Michał Tabaczyński in his essay “Kieszonkowa metropolis” writes that a fistful of Bydgoszczs were enrolled in the national group III “in the first stage. About 300 people. The Germans haven't pressed yet. They inactive had quite a few enthusiasm, displacement went smoothly, adequate soldiers and workers. It changed on 1 March 1942, with the announcement of the Gauleiter of the Reich territory of Gdańsk-West Prussia (here incarnate Bydgoszcz) by Albert Forster calling (which was an ultimatum) for entry on the list. And it's hard not to tie it to the state of fighting on the east front." The embodiment of a Pole from Volkslista was an ultimatum. You're going to the front or with your household to Stutthof. There were most likely those who enjoyed the German uniform, but for the vast majority it was a shame they endured, knowing its price. Who doesn't understand? He's an idiot. I compose this consciously, knowing that the exhibition and its message were protested by the president of the State, the Minister of Defence, right-wing politicians and publicists... Those who previously criticized Agnieszka Holland's movie "Green Border", besides the movie without knowing...
