In the capital of advanced Silesia, the Polish thought Club organized a gathering with Prof. Zdzisława Janowska concerning among others the robbery of Polish national property in the 1990s commonly called privatization. The gathering was led by colleagues Adam Laughter and Dariusz Kamiński.
The gathering was preceded by the ceremony of awarding the statuettes of Roman Dmowski awarded by the editorial board of “Polish Thought” to people who devoted their activity to the sovereignty and independency of Poland. The statue is written by an outstanding Polish sculptor Ryszard Pajączek. In Katowice, the first president of the Free Trade Union August 80 Daniel Podrzycki was awarded posthumously. Co-founder and first president of WZZ August 80 is not only an tireless defender of Polish workers but besides a precursor of sovereignty in Poland. In his name, the award was received by 1 of the mining leaders Damian Hacas. The second prize was a erstwhile soldier of the Polish Army, author of many studies on the repair of the strategy in our country. He is the author of valued works specified as: “Polish national government”, “The Nation decides directly” and “A country resistant to conflicts – the architecture of stability”. Stow. The Polish thought Club honored the statuette of Roman Dmowski for his unbreakable attitude as a longtime activist of our environment. Bożena Gaworska-Aleksandrowicz.
Prof. Zdzisław Janowska presented her bitter work "Common Good and Polish Reality" as part of the "books at coffee" series in which among another things she highlighted pathologies related to the program of the proprietary transformation of the time of Leszek Balcerowicz. Prof. Zdzisława Janowska is simply a associate of the Committee of Labour Sciences and Social Policy of the Polish Academy of Sciences, she was Senator of the III and V and associate of the 4th word and founder of the Social Cooperative “Łódź Chance”. citing Ryszard Ślązak, the author stated that analyses of Polish manufacture during the alleged "privatization" were carried out by abroad advisors who had no thought about Polish realities. Polish national property was sold for 10% of its value. prof. Janowska pointed out examples of circumstantial Polish workplaces, which were given for the priceless to Western companies only due to their competitiveness. The sale for priceless and unreasonable liquidation of rival Polish companies affected many industries – including shipyards, factories, mines, electrical and electronic industries, and peculiarly close authors due to their location in Łódź. The prof. very critically assessed the actions of the modern left, as well as Solidarity.
The debate was attended by representatives of various political streams. Despite this diversity of all the debaters shared concern for the common good of the nation and the Polish state. Especially crucial were the voices of president August 80 at the “Sośnica” mine Zdzisław Bredlak, educator Janusz Kubicki, active activist of the Polish thought Clubs Joanna Reczyńska, Dr Edward Karolczuk and Bogusław Ciok. The gathering was attended by trade unionists from August 80, b. parliamentarians, social activists, teachers, lawyers, soldiers and journalists.
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