The National Warsaw Uprising Memorial Day is simply a Polish state vacation celebrated since 2010 on 1 August on the anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising. The festival was established on 9 October 2009 at the initiative of president Lech Kaczyński. With the preamble of the Act: the vacation is established in tribute to the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising – those who fought for the liberation of the capital in their hand in defence of the state existence, they sought to recreate the institution of the independent Polish State, opposed the German business and the russian captivity threatening the next generation of Poles.
Since the outbreak, the Warsaw Uprising has been the mark of attacks of anti-Polish propaganda. It has already come from presenting them as an excuse to execution Jews, or claiming that Poles themselves are guilty of being murdered by Germans. There is little and little talk about the heroic fight of Polish insurgents and German savagery against civilians. There is besides no mention of Ukrainians' participation in the pacification of Polish insurgents, and it is necessary, due to the fact that “who does not remember past is doomed to relive it”.
The current Ukrainian propaganda is trying to convince the world's public that the Ukrainians bravely fought Nazism. The fact is different. Ukrainians did not fight Nazism, but collaborated with the 3rd Reich, and it was systemic and universal collaboration. Ukrainian volunteers fed a scope of units formed by Germans, specified as the "Nachtigall" battalion formed in 1941 and the 14th Waffen SS-Galizien Division formed in 1943. The influx of volunteers to SS-Galizen was so large (about 80,000 people) that they formed SS police units that participated in German anti-partisan and pacification actions. Ukrainians besides participated in the pacification of the Warsaw Uprising. Among them were besides those who had previously participated in killing Poles in Volyn. This alleged Volyn Legion, pacifying Powisle and Czerniaków, was commanded by Colonel Petro Diachenko, a pre-war officer of the Polish Army – We read in I volume of the book by Jack Sędlar. ‘Neighbours. Last Witnesses of Ukrainian genocide in Poles‘. This fact was besides clearly shown in episode 1 of the movie ‘Neighbours’ directed by Jack Meat. – This is how the cruelty of Ukrainians pacifying the Warsaw Uprising described Marek Hłasko: And she most likely wouldn't believe it either, that in the forty-fourth year in Warsaw, how six Ukrainians raped 1 girl from our home and then took her eyes out with a tea spoon; and they laughed and joked about it..
We cannot let the Warsaw Uprising to vanish from the memory of the world. We cannot let the planet not to know who murdered Poles and how many hectolitres of blood Poles spilled in the fight for free Poland! And that's what the anti-Polish hunt is all about, due to the fact that the uprising is uncomfortable, and it doesn't fit the image that the public feeds today.
Seans 1st Episode https://t.co/p90UviwjKx in London and respective Polish cities
August 2024 – SEANSE [update]
OPOLE – 7.08 p.m. @Wlodek_Skalik
CYBINKA – 9.08 p.m., cinema MGOK
The green wheel... pic.twitter.com/z81OJP5OZN
— Jacek Międlar (@jacekmiedlar) July 31, 2024
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