“She had something amazing in her”, said the president of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski, mentioning the late Wanda Traczyk-Stawska. On Monday, the ceremony of the late Warsaw Uprising heroine was held. - 1 thing is certain: Mrs. Wanda's memory will last for the next generations - stated the politician. Traczyk-Stawska besides said goodbye to Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska and Karol Nawrocki.
Wanda Traczyk-Stawska "Dączek", the protagonist of the Warsaw Uprising, passed distant on 18 August at the age of 99. ceremony celebrations are held on Monday in the Church of the Holy Cross in Krakowskie Przedmieście in Warsaw.
A ceremony ceremony. Archbishop Kazimierz Nycz. A hero of the Warsaw Uprising was said goodbye to many politicians. president of Warsaw, among others, took the level Rafał Trzaskowski.
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As he said, Traczyk-Stawska "had something amazing in her". - Because She was close to both those who knew her wellWho had the honor of seeing her and talking for many years, But she was besides close to those she met only once, and she was besides close to those she had never met, and who observed her life - described.
Warsaw. ceremony celebrations of Wanda Traczyk-Stawska
- I'm sorry. The Archbishop spoke of one-face. Integrity, cohesion, harmony, truth, in different ways you can call this trait of character, but it is very, very uncommon today - said Trzaskowski. And I think that's what Mrs. Wanda got us. Just due to the fact that she was doing precisely what she said - he continued, adding that "talking about heroism is easy and being a hero - much harder".
- I'm sorry. Mrs. Wanda loved all the another people and helped them actually all day. And it was this cohesion, the integrity that has always captured us - said the president of Warsaw. As he added, Traczyk-Stawska, before many years, "was fighting for freedom" of Warsaw, and later "was taking on very hard missions", including supporting children with disabilities.
The president of Warsaw added that the woman, among others, helped opponents in the 1980s. - She stood up for anyone who was persecuted or attacked. For minorities, for women who were attacked, for our guests from Ukraine - he mentioned, adding that Mrs Wanda "requested for their dignity".
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- I'm sorry. On the 1 hand, she intimidated and on the another hand dared to act. It is very uncommon to have this amazing character trait. She taught and never taught. It's not that simple either. And she never demanded anything, but she asked in specified a way that it could never be denied," added Trzaskowski, stating that for Traczyk-Stawska "most crucial service" of Warsaw and Poland.
Rafał Trzaskowski said goodbye to Wanda Traczyk-Stawska
As Trzaskowski continued, Traczyk-Stawska besides sought to "remember the civilian victims of the Warsaw Uprising". "We talk so frequently about heroes who fought with arms (...), but frequently forget about the tragedy of the civilian population," stressed the president of Warsaw.
Trzaskowski stressed that in the case of armed uprisings civilian population "always faced this most hard choice". - erstwhile the children, the grandchildren went to the uprising, and their parents, their grandparents, their family, said goodbye to them by the sign of the cross. And they agreed not to return. It's a dilemma that was most likely the hardest. - described.
- I'm sorry. This full thing should open our eyes too.How hard a sacrifice is, how hard it is to behave at specified a time of trial. And that's what Mrs. Wanda taught us. Thanks to her integrity, she taught us about these values, she taught younger generations. And I'll never forget those silent thousands of eyes, staring at her all time she talks about values. We are going to miss this very much - the president of Warsaw added.
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As he added, Traczyk-Stawska "will always stay in our hearts and in the DNA of our city (Warsaw - ed.). - Yeah, we're sad today. But yes, there is hope. And whether we believe in eternal life or doubt, One thing is certain: Mrs. Wanda's memory will last for generations. - he said.
Warsaw goodbyes Wanda Traczyk-Stawska. "She left us a beautiful but very demanding will"
Monday Wanda Traczyk-Stawska besides another politicians said goodbye. Marshal of the legislature of Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska stressed that Traczyk-Stawska's life fulfilled the mission to "Poland is simply a good, beautiful country, children are happy to be united, to see in themselves what is good".
- I'm sorry. I frequently wondered what it was like for specified a fine, delicate female to have large strength and power. But Mrs. Wanda was very different from the truth. She knew what was good, what was bad. She never agreed to evil, and I think that's why she could do large things," she said.
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Kidawa-Błońska mentioned many initiatives of Traczyk-Stawska, among others. Establishment of the civilian Insurgency Population Memorial Day of Warsaw and The Uprising of the Memorial Chamber at the Warsaw Insurrection Cemetery. - That small female left us a beautiful but very demanding will. I hope and promise, Mrs. Wanda, that we will effort to do it - the legislature marshal concluded.
President Nawrocki said goodbye to Traczyk-Stawska. He wrote about "the healing of divided wounds"
"I trust that the tribute we pay to her today, together, as a Polish national community, will be the announcement of the healing of dividing wounds" - wrote the President Karol Nawrocki in a letter addressed to the participants of Monday ceremony ceremonies Traczyk-Stawska.
"I honor the memory of the brave Grey Order Girl Scout, a National Army soldier, in whose ranks she fought under the aliases 'Atma' and 'Donuts'. She was wounded in combat and decorated with the conflict Cross. The heroine who in the Warsaw Uprising with guns in She fought with her hand to liberate our capital from the hands of cruel German occupiers. After enslavement in the Stalags and the end of the war, like many of her colleagues, She wanted to devote herself to a work that expressed the spirit of service and the desire to make the planet a better place" - he wrote.
As he stressed, "in the reborn sovereign Poland Wanda Traczyk-Stawska remained active in public life. She spoke on matters she thought were important. Her views and assessments have frequently sparked disputes and differences of opinion, but this does not change her due place in the memory of the Republic of Poland as a soldier of the National Army, a associate of the Warsaw Uprising and an tireless guardian of memory about those days. I trust that the tribute that we pay to her today, together as a Polish national community, will be an announcement to heal the wounds of division and common misunderstanding, so that, in the face of the challenges and threats of the present time, the spirit of unity and solidarity will be revived again."
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Nawrocki's letter read Wojciech Kolarski, State Secretary at the Chancellery of the president of the Republic of Poland.
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