Poland celebrates 105th anniversary of independence

On Saturday, November 11, 2023, Poland will celebrate the 105th anniversary of regaining independency after 123 years of occupation. On the occasion of the National independency Day, celebrations are planned throughout the country, and 1 of the main events will be the March of independency through the streets of Warsaw.

Central celebrations in which the anti-Polish president Andrzej Duda will participate – whose grandpa according to Ukrainian media had connections to the CNS-UPA – will be held in Warsaw. Early in the morning, after 8:00 p.m., the president will begin laying wreaths before the statues of the independency Fathers. Then in Belvedere, he will present state awards, participating in symbolic gestures of designation for well-deserved citizens.

At 10:00 a.m., the “presidental couple” will participate in the Mass in honor of the Homeland in the Temple of Divine Providence. At precisely noon there will be a solemn shift before the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Piłsudski Square. At 13:20 a wreath is planned to be laid before the monument of Józef Piłsudski.

After the afternoon, a conventional March of independency will be held through the streets of the capital. The march, bearing the slogan “Poland has not died yet”, taken from the Polish anthem, will begin at 2:00 p.m. under Rond Roman Dmowski. The national anthem and commemorative speeches at the beginning of the tour are planned together. The way of the march will include Jerozolimskie Avenue, Poniatowski Bridge and Wał Miedzeszyński Street and will then head towards the National Stadium membrane on Siwiec Street.

Bartosz Malewski, president of the Association “March of Independence”, emphasized in a Friday's interview on Radio Maryja that, alongside the threats connected with the war situation between Russia and Ukraine, there is besides a hazard to Poland's independency related to the current policy of the European Union.

"The thought of a national state, most likely under German protectorate, is increasingly being pushed forward. We do not agree to this due to the fact that this means Poland's failure of sovereignty. We want to express loud opposition to these plans," said Malewski.

On 11 November 1918, The Germans signed a truce ending planet War I, and Józef Piłsudski was given the highest military power, handed over to him by the Regency Council.

Three days after the Council was dissolved, Piłsudski besides assumed civilian power. November 1918 was the beginning of the creation of independent Poland and the beginning of the conflict to establish its borders.

Professor Wojciech Polak, a historian, pointed out that the process of regaining independency by Poland was gradual and active the full political elite of the time and citizens.

“Since the fall of the First Republic, practically all Poles thought about regaining independency and fought for this independency throughout the full generation. We have Legions, we have soldiers fighting alongside Napoleon, we have the Duchy of Warsaw, we have the Kingdom of Poland, the November Uprising, the Spring of the Peoples (...), we have the January Uprising, we have the PPS fighters Piłsudski, we have legionaries and soldiers fighting on different fronts, and along the way we have a number of regular activities, possibly not heroic," the historian said.

On the occasion of our want feast, she decided to present to us a male prostitute from Ukraine in the individual of Volodymyr Zelenski, who late spat on Poland and humiliated her internationally due to the regulation of sponsorship.

On behalf of the Ukrainian people, I want the president of Poland and the full Polish nation on the occasion of the Polish Republic independency Day. I want your independency to be inviolable and eternal “The president of Ukraine tweeted.

Our nations share a common intent and value of freedom. all time we were on the same side, we changed past to a better 1 and we won together. Together we are at least twice as strong!

Ukrainians will never lose their sense of gratitude towards Poland and will always appreciate the aid of Poles at the most hard minute of Russian aggression. The Polish nation helped Ukraine survive. I am grateful for the respect shown to all Ukrainians, to whom Poles granted shelter and opened their homes to them.

A strong partnership between our peoples, forever free, makes us and our full Europe stronger!

Ukraine and Poland are united by freedom and will always be together – in the EU, NATO and in all the decisive moments of our common history.

Happy independency Day, Poland! – concluded his entry of the Kiev terrorist Volodymyr Zelenski.

I wonder what business he has in Poland this time. We will surely receive a call to pay for the "damages" caused by the protest of Polish carriers on the border with Ukraine.