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The author of the entry informed that J. Niemiec, son of A.J. Żubrydów who were murdered by an SB agent, unveiled a monument in honor of his parents at the site of their murder in Malinówka in Podkarpacie. He added that a letter to the participants of the event was sent by J. Kaczyński, the president of PiS, and thanked for the joint prayer and paid tribute to the heroes. https://t.co/JdLpFFeGM9 #Pamięć #Bohaterowie #Obelisk #PL (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that a police officer from Chorzów, who saved 17 people, received compensation from the KWP in Katowice. He added that in October, by the decision of ZER MSWiA, he was also granted a pension with an addition. According to the author, the state supports individuals who protect others. #bohaterowie #policja #pomoc #PL (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the communist terror did not break the soldiers and activists of the Polish independence underground, who remained loyal to their homeland and gave their lives for a free Poland. He informed that during the funeral ceremony for 49 victims of the communist regime at the Osobowice Cemetery in Wrocław, President Karol Nawrocki paid tribute to the deceased as heroes of the fight for freedom, sovereignty, and independence of Poland. According to Bogucki's account, Nawrocki said that many of them served in the Home Army, National Armed Forces, National Military Unity, Conspiratorial Polish Army, and other organizations, and after 1945 continued to fight for a free and sovereign Republic, keeping their oath. #WolnaPolska #Niepodległość #Bohaterowie (translated)

The Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland reported that President Karol Nawrocki said he participated in the burial of Polish heroes with pride and a deep sense of duty. He added that memory should be preserved both of the perpetrators of the murders and those responsible for them, and, above all, of those who gave their lives for their homeland. #Polska #Bohaterowie #Pamięć (translated)

On Wednesday, a funeral for 49 soldiers and activists of the Polish independence underground, victims of the communist regime, took place at the Osobowice Cemetery in Wrocław, attended by President Karol Nawrocki, who emphasized the importance of these heroes' struggle for freedom and truth in the face of historical repression. #Bohaterowie #Komunizm #PamięćNarodowa (translated)

The Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland reported that during the funeral ceremony for 49 victims of the communist regime – soldiers and activists of the Polish independence underground – President Karol Nawrocki spoke about honoring national heroes and their struggle for freedom, sovereignty, and Poland's independence. He emphasized that they should not be forgotten and that one must advocate for those who gave their lives for the homeland. #Bohaterowie #Niepodległość #Pamięć (translated)

Mrs. President wrote that heroes and martyrs were like the party to which she classified them. She commented on the speech of MP Anita Kucharska-Dziedzic on Agnieszka Gozdyra's program, assessing it as short and pointed. In her opinion, the statement undermined the legend of Piotr W. as a "martyr." https://t.co/2ERYVUVVX5 #polityka #męczennicy #Bohaterowie (translated)

Polish patriot wrote that Józefa Mików, known as "Ryś" and "Queen of Orawa," was murdered on October 14, 1942, by the Germans. According to his account, she was tortured for 17 months in the Palace and Montelupich prisons before ultimately being killed with a phenol injection. The author claimed that during interrogations she did not betray anyone. He portrayed Mików as an activist for the Polishness of Orawa, the development of Polish culture and education, and a person helping those in need. He wrote that the Czechoslovak authorities arrested her four times, and during the occupation, she organized the underground movement, co-created the Secret Military Organization, conducted intelligence and sabotage activities, and expanded the communication network. According to the author, she also served as the chief quartermaster of the Southern Area of the Home Army. #historia #patriotyzm #bohaterowie (translated)

The Polish Patriot wrote that Brigadier General Mieczysław Boruta-Śpiechowicz was a forgotten hero, feared by the NKVD and the communist authorities, and a staunch advocate for a free Poland. According to the author, when during an interrogation a Soviet officer struck the general in the face, he responded with greater force and pressed him into the chair. The Polish Patriot recalled that Boruta-Śpiechowicz was a legionnaire, was wounded in the battle of Rarańcza, escaped from German captivity, and defended Lviv. He served in the Blue Army, commanded during the war with the Bolsheviks, and in September 1939, and during the May Coup, fought on the side of the government. The author also noted that the general organized anti-Soviet conspiracy, went through labor camps and the Lubyanka, where he was beaten with clubs, and then served in the Polish Armed Forces. According to the post, after the war he was monitored by the communists, demonstratively wore a pre-war uniform, founded ROPCiO, and supported Solidarity. The Polish Patriot wrote that the general fought against censorship until the end of his life and died on October 13, 1985. #Bohaterowie #HistoriaPolski #Wojna (translated)

Greg wrote that Dębski accused him of losing his reason due to wealth. He replied that no one wants to be deceived like the Ukrainian soldiers who - as he put it - believed in fighting for their country, went to the army, and had to watch similar recordings. He added that they no longer watch them because they are no longer alive. He used an insulting term towards Dębski. #Polska #Ukraina #Wojna (translated)