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Welcome to "Przekrój"!

In case you wonder where you are, and especially since you probably can’t pronounce the name of this website, here’s a little help. “Przekrój” (pron. ‘p-SHEH-crooy’) is the oldest magazine about society and culture in Poland. Now it’s also available in English!

“Przekrój” Magazine brings to the English reader some of the best journalism from across Central and Eastern Europe, in such fields as culture, society, ecology and literature. Stand aside from the haste and fierceness of everyday news and join us now!

A Communist LSD Trip. The Story of Czechoslovak Acid ♫

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Read by Marek Raczkowski / Richard Greenhill, illustration: Marek Raczkowski

In the 1960s, LSD was legally available across Czechoslovakia. A writer recounts the story of how a communist state became the leading manufacturer of a psychedelic drug. Original text written by Aleksander Kaczorowski. 

Read by Richard Greenhill.

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A Communist LSD Trip

A Communist LSD Trip
The Story of Czechoslovak Acid

Magazine / society
In the 1960s, LSD was legally available across Czechoslovakia. A writer recounts the story of how a communist state became the leading manufacturer of a psychedelic drug. Aleksander Kaczorowski
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Halik’s Many Faces

Halik’s Many Faces
An Interview with Marcin Borchardt

Reading / culture
Marcin Borchardt, director of the documentary film “Tony Halik”, talks about myths and realities across the life of one of Poland’s most loved journalists. Mateusz Demski
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Gingerbread Therapy

Gingerbread Therapy
Coping with Christmas Alone

Magazine / society
Faced with the prospect of a lonely Christmas, our writer found sentimental comfort in baking her own gingerbread cake. Monika Kucia
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Samba in a World of Silence

Samba in a World of Silence
How Deaf People Feel Music

Magazine / society
Sound can be felt in many ways. In Poland, deaf people can experience music through a number of community projects and technological innovations. Berenika Steinberg