During the meeting, Jarosław Kaczyński and the residents of Leżałaska asked: “Where's the Smolensk wreck? For 8 years you've been cheating people, You created a Smolenian ideology, a Smolenian lie.It’s okay. ” Both left-wing and right-wing media rapidly determined that the questioner was Jacek Mykita. But the similarities of both messages end there. Left-wing media reported that Mykita was a retired Major ABW, to whom “The PiS took a pensionIt’s okay. ” Right-wing media reported that Mykita was a Peerelian militiaman from the infamous ZOMO branches who studied at the celebrated Felix Dzierżyński University of Officers in Legionów. This school as an organizational unit of communist safety has been covered by the desubecation lawAnd her alumni were reduced by scandalously advanced pensions. Both media messages are seemingly true, but can left-wing media accounts be considered true? Can there be 2 different truths? Commenting on the event, prof. Anna Siewierska of Rzeszowski University, said solemnly that Mykita "He never stained his uniform.It’s okay. ” It is simply a pity that she did not specify what uniform, Polish or Soviet. The Picanteria of this kind is added to the fact that Jacek Mykita besides appeared at a gathering with Donald Tuski. He besides asked questions, only that he was very favored with the current power, so he most likely was in a red wig for the unknowable. Is it a crow ore?
On this example, it can be seen that in Poland there are 2 populations, that each 1 reaches a completely different media message. erstwhile did this division occur, and what is the main axis of this division? The beginnings of the current division should be sought during the period of planet War II, and in fact in the consequences of this war, erstwhile after its completion, the sovereign and independent Poland was created dependent on russian Russia PRL. According to prof. Przemysław Żurawski aka Grażewski in 1946, in Poland only 1.8% had a higher education. During the war, 57% of lawyers died, 39% of doctors, 30% of researchers, 37.5% of university graduates from 1918 to 1939, and 53.5% of secondary crafts graduates. Additionally, Poland was moved to another place on the map of Europe, with more than 50% of the east pre-war areas of Poland outside the borders of the Polish People's Republic of Poland. In place of decimated intelligence, “educated” after the war, the fresh “elite” of communist Poland, appointed as judges and prosecutors persons after a fewer months of training, guaranteeing full submission to the Peerelian and russian powers. As prof. Żurawski wrote: "Elites are environmental. They are not elite. The postwar journey of peoples from the east to the west and from the village to the cities has toured society. [...] To this day, election maps divide Poland into displaced and rootedIt’s okay. ” And this line of division, alternatively of gradually blurring itself, would become solid in subsequent years.
In 1989, Poland seemed to have dropped the yoke of communism and in Polish society, alternatively of the Peerelist divisions, there would be a unification around the thought of independency and sovereignty. However, the thick line and the deficiency of settlement with the past caused divisions in the Polish society to proceed to develop, taking frequently specified dramatic forms as the "night shift" of 4 June 1992. It seemed that the final end of this division would take place in 2005, so in the first elections following the disclosure of the scandal in which Lew Rywin offered Adam Michnik a gigantic bribe in exchange for environmentally beneficial changes to the Broadcasting Act. Indeed, in these elections, Communist pedigree parties, namely the SLD and the PSL, won only 18.27% of the vote. The undisputed winners of these elections were parties considered to be heirs of Solidarity or the PiS and the PO, which received a full of 51.13% of voters. It seemed that communism, though not settled, would go back to a disgruntled past. The place of fundamental historical division will replace the little bright differences between the European patriotic-national formation and the pro-European liberal group.
But the alleged POPIS did not happen. PO broke negotiations by going to the full opposition and Donald Tusk began polarizing Polish society by starting the manufacture of contempt. Marginalization of Jan Rokata, death under Smolensk co-founder Maciej Plażyński, are just examples of gradual tilting of the Platform towards the left. However, between 2007 and 2015 it seemed to be a deviation towards the Western European left. Not all the scenes of the then politics, and especially the reset in relations with Russia, were known to the public. Only now, after the October 2023 elections, after the constitution of the government on 13 December, did the real post-communist or even communist PO pedigree appear. Only now can it be seen that in 2005 the organization played the function of the 3rd road set aside the compromised Poperel groups. Now, after the first weeks of re-government, Tusk's masks have fallen. Let's look at any crucial denominations over the last fewer weeks.
The manager of the Museum of the Polish Army was General Bogusław Pacek, who in PRLu was the captain of the Military interior Service, an officer of communist peculiar services called to enslave Poland. In the mediate of January, in the column “It is worth to hurry” I suggested to the readers haste to visit the fresh seat of the MWP, providing for changes in the management of this institution. I anticipated the change of directorate to pro-German, but in the darkest thoughts it did not happen to me that specified an crucial institution from the point of view of Polish historical memory would be directed by a man from russian agentship. Sławomir Zieliński was the manager of the programming office taken over by the power of Public Television. The programming of the minds of Poles will be a man who during the martial law from the granting of Jaruzelski was a presenter and, of course, information programs militarized by forcefully peered television. And who will be liable for the image of Poland directed to the outside world? In a fewer days, the broadcast of TVP planet will be resumed, which was shut down on December 20 after entering the TVP office of the alleged "strong people" sent by Colonel Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz's peculiar services. The fresh manager was appointed Michał Broniatowski. This writer was vice president of the Russian information agency Interfax from 2003 to 2009. Interfax Agency is "Russian private news agency, founded 1989 in Moscow; created by news editorials of russian radio and tv and Moscow radioIt’s okay. ”
These are just a fewer examples, the list of akin nominations is long. A fewer days before National Memorial Day Soldiers cursed with the function of Head of the Office for Combatants and Represented Persons were recalled Jan Józef Kasprzyk, a man devoted to the service of Poland, restoring the memory of those who endangered wellness and life erstwhile serving Poland. On 1 March, on the National Day of Memory, State tv – as for PRLu – was silent on the subject of Non-violent Soldiers. Again, the Unbreakable were made cursed trying to remove Polish Heroes from our National Memory. Only a fewer days later on March 6, we witnessed scenes like martial law. Police troops clashed with protesting farmers. Armed people were shot with rubber bullets with smooth-bore weapons, attacked at close scope with teardrop gas, beaten and battered. Police officers had the letters ‘Z’ printed on the back of their helmets, which more than ZOMO associated with emblems of Russian aggressors entering Ukraine. Officers in their savagery committed a beating of a 13-year-old boy who washed his faces with teardrop gas to the farmers with water. They returned memories of a grim martial law joke, as a ZOMO officer gave his superior a study on the pacification of a peaceful protest, saying: “One of the demonstrators I slept so much that his crayons fell off his satchel.” The grim associations were complemented by the statements of the ruling coalition politicians who called protesters hooligans and ravens. Language from the People's Tribune, organ of the PZPR. The language utilized for workers from Radom and Ursus in 1976.
So, after 35 years of laborious efforts to unite Polish society around the thought of independency and sovereignty, past has come to a circle. Poland was again under a communist shoe, it was divided into 2 hostile populations. But this division will not last forever. The Underground Army will return. He will return, for as Leszek Tchaikovsky wrote in the lyrics:
A nation that desires to be free,
He must fight for freedom,
Insurrections, traitors,
Otherwise, it won't work.
And the Polish people want to be free. And no bodnarist resolutions will change that, nor will the "strong people" sent by the colonel from a burnt box under the Russian embassy change that.
Mr Bogdan
The Underground Army is returning
Leszek Tchaikovsky
They did not abandon God and weapons,
At the interface of the 2 occupations,
Angry posters screamed at them:
"Pleached reaction dwarfs".
They couldn't accept,
The regulation of red plague,
And in the Polish Borderlands they believed,
Waiting for orders.
And in the Polish Borderlands they believed,
Waiting for orders.
A nation that desires to be free,
He must fight for freedom,
Insurrections, traitors,
Otherwise, it won't work.
People's power proved,
By acting decisively,
People can exterminate,
No worse than the Nazis.
Rotmaster Pilecki survived Auschwitz,
He died from a bullet in his ear,
In this strategy the soldiers are cursed,
They had no human rights.
In this strategy the soldiers are cursed,
They had no human rights.
A nation that desires to be free,
He must fight for freedom,
Insurrections, traitors,
Otherwise, it won't work.
In the wolf-friendly thickets of the forest,
They comforted each other,
That the 3rd War is simply a substance of time,
And that Stalin would lose it.
They believed it would turn around.
To the dust of the Temple order,
They believed their lives were in trouble,
It's a historical sense.
They believed their lives were in trouble,
It's a historical sense.
A nation that desires to be free,
He must fight for freedom,
Insurrections, traitors,
Otherwise, it won't work.
To the East sentenced by the West,
They fought for independence,
That's how they saved the nation's honor,
And many of them have fallen.
We will remember them constantly,
It's our homework,
present to past in due glory,
The Underground Army is returning.
present to past in due glory,
The Underground Army is returning.
present to past in due glory,
The Underground Army is returning.
A nation that desires to be free,
He must fight for freedom,
Insurrections, traitors,
Otherwise, it won't work.
A nation that desires to be free,
He must fight for freedom,
Insurrections, traitors,
Otherwise, it won't work.
