Then you have to climb old stairs onto the 4th or 5th floor. There it will be. But Juzik's people have their ways to gate crash in there. They may officially arrest or unofficially beat up. Some people cooperate with the Warsaw Karta , some create radio programs for Polish Radio 5, others think founding their own radio station in Warsaw, and still others have their performances arranged by Poznan's 8th Day Theater.
People go to Poland to get work experience as journalists, on scholarships.
Exhibitions are organized and Belarusian concerts are staged. Because it's much closer than France or Germany. Because there lives a Belarusian minority which organizes their festivals and issues their own magazines. Because there's no linguistic barrier. Apart from being close linguistically and culturally, I can feel in the Polish audience a certain nostalgia for the times of resistance to dictatorship.