They died well deserved for the end cause.

They died well deserved for the end cause.

At the age of 81, Antoni Dąbrowski died. A prominent border activist who miraculously survived death during Ukrainian genocide. For years he struggled tirelessly for the fact about the Polish Borders and genocide there carried out by Ukrainians. Mr Antoni Dąbrowski acted in the Association of East Kresy – Heritage and Memory. On his initiative, a commemorative plaque was unveiled and dedicated in tribute to the Polish clergy murdered by Ukrainians in Volyn, east Małopolska and in the south-eastern lands of post-war Poland from 1939 to 1947. In the 3rd Polish Republic he did not get appropriate recognition, he was bullied by the prosecutor, who called the fact about the Kresa “the speech of hatred”. He was the author of the poem “The Song of Priests from Volyn”. erstwhile our magazine “Think Poland” was censored, he courageously stood up for us.

At the age of 94, Lieutenant Władysław Pazek died. Veteran fight with UPA bands, long-standing activist and president of ZBOWiD, then ZKRPiBWP in Brzeszcze. The associate and co-organizer of almost all patriotic ceremonies in the area of Brzeszcz, Oświęcim and surrounding areas. His memories from the German business can be heard, among others, at the Museum of Memory of the Residents of the Auschwitz Land. Many times we had the privilege of sharing in patriotic meetings.

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