Bożena Ratter: Reform26 involves denying our children national identity
date:02 September 2026 Editor: Anna
The method of destroying Poland's material property besides applied to Its essence- national identity, not only in Ukraine but in Poland and the world. Tadeusz Iwański, a typical of the Ukrainian number who replaced places as crucial in the past of the Republic and Europe as Chocim, Bar and Kamieniec Podolski with the term- Україна памятка архітектурi .
The first day of the school year is behind us. Innovation of the "programming" changes Nowacka Reforma26 is intended precisely to deprive our children of national identity, belonging to the Polish state of 1060 years of tradition.
Content of the letter from 2022 to Tadeusz Iwański, worker of the Mark Karp East Studies Centre legally supervised by the Chancellery of the Prime Minister.
"On board the Polish LOT airline in April issue of the on-board magazine I read your article "The charm of Ukraine". He raised my concern about the authority of the University of Warsaw, on which you gained cognition as well as about the material condition of the institution where you work.
When writing about cultural mosaic in Ukraine, you forgot to mention Poles, what could be attributed to ignorance, and since it would be offensive to the postgraduate of the University of Warsaw and to the University of Warsaw, I presume that you represent the interest of Ukrainian nation and this utmost one, for which Polishness is inactive unacceptable. The adjective "Polish" is absent in your text.
Please remember that both your studies and your current activities are financed from the money of the Polish payer (mys too) and it is the interest of the Polish people that you should respectfully represent.
In your text you put an enigmatic sentence:
- The country's size and past of these lands make Ukraine a country of many cultures, many traditions and many languages.
It may be worth writing in Polish writing, placed on the plane of Polish airlines, to read the works of another postgraduate of the University of Warsaw, prof. Jan Piotr Maria Pruszyński, author of the fundamental monograph "The Heritage of Polish Culture, its failure and legal protection".
It will let you to make the subject of “the charms of culture, language and traditions of Ukraine” in accordance with legal and cultural standards.
Below I quote the conviction from the monograph by prof. Jan Piotr Maria Pruszyński:
"Historic efforts to destruct Poland, action, and sometimes cooperation between Russians, Germans, Ukrainians and Lithuanians, have caused the demolition of centuries-old cultural heritage, the remains of which are now referred to as a common heritage". The veracity of stating whether they truly are 1 depends not only on national borders, but on the way in which they are treated by fresh holders. The borders of the states are not permanent. The nations perish and rise, lose and gain property rights in the land. However, independent of these rights is the affiliation of works of art and monuments to the cultural heritage of the nation that erstwhile contributed to their creation"
You did not include this rule in the sentence: "The centre and the east of the country nevertheless are filled with attractions. large monuments of defence architecture: castles in Kamieniec Podolski, Chocimi and Bara - for example by utilizing the word "Polish" or "common heritage", which is practiced by members of the European Union, even in relation to the facilities located in Lower Silesia, and after all, you sit "citizens of Ukraine among the large European nations".
It is better if godly wishes are accompanied by deeds.
In my opinion, it is incompatible with the expectations of the EU to glorify "a common national hero who unites Ukrainians from all the ends of the country - Taras Shevchenko", about whom, in the interest of your people, your Ukrainian bishop Grzegorz Chomyszyn in 1933 wrote: "In the very beginning and at the roots of Ukrainian nationalism is flawed and poisoned. The top merit of national awareness is first of all our poet, Taras Shevczence, who has glorified hajdamańska, as well as hatred of national opponents.”
The victims of this hatred were Poles Armenians Hungarian Roma Jews and Ukrainians themselves. I would besides like to point out that your article in the on-board magazine is besides in English, so you are misleading the readers of foreigners.
Yours sincerely.
Professor Jan Piotr Maria Pruszyński – Polish lawyer, specialist in the field of protection of monuments and cultural heritage, prof. of legal sciences, worker of the Institute of Legal Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, author of fundamental monograph The heritage of Polish culture, its losses and legal protection.
Oh, my God.
"On board the Polish LOT airline in April issue of the on-board magazine I read your article "The charm of Ukraine". He raised my concern about the authority of the University of Warsaw, on which you gained cognition as well as about the material condition of the institution where you work.
When writing about cultural mosaic in Ukraine, you forgot to mention Poles, what could be attributed to ignorance, and since it would be offensive to the postgraduate of the University of Warsaw and to the University of Warsaw, I presume that you represent the interest of Ukrainian nation and this utmost one, for which Polishness is inactive unacceptable. The adjective "Polish" is absent in your text.
Please remember that both your studies and your current activities are financed from the money of the Polish payer (mys too) and it is the interest of the Polish people that you should respectfully represent.
In your text you put an enigmatic sentence:
- The country's size and past of these lands make Ukraine a country of many cultures, many traditions and many languages.
It may be worth writing in Polish writing, placed on the plane of Polish airlines, to read the works of another postgraduate of the University of Warsaw, prof. Jan Piotr Maria Pruszyński, author of the fundamental monograph "The Heritage of Polish Culture, its failure and legal protection".
It will let you to make the subject of “the charms of culture, language and traditions of Ukraine” in accordance with legal and cultural standards.
Below I quote the conviction from the monograph by prof. Jan Piotr Maria Pruszyński:
"Historic efforts to destruct Poland, action, and sometimes cooperation between Russians, Germans, Ukrainians and Lithuanians, have caused the demolition of centuries-old cultural heritage, the remains of which are now referred to as a common heritage". The veracity of stating whether they truly are 1 depends not only on national borders, but on the way in which they are treated by fresh holders. The borders of the states are not permanent. The nations perish and rise, lose and gain property rights in the land. However, independent of these rights is the affiliation of works of art and monuments to the cultural heritage of the nation that erstwhile contributed to their creation"
You did not include this rule in the sentence: "The centre and the east of the country nevertheless are filled with attractions. large monuments of defence architecture: castles in Kamieniec Podolski, Chocimi and Bara - for example by utilizing the word "Polish" or "common heritage", which is practiced by members of the European Union, even in relation to the facilities located in Lower Silesia, and after all, you sit "citizens of Ukraine among the large European nations".
It is better if godly wishes are accompanied by deeds.
In my opinion, it is incompatible with the expectations of the EU to glorify "a common national hero who unites Ukrainians from all the ends of the country - Taras Shevchenko", about whom, in the interest of your people, your Ukrainian bishop Grzegorz Chomyszyn in 1933 wrote: "In the very beginning and at the roots of Ukrainian nationalism is flawed and poisoned. The top merit of national awareness is first of all our poet, Taras Shevczence, who has glorified hajdamańska, as well as hatred of national opponents.”
The victims of this hatred were Poles Armenians Hungarian Roma Jews and Ukrainians themselves. I would besides like to point out that your article in the on-board magazine is besides in English, so you are misleading the readers of foreigners.
Yours sincerely.
Professor Jan Piotr Maria Pruszyński – Polish lawyer, specialist in the field of protection of monuments and cultural heritage, prof. of legal sciences, worker of the Institute of Legal Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, author of fundamental monograph The heritage of Polish culture, its losses and legal protection.
Oh, my God.
