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Cassiopeia asked Magda Biejat, who — as she wrote — had participated the day before in the inauguration of the Days of Memory of Pawiak, whether the Days of Memory of Mokotów are also planned. She claimed that in Mokotów, Poles who had previously avoided the crimes of the Gestapo, NKVD, and Banderites were killed. Among those she mentioned were Capt. Witold Pilecki, Gen. August Emil Fieldorf "Nil," Maj. Zygmunt Szendzielarz "Łupaszka," Maj. Hieronim Dekutowski "Zapora," and Col. Łukasz Ciepliński "Pług." She added that there were hundreds of victims. Cassiopeia called for reminding the perpetrators and accomplices of the crimes in Mokotów during such commemorations. She mentioned, in this context, among others, Józef Goldberg, Izydor Kurc, Adam Umer, Anatol Fejgin, Izaak Fleischfarb, Józef Dusza, Jerzy Kaskiewicz, and Jerzy Kędziora, referring to them as UB officers. To support her post, she cited the account of Maria Hattowska, a lieutenant of the AK and WiN and a cipher clerk, who described her interrogation and brutal beating. According to the cited testimony, Hattowska suffered serious injuries, and after the beating, she could not have children. Cassiopeia wrote that in the UB torture house in Mokotów, the Gestapo could have "taken lessons." The author of the post warned that the truth may be forgotten when people are afraid to look at it. She asked the audience to share the post, comment, and support the person she indicated who deals with history. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #Pamięć #Historia #Mokotów (translated)

WarNewsPL reported that on October 7, 2026, at approximately 4:30 AM, the body of a soldier serving guard duty that day was found at one of the military units in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. According to information from the spokesperson for the Commander of the Military Gendarmerie, Lieutenant Colonel Dariusz Rozkosz, the circumstances of the incident were investigated by a prosecutor from the Military Affairs Department of the Olsztyn-South District Prosecutor's Office in Olsztyn along with soldiers of the Military Gendarmerie. Preliminary actions indicated that no third parties were involved in the incident. #Wojsko #Polska #Olsztyn (translated)

The Polish patriot wrote that Elżbieta Krajewska, known as “Litka,” was imprisoned in Auschwitz on October 5, 1943. He presented her as a 20-year-old poetess and artist, who had been writing and illustrating poems since the age of 9. According to the author, she molded figures from bread in Pawiak prison and wrote the Stations of the Cross, and also served in the Home Army and Gray Ranks, participating in sabotage actions. The author claimed that Krajewska was tortured by German torturers, and after a stay in a prison hospital, she was tortured again. He wrote that despite the suffering, she did not divulge any information, and was later transported to a death camp, where she died of typhus without treatment. He referred to her as “Little Saint” and appealed for her memory to be preserved. #Auschwitz #poezja #historiamartyrów (translated)

In the bushes on the outskirts of Biskupiec, the body of a young woman was found, her identity has not yet been confirmed, and investigators have not established the cause of death, although the family of 23-year-old Natalia is waiting for the results of the DNA tests. #śmierć #zagnięcie #śledztwo (translated)

The body of 39-year-old Japanese woman Anna Yagi was found in a hotel room, and the suspect in the murder, 20-year-old soldier David Bollard, denies the allegations, while Japan is demanding cooperation from the USA regarding the ongoing investigation. #Japonia #Okinawa #USA (translated)

The Polish patriot wrote that lieutenant Irena Iłłakowiczowa, whom he described as an agent of the Polish anti-German and anti-communist intelligence, was murdered on October 4, 1943, probably by communists. According to the author, she knew seven languages, was a soldier of the NSZ and the Lizards' Union, and during the war was imprisoned in Pawiak and Majdanek. He claimed she was tortured but did not betray anyone, and was then bravely freed from the camp. He also assigned her particularly dangerous missions and described her as the wife of a Persian prince, a model, and an mountaineer. He mentioned her bloodied body and skull shattered by a bullet, and ended the entry with a tribute to her memory. #Historia #Polska #Pamięć (translated)

The author of the post wrote that unknown perpetrators have repeatedly destroyed the shrines placed at the site where the body of Jolanta Brzeska was found. He stated that someone is afraid of keeping her memory alive, but there are people who will not allow this crime to be forgotten. https://t.co/37DIGyKlH6 #pamięć #sprawiedliwość #zbrodnia #PL (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that "Lis," who was a Lithuanian, fought against the Soviets, collaborated with WiN, and built bunkers for Polish partisans, managed to evade the UB for years. According to the author, on October 2, 1954, he was already fleeing unarmed and was shot by a KBW shooter, and his body was put on public display. https://t.co/nL3yNttqGK #historia #IIWW #Polska #PL #LT #RU (translated)

Another stage of compromise. In Europe, many countries are several steps ahead of Poland in combating misinformation. The government of the Republic of Poland is creating another façade advisory body, and spokesman @adamSzlapka is peddling success propaganda, claiming that we are pioneers. Unfortunately, we are not… #dezinformacja #Polska #rząd #PL #EU (translated)

66-letnia kobieta zmarła w przychodni w Tarnowskich Górach po tym, jak zasłabła na klatce schodowej. Mimo reanimacji nie udało się jej uratować. Jak informuje „Gazeta Wyborcza”, największe kontrowersje pojawiły się później — przez niemal trzy godziny nie udało się znaleźć lekarza, który formalnie stwierdziłby zgon. W tym czasie ciało kobiety pozostawało na klatce schodowej. Ostatecznie zgon potwierdził lekarz z innej poradni. Sprawą zajęła się prokuratura, która sprawdzi, czy nie doszło do niedopełnienia obowiązków. #TarnowskieGóry #zdrowie #prawo

66-letnia kobieta zmarła w przychodni w Tarnowskich Górach, gdzie jej ciało leżało na schodach przez kilka godzin, zanim lekarz potwierdził zgon, co wzbudziło zainteresowanie prokuratury dotyczące możliwego niedopełnienia obowiązków przez personel medyczny. #TarnowskieGóry #zdrowie #medycyna

Dramatyczne sceny w przychodni przy ul. Piłsudskiego w Tarnowskich Górach. Kobieta zmarła przed wejściem do gabinetu, a jej ciało godzinami leżało na schodach. Żaden z obecnych na miejscu lekarzy nie chciał wypisać karty zgonu. Pomogła dopiero interwencja u starosty. O kulisach sprawy mówi nam prokurator Magdalena Lewandowska-Smerd, która była na miejscu. 📎⤵️ https://t.co/yhn2LwLmp9 #TarnowskieGóry #zdrowie #wiadomości