TOMASZ GLINIECKI – Dr. habil., historian, pedagogue, journalist, former editor-in-chief of Gazeta Olsztyńska [“Olsztyn Journal”], and deputy director of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk, now the research fellow in the Stutthof Museum. His most important research areas are the interface between media and the military, war propaganda and myths, and the military actions during World War II in the areas of the contemporary territory of northern Poland. His most important publications include: Echa pancernego rajdu. Propaganda wojenna i mity wyzwoleńcze na przykładzie operacji mławsko-elbląskiej Armii Czerwonej w 1945 roku [Echoes of the Tank Raid: War Propaganda and Liberation Myths as Exemplified by the Red Army’s Mława–Elbląg Operation in 1945] (2017); Walki Armii Czerwonej w delcie Wisły (styczeń–maj 1945) [Red Army fighting in the Vistula Delta (January–May 1945)] (2019); Krzywy obraz wojny. Armia Czerwona w Gdańsku i Prusach w 1945 roku [A Distorted View of War: The Red Army in Gdańsk and Prussia in 1945] (together with D. Panto, 2019); Odciąć Prusy Wschodnie! Pancerna szpica operacji mławsko-elbląskiej w styczniu 1945 r. [Cut off East Prussia! The armored spearhead of the Mława-Elbląg Operation in January 1945] (2021) and a two-volume monograph about the military activities and propaganda entitled Gdańsk ’45. Opanowanie Pomorza Gdańskiego przez Armię Czerwoną [Gdańsk ’45:The Red Army Conquest of Gdańsk Pomerania] (2024).