• Polish history in the second half of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, in particular: Polish parliamentary history, the position of national minorities, biographies, press history, history of Krakow, the fate of the Poles after World War II;
• recent history of Polish with a particular focus: history of opposition and social resistance after World War II, the history of the communist movement in Poland – everyday life in PRL;
• Polish history of the twentieth century (social, economic, political), the history of state and local government in Poland;
• communist Poland history, history of Polish Workers 'Party and the Polish United Workers' Party, Polish-Soviet party relations in the years 1944-1956 on the background of the accounts of other communist parties in Eastern Europe with Soviet party.

• biographies;
• monographs of local government units;
• opinions on the merits of the documents as well as their credibility;
• analysis;
• expertise;
• publications (also as the preparation of course materials for web portals);
• lectures, presentations, training for a variety of audiences on the newest history of Poland.

Methods and research techniques:

• methods and techniques of historical sciences research.

• cooperation with the local government administration;
• cooperation with the state administration;
• cooperation with cultural institutions.