw Geremek (former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland), Prof. Dr. h.c. Hans-Dietrich Genscher (former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany) and Prof. Dr. Alfred Grosser (French historian).