Wacław Leszczyński: Cost of Poles
date:18 July 2025 Editor: Editorial
In the last 3 years, 4 elections were held in Poland (parliamentary 2023, self-government 2024, to Europarlamento 2024, presidential 2025). For the aid they receive (and earlier) any political environments must return the favour to their patrons and sponsors.
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In the current situation, it is hard to formally thank Russia for its aid in the form of "no regulation of law" and "eight stars". So this is done indirectly, prohibiting the construction of a monument of the 1920 Warsaw conflict or changing the name of the People's Army street in Warsaw. A concrete proof of gratitude towards Russia is paying large amounts (up to PLN 5 billion in total) to erstwhile “services” of the Polish People's Republic, subordinate to Russia.
The largest political, propaganda and material assistance (from the "foundation" and from "unknown sources" in the electoral campaign) was received by the current authorities from Germany. Therefore, they do not intend to claim compensation due to Poland from Germany for their crimes, destructions and robberies during planet War II. At the Institute. Witold Pilecki was so liquidated from the recovery department of works of art robbed by Germans. The section about Poles saving Jews was besides abolished, due to the fact that according to German propaganda Poles did not save but killed Jews. This thesis was sustained by 1 minister saying that “Polish Nazis built camps that were labour camps and then became camps of mass destruction.” Germany disposes of unnecessary immigrants to Poland, as the Polish authorities agree, threatening the Border Defence Movement with penalties, for blocking these metastasis. 2 Polish bishops criticized the Germans for their actions. For this the authorities sent a letter to the Vatican. It did not explain why the government breaks the Concordate by restricting the teaching of religion and discriminating Catholic children, but by complaining about these bishops. due to the fact that Germans are not to talk sick of! The various Polish cities ruled by the environment of the present power besides carry out gestures of gratitude for the support received from Germany.
The Wrocław authorities have been seeking ‘good’ relations with Germany for years, and as early as 2006 they changed the name of the People's Hall to the Centennial Hall, for specified a name ("Jahrhunderthalle") was utilized in German times. The construction of this building was completed in 1913 and was named either on the occasion of the centenary of the conflict of Leipzig (in which Prince Joseph Poniatowski died), or on the occasion of the centenary of the call "To My People" (An mein Volk) of Prussian king Frederick Wilhelm III, calling for opposition against Napoleon I (that would justify the name "The People's Hall"). By his command, in 1811 Polish royal insignia were melted down from the vault in Wawel in 1795 by his father Frederick Wilhelm II. The authorities of Wrocław returned to the German name ‘Hala Centennial’, and on the Grunwald Bridge they ordered a plaque with the inscription ‘Kaiser Brücke’ (The Imperial Bridge) to be put in as in the German Nazi rule. And people forced by the Germans to slave labor, mainly Poles whose thousands died during the construction of the airport in Grunwaldzki Square in Wrocław, commemorates only a stone with a tiny plaque...
Gdynia authorities did not want to be worse than others and took part in ceremonies organized by the German People's Union in Gdynia commemorating the casualties of the marine disasters, including the ship "Gustloff", on which about 9,000 Germans died in 1945, and thus as many as the inhabitants of Wola territory in Warsaw murdered Germans in 1 day in 1944. And nothing was heard about the commemoration by the Gdynia authorities of her defenders before Germany in 1939 and their commander, Colonel Stanisław Dąbek. The most pro-German authorities are the Gdańsk authorities, referring to the Free City of Gdańsk, erstwhile German Nazis ruled it. The politician thus ruled that the Second planet War triggered the "bad word of the Pole against another nation". Following the propaganda and lying German tv series “Our Mothers, Our Fathers”, the exhibition “Our Boys” opened in Gdańsk. It speaks of Polish citizens from the areas incorporated in 1939 in Germany and citizens of the Free City of Gdańsk. It was a historical sham that brought together these 2 groups. due to the fact that young Poles were forced to service in a hostile formation and erstwhile an chance occurred, especially on the Western Front, they deserted and joined the Polish army. The youths of Gdańsk approached the service in Wermachta differently. More than 90% of the Germans lived in Gdansk in 1939 and ruled by the Nazis. It was from Gdańsk that the overseers and any of the perpetrators of the genocide of many thousands of Poles in Piaśnica came. These Wehrmacht-called young Gdańsks had no opposition to joining the German army. On leaving home he could be accompanied by “their fear, their depression, but frequently besides by excitement caused by fresh experience and the anticipation of seeing unknown sites”, as written on 1 of the exhibition boards “Our Boys”. due to the fact that they were “boys” German. And it is about them that the exhibition is about, not about Poles, although for Polish money. Well. How are debts, they must be repaid, but why at the expense of all Poles, not only those "European"?
Wacław Leszczyński
The largest political, propaganda and material assistance (from the "foundation" and from "unknown sources" in the electoral campaign) was received by the current authorities from Germany. Therefore, they do not intend to claim compensation due to Poland from Germany for their crimes, destructions and robberies during planet War II. At the Institute. Witold Pilecki was so liquidated from the recovery department of works of art robbed by Germans. The section about Poles saving Jews was besides abolished, due to the fact that according to German propaganda Poles did not save but killed Jews. This thesis was sustained by 1 minister saying that “Polish Nazis built camps that were labour camps and then became camps of mass destruction.” Germany disposes of unnecessary immigrants to Poland, as the Polish authorities agree, threatening the Border Defence Movement with penalties, for blocking these metastasis. 2 Polish bishops criticized the Germans for their actions. For this the authorities sent a letter to the Vatican. It did not explain why the government breaks the Concordate by restricting the teaching of religion and discriminating Catholic children, but by complaining about these bishops. due to the fact that Germans are not to talk sick of! The various Polish cities ruled by the environment of the present power besides carry out gestures of gratitude for the support received from Germany.
The Wrocław authorities have been seeking ‘good’ relations with Germany for years, and as early as 2006 they changed the name of the People's Hall to the Centennial Hall, for specified a name ("Jahrhunderthalle") was utilized in German times. The construction of this building was completed in 1913 and was named either on the occasion of the centenary of the conflict of Leipzig (in which Prince Joseph Poniatowski died), or on the occasion of the centenary of the call "To My People" (An mein Volk) of Prussian king Frederick Wilhelm III, calling for opposition against Napoleon I (that would justify the name "The People's Hall"). By his command, in 1811 Polish royal insignia were melted down from the vault in Wawel in 1795 by his father Frederick Wilhelm II. The authorities of Wrocław returned to the German name ‘Hala Centennial’, and on the Grunwald Bridge they ordered a plaque with the inscription ‘Kaiser Brücke’ (The Imperial Bridge) to be put in as in the German Nazi rule. And people forced by the Germans to slave labor, mainly Poles whose thousands died during the construction of the airport in Grunwaldzki Square in Wrocław, commemorates only a stone with a tiny plaque...
Gdynia authorities did not want to be worse than others and took part in ceremonies organized by the German People's Union in Gdynia commemorating the casualties of the marine disasters, including the ship "Gustloff", on which about 9,000 Germans died in 1945, and thus as many as the inhabitants of Wola territory in Warsaw murdered Germans in 1 day in 1944. And nothing was heard about the commemoration by the Gdynia authorities of her defenders before Germany in 1939 and their commander, Colonel Stanisław Dąbek. The most pro-German authorities are the Gdańsk authorities, referring to the Free City of Gdańsk, erstwhile German Nazis ruled it. The politician thus ruled that the Second planet War triggered the "bad word of the Pole against another nation". Following the propaganda and lying German tv series “Our Mothers, Our Fathers”, the exhibition “Our Boys” opened in Gdańsk. It speaks of Polish citizens from the areas incorporated in 1939 in Germany and citizens of the Free City of Gdańsk. It was a historical sham that brought together these 2 groups. due to the fact that young Poles were forced to service in a hostile formation and erstwhile an chance occurred, especially on the Western Front, they deserted and joined the Polish army. The youths of Gdańsk approached the service in Wermachta differently. More than 90% of the Germans lived in Gdansk in 1939 and ruled by the Nazis. It was from Gdańsk that the overseers and any of the perpetrators of the genocide of many thousands of Poles in Piaśnica came. These Wehrmacht-called young Gdańsks had no opposition to joining the German army. On leaving home he could be accompanied by “their fear, their depression, but frequently besides by excitement caused by fresh experience and the anticipation of seeing unknown sites”, as written on 1 of the exhibition boards “Our Boys”. due to the fact that they were “boys” German. And it is about them that the exhibition is about, not about Poles, although for Polish money. Well. How are debts, they must be repaid, but why at the expense of all Poles, not only those "European"?
Wacław Leszczyński
