Murderers’ lie. How the Soviets tried to cover up the Katyn Massacre
The Soviets tried to pin the blame for their crime on the Germans. Witnesses were tracked and killed – interview with Professor Nikolay Ivanov, researcher of Soviet crimes. PIOTR WŁOCZYK: Who can be named the main architect of “the Katyń Lie”? PROFESSOR NIKOLAY IVANOV: The same man who was responsible for carrying out that crime, […]
The carnage of Ostrówki and Wola Ostrowiecka by UPA. Two Polish villages perished in just a few hours
PIOTR WŁOCZYK: Why the massacre in Ostrówki and Wola Ostrowiecka deserves special place in the memory of Poles? LEON POPEK: Because it was one of the greatest crimes during genocide of Poles in Volhynia. On 29-30 August 1943, UPA attacked all the villages in the Lubomelski County, where Poles lived. The banderivtsy [named in this […]
Himmler’s willing executioners. This was the beginning of nightmare in occupied Poland
Poles were murdered by Selbstschutz members, German citizens of pre-war Poland PIOTR WŁOCZYK: The reason given for creation of Selbstschutz, a vicious paramilitary organization of Polish citizens of German origin, was self-defence against the Poles. How much of self-defence was there in its operations? JOCHEN BÖHLER: In the first days of German attachment of […]
The transgender revolution and its victims
An interview with Ryan T. Anderson, the author of “When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment”. PIOTR WŁOCZYK: It seems from your book that the transgender movement has „kidnapped” a large portion of medical professionals in the US. How did it happen that so many doctors agree to irrevocably alter/mutilate bodies of […]
The devilish plan of Germany. Poles were to be reduced to the role of slaves
“German Nazis executed the same plan in Poland, which was implemented earlier by the Bolsheviks in their own homeland. The destruction of the „head” of the nation opens the path for doing virtually anything with the rest of society” – says Professor Bogdan Musiał. PIOTR WŁOCZYK: Initially, Hitler was not entirely sure about what he […]