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Friday, April 17, 2026

Poland’s duty – finding the victims of totalitarianism

“Ceremonial funerals of a state nature, with military ceremonies, are the final stage of our work. Funerals that should have

German politicians are lamenting in their speeches that the German state has supposedly failed in trying Nazis for their crimes.

“The extermination plans were appalling. In the first phase of the GPO, the Germans wanted to kill about 100 million

Gan Ganowicz’s dream of falling in battle against the Communists was never fulfilled. But he did prevent genocide in

While writing a synthesis of the history of Prussia, it often came to me that the Hohenzollern state could be

Stalin’s liability for the murder of Polish officers in Russia today is either distorted or denied. And yet the Katyn

The Treaty of Riga, though sometimes assessed critically, brought tens of thousands of archives, works of art, and state symbols

The common denominator of all these errors is the preparation of evidence under the assumed thesis of the publication, that

A besieged fortress that has been defending itself against Western aggression for centuries. At the same time, conquerors of Hitler,

– Today the use of the term “German extermination camps” is increasingly perceived as politically incorrect. In Europe, the left

The Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact paved the way for the outbreak of World War II. The tactical alliance of previously mortal enemies