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USHMM celebrates Captain Witold Pilecki and The Auschwitz Volunteer

Coming Fall 2013 - Sikorski: No Simple Soldier—A Visual History of World War II's Unsung Allied Leader

The 2011 Aquila Polonica Prize - Winners announced by Polish Studies Association at 2011 ASEEES Convention.

Aquila Polonica on national TV - interview on Lifetime television morning show The Balancing Act

Wall Street Journal Europe – Opinion by Aquila Polonica publisher Terry Tegnazian, “Polish Heroes: The history of the country's World War II resistance against Nazi Germany fell victim to Realpolitik.”

Publishers Weekly – “Aquila Polonica Finds Its Niche”

Warsaw Business Journal - Opinion by Aquila Polonica publisher Terry Tegnazian, "The Polish Connection."

Poland WWII Photos

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Benjamin Franklin Awards™

Named in honor of America's most cherished publisher/printer, the Benjamin Franklin Awards™ are bestowed each year by the Independent Book Publishers Association to recognize excellence in independent publishing.

Now entering its 24th year, the Benjamin Franklin Awards have become established as one of the publishing industry's premier award competitions. Although initially created by IBPA to recognize independent publishers, the competition is open to all publishers, large or small, whether or not they are members of IBPA.

Publications, grouped by genre, are judged on editorial and design merit by top practitioners in each field.

Nearly 1,300 submissions were winnowed down to three finalists in each category for the 2011 Benjamin Franklin Awards. One winner in each category receives the Gold Award, while the remaining two finalists in that category receive the Silver Award.

The trophies are presented to the publishers during a gala awards ceremony on the last evening of the Publishing University (just before the opening of BookExpo America).

Aquila Polonica is proud to report that every one of its books published so far has been honored with either a Gold and/or a Silver Benjamin Franklin Award—establishing an outstanding track record of excellence in independent publishing.