On Christmas Eve of the 83rd anniversary of the establishment of the Home Army, I quote:
"Polish Underground State. SZP, ZWZ, the National Army, and at the end of the war, the Impaired soldiers are besides summoned!
Thanks to them, the Soviets and their peasant minions failed to tame Poles to Stalin's prayer!
Today on February 14, another 70th anniversary of the Home Army.
".. . It was formed as a consequence of the transformation of the established 27 IX 1939 Polish triumph Service into the established 13 XI 1939 Armed Combat Union, renamed 14 II 1942 by the order of the Chief Commander of the Polish Armed Forces, General W. Sikorski, to the AK. It was subordinate to the Chief Leader and Government of the Republic of Poland in exile.
In the intent of the government, it was to be a national, cross-party organization, and its Chief Chief, the only government-appointed commander of the national armed forces. The main task of the AK was to fight for regaining independency by organizing and conducting self-defense and preparing the underground army for the period of the uprising, which was to erupt on Polish lands during the period of German military collapse. "
This year we celebrate this anniversary 2 weeks before the established Day of the Cursed Soldiers.
"In the face of God the Almighty and the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of the Polish Crown, I lay my hands on this Holy Cross, a sign of Passion and Salvation, and I curse to be faithful My homeland, the Republic of Poland, stand firm to defender her honor and to free her from captivity to fight with all her strength – until the sacrifice of my life.
I will obey the president of the Republic of Poland and the orders of the Chief Leader and the commander of the National Army appointed by him, and I will keep my secret firmly, whatever would happen to me.
So aid me God.
-I accept you in the ranks of the Polish Army, fighting the enemy in a conspiracy for the liberation of Homeland. Your work will be to fight a weapon in your hand. triumph will be your reward.
Betrayal is punishable by death."
400,000 Polish women and Poles swore specified an oath!
We owe them a immense debt to pay.
It was thanks to them all, that the Soviets and their peasant minions failed to tame Poles to Stalin's prayer!
The uncompromising, faithful to the end of the submitted soldier's oath fought for a dream-winning, dream-free, independent, average Poland!
Then the crowd of about 200 grand didn't lay down their weapons and from 44 to 56? They paid the highest price for their service to their homeland.
After the alleged liberation, imprisoned, tortured, killed, dishonored by their oppressors even after death, buried in dumpsters, under cemetery fences!
Those who survived the execution of prisons and prisoners had no chance of a good job, for college; but for a fewer exceptions they had to vegetate on the outskirts of Prl!
Their families were subjected to many years of harassment.
Until today, we cannot find their graves.
And present their oppressors, Jaruzelski and Kiszczak servants of Moscow, anti-Polish criminals have protector-patron not only in Michnik!
These 2 russian filthmen who deserve to destruct the Polish national component receive not only suto-fat pensions from the 3rd Polish Republic, but even worse they have a public horn all day!
The murderers became peoples of honour, and their victims over the past 20 years have barely received in public space just a substitute for what they deserved fighting for Poland!
Stalin's singers, who spit in their "poetry" of the Boys of the Forest" are reported to Nobel, the grove divides them with the White Eagle!!! Murderers from behind the desk; prosecutors and judges have a good retirement.
And there were the Accowers, and the Soldiers of Expedition...
It's getting better and better, but it's just a substitute, it promotes what they deserve for serving Poland!
We must be curators of this memory of them!, of those who fought for free Poland!
The word bandit, without any stylistic softening must be attributed to specified Moscow criminals, anti-Polish swindlers as Jaruzelski, Siwicki, Kania and Kiszczak ! no substance what protection and defence they have been given for 20 years by a shrewd scum from the street of Cherska or another windmills!
And the hero!
BOHATER! This word must only be reserved, only...
BOHATEROM!
Today on the anniversary of the AK about 1 of them!
"It was a joke."
That's what he said to his wife in the course of her visit, Captain Witold Pilecki n/t interrogations in an investigation in the Ubek executioner in Mokotów!
What happened in prisons, in prisons, in Polish lands after 1944 only those who went through them know.
My uncle, who went there in 1947, arrested in Jelenia Góra as a Cursed Soldier never wanted to talk about it.
They said they didn't even talk in their midst, among the survivors.
I know they didn't even resent their friend who ratted them out due to the fact that he couldn't stand the investigation in the Wrocław executioner.
From another sources, I besides know that the Soviets and their Polish minions were unimaginably more violent than Gestapo captors.
The level of savagery in the Ubek and Encvivo execution camps exceeded all that they experienced or heard Poles for German in the years 39-45!
If, after more than 1,000 days in the Auschwitz camp, a tough man like Captain Witold Pilecki said specified words in the Mokotov prison "Oświęcim it was a play", then what torture he himself was subjected to and others arrested, imprisoned by safety in Polish lands after 1944 by Ubek executioners! By anti-Polish criminals?
I saw on tv late in the TK area these rude matrons and these Ubek-Esbek murders protesting against reducing their advanced pensions.
I've seen this filthy, rude face of prof. Łajdecki and the erstwhile Wales minister supporting them!
These matrons must be "secretaries" and "pulls" who have been harmed by the bill depraved!
How many of them in this area caused a tough guy like Captain Witold Pilecki to say those words "Oświęcim was a play"!?
quote:
"...Witold Pilecki ps. Witold, Druh, Roman Jezierski, Tomasz Serafiński (born 13 May 1901 in Ołoniec (Fin. Aunus), born 25 May 1948 in Warsaw) is simply a captain of the Polish Army cavalry, an underground soldier, organizer of the opposition movement in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Sentenced by the communist authorities of the People's Poland to the death penalty, the conviction was executed. Knight of the Order of the White Eagle. Author of the world's first reports on the Holocaust alleged Pilecki Reports.
He was born in northern Russia, where the Pilecki household was resettled by the Russian authorities as part of a repression for participating in the January uprising. His grandfather, Józef Pilecki, spent 7 years in exile in Siberia. He was from a noble household sealed with Leliwa's coat of arms. Witold's father, Julian Pilecki, after graduating from the Forest Institute in St. Petersburg, accepted the position of a forester in Karelia. After marrying Louis Osiecimska, they moved to Ołoniec. 5 children were born there: Mary, Joseph /died at the age of 5/, Witold, Wanda and Jerzy.
From 1910, the Pickers lived in Vilnius, where Witold was educated at a commercial school. From 1914 he belonged to a Russian-sanctioned Scouting (in 1916 he founded his own team). The Scouting Command study in Kaunas of 1919 shows that he was the squad of the 8th Adam Mickiewicz squad in Vilnius[1]. He graduated in 1921.
From 1918 to 1921, he served in the Polish Army, fought against the Bolsheviks during the war. As a bachelor, he took part in Grodn's defense. On 5 August 1920 he joined the 211th Ulan Regiment and fought in its ranks in the Warsaw Battle, the conflict of Rudnicka Forest and participated in the liberation of Vilnius. He was awarded the Knight's Cross twice.
After the war, demobilized. In 1934 he was a reserve lieutenant with seniority of 1 July 1925 and 300 place. He remained on the registry of the Regional Complementary Command in Lida with the mobilization allocation to 26 Ulanów Wielkopolskie Regiment in Baranowicze.
In August 1939 he was remobilized. He fought in the September run as a platoon commander in the squadron of the divisional cavalry of the 19th Army Infantry Division "Prussy", and then in the 41st Infantry Division in the Romanian suburb. Under his command, in the course of the fighting, the soldiers destroyed 7 German tanks and 3 aircraft. His last fighting squad led as a guerrilla unit. Pilecki dissolved his platoon on October 17, 1939 and went into conspiracy.
After the end of the September campaign, he entered Warsaw, became 1 of the organizers of the underground organization of the Secret Polish Army established on 9 November 1939 under the command of Major Jan Włodarkiewicz. Initially, he served as Chief of Staff, then Chief Inspector. He was a supporter of TAP's incarnation to the EGM, which occurred at the turn of 1941/42[2].
Staying in Auschwitz.
In 1940, Pilecki presented to his superiors the plan to enter the German concentration camp Auschwitz, in order to gather information from within about its functioning and to organize the resistance. At the time, small was known about the conditions in the camp. On September 19, 1940, during the capture, he allowed Germans to be arrested (in a block at 40 Polish Army al.) to enter Auschwitz (Oświęcim) and get information about the conditions in it. He went to the camp at night from 21 to 22 September 1940 along with the alleged second Warsaw transport.
As Tomasz Serafinski (prisoner No. 4859) was the main organizer of the conspiracy in the camp. In his organized grid named by Pilecki - ZOW (Union of the Military Organization) were among others: Ksawery Dunikowski and Bronisław Czech. Pilecki set out the following objectives:
* Supporting fellow believers
* Passing messages from outside the camp to fellow prisoners
* Secret acquisition and separation of food and clothing
* transmission of messages beyond Auschwitz KL wires
* Preparation of their own troops to master the camp during the attack from outside by guerrilla troops, with simultaneous drop of weapons and surviving force (desant)
ZOW was organized in the alleged "Friday" system. The first advanced "fives" were the most crucial link of ZOW. Members of these "Fridays" could only be those prisoners Pilecki had absolute assurance in. The name "five" was contractual due to the fact that it happened to number more than 5 members. According to Pilecki's relation: Each of these "Fridays" knew nothing about the "fives" of others and reasoning that it was the only summit of the Organization, it developed on its own, branching as far as the sum of energy and the abilities of its members plus the abilities of colleagues standing at lower levels, and by the "fives" constantly being built up, they pushed forward. In the last months of 1942, the "Friday" strategy was rejected, organising the ZOW military model with a division into battalions, companies and platoons having designated areas of action - the application of the military structure model was intended to prepare for direct military action against the SS crew[2].
One of the most crucial achievements of Pilecki in the camp was the improvement of reports sent later to command in Warsaw and further to the West. As a prisoner of the camp, in November 1941 he was promoted to lieutenant by General Stefan Grot-Rowecki.
On the night of 26 to 27 April 1943 Pilecki managed to escape the camp along with 2 fellow prisoners. Along the railway track they reached the Sol and then the Vistula, through which they sailed the found boat. The priest in Alwern got a meal and a guide. Through Tyniec, the vicinity of Wieliczka and the Niepołomice Forest got into Bochnia and there they hid in the Obor State on the Sądziecka Street. They then reached Nowy Wiśnica, where Witold Pilecki found the real Tomasz Serafinski. Serafinski contacted the AK troops to whom he presented his plan to attack the Auschwitz camp. However, his plan of the attack on the camp did not gain the approval of command due to the fact that he was declared unrealistic. On 11 November 1943, he was promoted to the rank of captain.
In 1943-1944, he served in branch III of Kedywu KG AK (e.g. as deputy commander of the Information and Exploratory Brigade "Kameleon"-"Jeż") and participated in the Warsaw Uprising. Initially, he fought as an average gunman in the company "Warszawianka", later commanded 1 of the branches of the Khrobry II group, in the alleged Witold simplification (the erstwhile office of the editorial office of "Polish Republic"). From 1944 to 1945, in German captivity in Stalag 344 Lamsdorf (pol. Łambinowice), oflag VII A in Murnau, then in 2nd Polish Corps in Italy, in October 1945, at the individual command of General Władysław Anders returned to Poland to conduct intelligence activities in Poland for 2nd Corps.
In the fall of 1945 he organized an intelligence network and began collecting intelligence information about the situation in Poland, including the AK soldiers and the 2nd Corps who were imprisoned in the NKVD camps and deported by the Soviets to Siberia. In a later investigation, he besides indicated 3 weapons warehouses organized in Warsaw. He besides interviewed at MBP, MON and MFA.
He did not respond to Anders' command to urge him to leave Poland, due to the threat of arrest. He considered utilizing amnesty in 1947, but yet decided not to uncover himself.
On May 8, 1947, he was arrested. He was tortured in custody by safety officials. During his last visit, as it turned out, he confessed to her in this context: Auschwitz was a play. In the end, he was accused of intelligence activities for the Polish government on emigration.
On 3 March 1948, before the territory Military Court in Warsaw, the trial of the alleged "Witold Group" began. Rotmaster Pilecki was accused of:
* Illegal crossing the border
* utilizing false documents
* no registration in the territory Complementary Command
* Illegal possession of firearms
* Doing spy work for Anders
* preparing an assassination effort on a group of MBP dignitaries
The charge of preparing an assassination effort at the trial powerfully rejected, and as for intelligence activities, he considered it an information activity for the II Corps, which the officer inactive considered to be. He confessed to the another charges at the trial.
Judicial composition:
The prosecutor accusing Pilecki was Major Czesław Łapinski, president of the Judges' Composition Lieutenant Colonel Jan Hryckowian (both erstwhile AK officers), justice Captain Józef Badecki. The jury's composition (one justice and 1 juror) was against the law at the time."
On May 15, 1948, the rot master was sentenced to death punishment and was shortly executed. The conviction was executed in the Mokotov prison on Rakowiecka, by a shot in the back of the head.
Witold Pilecki left his wife, daughter and son. Its burial site is unknown, most likely buried in a garbage dump close the Military Cemetery in Powązki in Warsaw. The symbolic tomb is located in the "On the Connector" Quarter. All information about Pilecki's achievements and destiny was subject to censorship in the Polish People's Republic.
"With Captain Pilecki, they were convicted:
Maria Shelągowska - death penalty
*Tadeusz Płużański - 2 death sentences (for life)
* Ryszard Jamontt-Krzywicki - 8 years in prison
* Oh, my God * Maximilian Kaucki - 12 years in prison
* Witold Różicki - 15 years in prison
* Makary Sieradzki - a life sentence
* Jerzy Nowakowski - 5 years in prison
The review complaint submitted by the defendants only changed the death punishment of Maria Szelągowska (because of her gender) and Tadeusz Płużański for life. Requests to pardon Pilecki were addressed to president Bolesław Bierut in addition to his defender's Oświęcim friends and wife of captain Pilecki[4]. Boleslaw Bierut did not exercise the right of grace.
The function of Józef Cyrankiewicz is besides grim.
Pilecki must have known his double game in Auschwitz.
Pilecki's nephew claims that during the trial, Józef Cyrankiewicz's letter was read, in which the Prime Minister of the time wrote: "If the suspect would appeal to me, to my acquaintance with Oświęcim, this must in no way reduce his guilt and must not origin the conviction to be relaxed. The accused Witold Pilecki is an enemy of the People's Poland, he is simply a very harmful unit, so he should bear the highest penalty." However, no another witnesses (including defendants) have confirmed this fact, and there is no specified letter in court records, nor does any another account confirm it[2]. This nephew besides claimed that Cyrankiewicz was an SS confiscator, reporting on members of the organization inside Auschwitz. It is unusual that Cyrankiewicz was the commander of the Kraków GL PPS territory from 1939, and since 1940 a sworn officer of the ZWZ, he organized a reflection action at the hands of the Gestapo Jan Karski, while in spring 1944 he became a political superior and in summertime 1944 besides a military commander of the AK in the Auschwitz camp. The fact remains that Cyrankiewicz seemingly did nothing about Pilecki's pardon."
Prosecutors from the ultimate Military Prosecutor's Office in 1990 undertook a review of the trial of the Pilecki Commodity Group.
Originally, however, the proposal provided for rehabilitation, but Tadeusz Płużański won the cancellation of sentences.
The annulment of the Witold Pilecki judgement occurred on 1 October 1990.
Witold Pilecki was decorated posthumously with the Commander's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta (1995).
In 2002 against D.A. Czesław Lapinski, accusing in the trial of the captain, the IPN prosecutor filed an indictment. The judgement was not given against the death of the accused in 2004.
On 27 January 2005, during the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz KL camp, Aleksander Kwasniewski mentioned well-deserved prisoners of the camp, who included names specified as Józef Cyrankiewicz, Tadeusz Borowski, Seweryna Szmaglewski, Bronisław Czech, Xawery Dunikowski. Władysław Bartoszewski and others.
He left out, among others, Witold Pilecki and St Maximilian Kolbe.
Only on 30 July 2006, on the occasion of the celebration of the 62nd anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising, Poland's president Lech Kaczyński repaired, at least partially, these harms and awarded Witold Pilecki posthumously the Order of the White Eagle"
so I wrote as anti-salon - February 14, 2012 - 6:11
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