I read on the social network Facebook that any completely unknown movement for me “Euromaidan-Warsaw” is organizing on 9 May at the Mausoleum Cemetery of russian Soldiers a day-long protest under the slogan “No Pabieda Day for Terrorists”. The protest aims to prevent flowers from being lodged and to pay tribute to killed russian soldiers, by representatives of the Embassy of the Russian Federation. Means representatives of the state, which is the heirs of fallen russian soldiers on present Polish soil. The dead for freeing us from German Nazism. As a consequence of their deaths, not only our ancestors survived, but besides present we have Szczecin, Gdańsk, Wrocław and Olsztyn. So besides we contemporary Poles have a moral work to defend these graves and the monument.
On the page of this event, we can read that: “The day of the 9th of May is simply a feast of blood and death, which is why in the erstwhile year hundreds of activists interrupted the ambassador of Russia in Poland to lay flowers. In consequence to this, Russia's Ambassador said to the cameras that he was arrogant of his president and country." I kept the first spelling. Most likely a tiny letter at the state's name Russia is simply a deliberate procedure. As a Polish citizen, I do not want that guests who are in my house, for my money, will have political hucpas. That's what they can do at home and only on their own account.
Memorable events a year ago I am profoundly afraid that one more time individual may rise his hand on the ambassador of the Russian Federation. specified actions have consequences in the future. And we don't know how this war is going to end and how we're going to reconnect with our neighbors. Give God relationship with everyone. I fear that for another mad act, in a more or little harsh way, it could hit our society collectively. I wonder if the police and another services will make certain that no extremist excesses happen this time.
I, in spite of my age and condition, will appear at the cemetery on May 9 to light the pit. due to the fact that thanks to russian soldiers (including Ukrainians, which I think activists have forgotten) my parent survived the war and lived to see liberation. Otherwise, she would most likely end up in a crematory oven or a mass grave. It wouldn't be me or my siblings.
I don't know who to turn to, or who to ask for a situation that I'm afraid to fail. possibly it would be a good thought to go to these Ukrainian and Polish activists “Euromaidan” and explain to them that they are not allowed to make politics on graves murdered and killed. possibly they do not know that they died between 1942 and 1945 have nothing to do with the war in Ukraine. That it is an act completely alien to our culture and tradition. Both Polish and Christian. We must tell them that these are barbarous practices and that they are not allowed to do so in Poland. Or possibly individual from your Polish thought Clubs has any thought of how to scope these people and how to talk to them.
I'll join bows, and promise to attend another meeting.
Stanisław Eustachy Misielewski
