... present I am with you - like millions of others
You and your boy now forge a fresh fate
So that everyone in Free Poland should be brothers to each other
The young ones and the old ones with the silver hair.
Just before the martial law, Andrzej Pełka visited his parents. He was expected to come to them again for Christmas. erstwhile he left, my parent ran out crying for him, and he calmed her down and said: Mom, I'll see you in 2 weeks.Oh, my God! Andrzej Pełka was The youngest of the miners killed by peculiar platoon ZOMO during the pacification of the mine Uncle December 16, 1981. He missed his 20th birthday. He was employed as a carpenter, wanted to work in Uncle's mine due to the fact that he was here on a school journey earlier.
Nine fatalities and respective twelve wounded – this is simply a bloody balance of the pacification of the “Uncle” mine crew in Katowice after the communists introduced the martial law dignitaries Wojciech Jaruzelski and Czesław KiszczakI've never seen a crime settled. State enslavement of the nation They needed him. suppress ‘Solidarity” and Polish pursuit of freedom. They said War on the Nation and returned to mass repression known from the Stalinism period.
39 years ago -13 December 1981 was Sunday, Third Sunday of Advent, Sunday Gaudete talking about Hope and Joy Christmas is coming up. The vast majority Polish society wanted to live this hope said Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski on the 39th anniversary of the introduction of martial law. Speaking War on the Nation. People's power is said to have fought the working people. From the north of 12 to 13 December, respective 1000 people associated with Solidarity were dragged out of their homes, sometimes already beaten in the face of the nearest ones, exported in the name of Fights Polish society, fight against Christian Hope, fight against Freedom.
Christmas Eve'81
It's not the blood in the snow that burns -
The night's like a mouth deafening in a scream.
Over the city there are red –
Bloody, bloody cox stars.
There's a patrol step behind the windows.
Fear like a gag grows in our throats.
And deficiency of strength to get out of the house,
No courage to talk of the dead.
Let them lie in blue lights,
Kisses of dirty newspapers covered.
Let them wait--maybe Christ will come to them,
Maybe he'll dare scream...
We're out of strength. And only a trembling hand
He barely lights a candle on the window.
There's a cemetery in all home now.
Throughout Poland, more and more alone.
(Bohdan Urbankowski)
During the communist regulation period, we had respective events that became remembered and recorded powerfully in our history. The martial law of December 13, 1981 is simply a breach of the large hope that Solidarity gave by the usage of immense military forces, police forces – Prof. dr hab. Mirosław Golon, Branch manager IPN in Gdańsk Introduction December Crimes by Communist Polish authorities and presents a program to commemorate the 50th anniversary of December 1970.
December 1952 The year is the culmination of the repression since 1950 in the Navy, erstwhile the Polish People's Army began to subdue Moscow officers. Fake trials, espionage charges and sabotage and death sentences. In December 1952 a group of elder officers are simply murdered -7 death sentences with this 3 executed. He was murdered on December 16, 1952. Fleet Commander Stanisław Mieszkowski and Commander Zbigniew Przybyszewski. It was only after a fewer decades that they managed to find their remains and to bury them in December 2017.
December 1970 with consequences in 1971, these are the biggest social protests since the 1950s caused by the disastrous policy of power in terms of living conditions population. You can see that biographies any activists responsible for crimes 1970, for repression, for the massive usage of weapons and another violent actions resulting in 45 people die ( 16 people in Szczecin, 18 in Gdynia, 8 in Gdańsk, 1 in Elbląg), thousands of people injured, victims otherwise, thousands of others beaten, imprisoned temporarily, detained - are rich in crime against the nation in subsequent yearsAn example is Wojciech Jaruzelskiwho was then Minister of National Defence or many others “career builders of communist Poland” from the 1940s and remaining in the apparatus of repression to the end of the career regardless of the changing authorities.
"Black Thursday" December 17, 1970 The year is an apparent mass crime committed on a twelve shipyard workers who, at 6 a.m., after leaving the train station, were heading towards the yard for a day shift to die from the bullets of a criminal communist camera.
Among the first effects Solidarity actions in the field of memory, respect for fact and work was a reminder of commemoration of victims of repression. 16 December 1980 unveiled memorial to the “black march” routeIt’s okay. ” (Conversations Unfinished Radio Maryja)
An underground poem, Stop apologizing constantly, Poems August 1980 (Warsaw 1980).
I bow my head to you, Gdańsk worker
For your sacrificial work to make our country grow
To The Pole in Poland has always been Polish
So we can always have golden May in this Poland.
That a traitor may never be born of your mass.
Who with the mark of Judas Poland wanted to sell
What? For abroad silver pieces, freedom tried to rip us off.
A on your hand lost The shackles will give ustr.
I bow my head to you For today's fight
For your heroism that puts the thought into practice
To make everyone happy from now on
Our children grow - my daughter your son.
♪ My cross was frozen ♪ ♪ The youth of war took distant ♪
We walked arm with arm with you brother to fight
To Poland Freedom The sun was shining again
To be joyful - Country and mine and yours.
Today I am with you - like millions of others
You and your boy now forge a fresh fate
To All in Free Poland brothers..we were.
The young ones and the old ones with the silver hair.
Written by B. Rawicz
Without them in December 2020, we are vulnerable, erstwhile they again declare war on the Polish nation. We are not their heirs, we cannot defend our own freedom and Poland.
List of killed miners from KWK ‘Uncle’: Józef Czekinski (48 years old) Krzysztof Giza (24 years old) Joachim Gnida (28 years old) Ryszard Gzik (35 years old) Bogusław Kopczak (28 years old) Andrzej Pełka (19 years old) Jan Stawisinski (21 years old) Zbigniew Wilk (30 years old) Zenon Zając (22 years old)
Oh, my God.
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