Poles were left shaken and stirred by news that a suspected British agent called James Bond was on Her Majesty's secret service in the country in the 1960s, after the country's Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) posted about him on social media. According to the institute's archive, James Bond came to Poland on Feb. 18, 1964 and was officially employed as an archivist for the British Embassy Military Attaché.

The name's Bond, seriously: 007's namesake found in Polish archive

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The name's Bond, seriously: 007's namesake found in Polish archive