7 October 1918 is the right day for Poland to gain independence. It was then that the Regency Council announced the Declaration of independency of the Kingdom of Poland (also called the Message of the Regency Council to the Polish Nation).
It was on 7 October at the initiative of Zdzisław Lubomirski, in the “Polish Monitor”, that is, the body in which existing legal acts are printed today, that the Polish Declaration of independency was published in the form of a manifesto. The paper was signed by members of the Regency Council – the only Polish authority recognized on the global phase at the time, and was the first call of real political significance.
The Polish Declaration of independency begins with the return to the Polish Nation: “The large hr for which the full Polish nation has been waiting with desire is already killing off.”
Unfortunately, historical papers and school textbooks, chapters devoted to the process of regaining independence, mention specified names as Piłsudski, Dmowski, Paderewski or Witos. Those whose effects were far more crucial are ignored. The actual act of declaring Polish independency was published in “Polish Monitor” on 7 October 1918.
For this reason we invitation you to celebrate this vacation in Warsaw. Here's his plan:
- Holy Mass at 11:00 p.m. in a conventional Roman rite, celebrated in the church of St. Clement Hofbauer at Karolkowa Street,
- March 6th Restaurant and Picket at 1:00 p.m. The march will depart from the monument of Mikołaj Copernicus through Krakowskie Przedmieście under the Sigismund Column. prof. Jacek Bartyzel, Adrian Cold, Charles Coulombe, Erwin Trynkus (Young Coron), Karol Kilijanek (Conservative Thought), Mariusz Skrobała (Conservatio), Tomasz Goździk (Monarchical-Reactive Union) and representatives of the Brotherhood of Przedmorz and the Institute of Hetman Żółkiewski will take the level during the picket.
- scientific conference at 5:00 p.m. in the Stańczyk Club Hall at 28/34 P.m. Earlier registration is required here: https://klubstanczyka.pl/conference-pt-real-svet-independence/
The following 5 lectures can be heard:
Thing about monarchy and dynasty in Poland Janusz Voronicz: a manifesto of insurrectional monarchy – prof. Jacek Bartyel
Lights and shadows of the monarchy in the capture of St. Thomas of Aquinas – prof. Paweł Skrzydlewski
Monarchist traditions in the United States – Charles A. Coulombe
Evolution of the titularity of Bolesław Chrobry – Andrzej Kozicki
Youth monarchist organizations in the II Republic Peter Doerre
