Jarosław Rabiński

Professor Jarosław Rabiński serves at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin within the Faculty of Humanities, Department of Spanish Studies, Politics and International Relations. He directs the Centre for Research on the History of the Polish State in Exile (2021-2024) and edits The Exile History Review. His academic leadership extends to critical editorial projects including multi-volume editions of General Sikorski's War Diary.

Professor Rabiński's research centers on modern Polish political history with specialized focus on the Polish government-in-exile, Christian democratic movements, and World War II military history. His work demonstrates particular expertise in source criticism and primary document analysis, especially regarding General Władysław Sikorski's command records and Polish exile political structures. His publications reveal evolving research trajectories from wartime diplomacy toward post-war political transformations and memory studies.

His recent publications show concentrated analysis of Polish exile institutions, Christian democratic networks across Europe, and critical examinations of wartime propaganda. The scholarly output demonstrates methodological rigor in archival research combined with thematic consistency in exploring Poland's political continuity during state collapse. His editorial leadership on Sikorski's diary volumes represents significant contribution to military history documentation.

Professor Rabiński actively engages in knowledge dissemination through archival research trips (including Hoover Institution Archives), conference presentations across Europe, and expert consultations for educational programs like New Ukrainian School. His directorship of the Centre for Research on the History of the Polish State in Exile coordinates multi-institutional historical projects examining Poland's wartime and post-war political continuity.