"I grew up with Grzegorz Braun in 1 house, and for years I have been observing the purging of this erstwhile gentle, good blonde in a brute with a severe face, easy reaching for violence, showing contempt for everything and everything that does not agree with his imagination of the world," wrote Monika Braun in a letter which the full Weekly Universal publishes.
Open letter from Braun’s sister
"I'm his sister and I'm ashamed of what Grzegorz does. I am personally hurt by the unmerciful gestures and words he makes to so many people. Nor do I accept that this is inactive the case with widespread consent (because the outrage shown by many does not restrict further acts of violence)" - emphasised the woman.
"I can't get on the agenda over the years of demeaning and mocking people and their views, mishandling those whom he considered enemies and adversaries," we read.
"I cannot be silent erstwhile the subject of his attacks is those whom I respect, with whom I admire, and whom he considered to be harmfully "different"—women, immigrants, Jews, people with leftist and liberal views, feminists, LGBTQ community representatives, atheists," she added. All of her letter is on the site of the Common Week.
How did Braun respond?
We asked Grzegorz Braun to comment on Ms Monika's letter before the presidential debate in "Super Express". What did he say?
"I cordially greet all my – especially – relatives and relatives. Happy Birthday" said Grzegorz Braun only erstwhile asked about this letter by writer atTemat.pl Anna Dryjanska.
