Jan Molin, a Polish Motoring Hero
In the late 1920s Jan Molin organised the bus transport network for the Cieszyn Silesia region and became a leading local coachbuilder. Piotr Pluskowski recalls
Author: Pal Negyesi
Progress, A Soviet Bus Made in GDR
During the Cold War era occupying Soviet forces were deployed all over Eastern Europe. They did not mingle with locals – had their own schools,
Polish Microcars from Szczecin
Szczecin, once Stettin is known among classic car aficionados as the former home of Stoewer. But there were cars built there after the War reports Piotr
From Jetpack to Electric Bikes – Life of Justin Capră
Virgilius Justin Capră was one of the most prolific Romanian inventors and engineers. He is best known as the inventor of the jet pack, but
Röck – An Early Automobile Manufacturer in Hungary
The István Röck Machine, Boiler Factory and Foundry was an early supporter of the nascent Hungarian auto industry The Röck family first offered scieves and
Motoring History of Koszalin – from Grade to Bałtyk
The Polish city of Koszalin was once part of Germany. Piotr Pluskowski charts the city’s motoring history. Koszalin is an industrial town at the Baltic
Beuchelt – Submarines, Bridges, Waggons and Cars
Though the cars made by Beuchelt are just a footne in most historical books, the company has a rich history. Story by Piotr Pluskowski Western