Five graves in the Ural Mountains. The tragedy of the Polish family in the USSR (Part 1)
An interview with prof. Stanisław Kulon, an exile and artist bringing to light the tragedy of Siberians PIOTR WŁOCZYK: How many people from the Kulon family did the Soviets take to the Ural mountains? STANISŁAW KULON*: They took us all: eight people. The ninth was in my mother’s belly. Besides yourself, who else managed to […]
We are in danger of de-Germanizing the Holocaust (Part 2)
– Today the use of the term “German extermination camps” is increasingly perceived as politically incorrect. In Europe, the left views this as reinforcing national stereotypes. It seems inconceivable, but it’s simply a fact – says prof. Bogdan Musiał, a historian specializing in the 20th-century history of Germany. (…) So, the words of Barack Obama […]
Poland issues an invoice for World War II (Part 1)
In no country of conquered Europe were such murderous actions of two occupiers carried out both simultaneously and separately, especially in the form of exterminating the leaders of the occupied nation. The mass shootings of Poles in the Kampinos Forest took place at the same time the Polish officers were murdered in Katyn. Maciej Rosalak […]
Totalitarian twins against the Second Polish Republic. The gangster alliance of Hitler and Stalin
The Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact paved the way for the outbreak of World War II. The tactical alliance of previously mortal enemies developed into a close association. However, in order for this to happen, Poland, who stood in their way, had to be destroyed. Grzegorz Janiszewski After the Anschluss of Austria, the situation in Europe began to […]