Godna Ratter: specified dreams I've had all my life
date:30 January 2025 Editor: Anna
In the interwar "patriotic duty" of Poles was to wear linen clothes. The boys overtook this fashion by the century, but it was occupied by a terrible effort - explains Maria Procner (interests historical.pl).
Women were pragmatic and, if there were appropriate conditions, they grew flax and they woven it for the family. There was no H & M gallery and the household had sheets and clothes.
Chełmsko Śląskie lived and was celebrated for the flax grown there and the weaving and trade of dress products. The crucial centre of flax production was Chełmsko Śląskie in the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries is evidenced by the fact that since 1689 the city has received the privilege of organizing 2 fairs a week. The house-made fine-quality canvas was purchased by intermediaries to then hit Europe's largest markets.(tourism.lubawka.eu)
Is this an expression of ubiquitous manners of depicting past as a passe due to the fact that it oppressed women (boys) and owes it to patriotism (men) ? Of course, it must besides be noted that the Second Republic has nothing to do with the communist system, which liberated socialist masses, mainly women, to happiness, due to the fact that we inactive live in this system. It may be worth recalling what was in “war” and “war” the “patriotic duty” of Poles:
-wearing dense logs in taiga and clothes from jute bags at 40 degrees cold (for a bowl of soup with bugs – this is now promoted due to the fact that the same system),
-working in the pits of mines in distant Siberia (they were utilized as Africans in gold mines, silver in colonies of central European states) ,
-hard work in russian collective farms (worst than Africans in cotton fields)
- lifting buckets of cement at the reconstruction of Warsaw by underage girls from the orphanage, resulting in bone deformity and another diseases
-orans - coupling girls and women to a plow - (men were killed in war and in UB execution rooms) land in razed by Germans and Russians farms, where women and children from taken lands were expated. Whether previously a female was a doctor, journalist, teacher, authoritative of her "patriotic duty" (under prison penalty) – a contingent of food supplies.
By order of the party, they were punished with fines, detentions, and even prisons. At the address of the resistance, there were allegations of cooperation with the Kułaki or of being a kułaka, which caused the individual to become an enemy of the system, exposed to contact with the UB.(Elżbieta Pietrzyk-Dąbrowska, historian, Branch in Krakow)
Working on logging was very hard - deep snow, freezing to 40-50 degrees C. Very mediocre were women who worked at the very beginning in skirts, frequently without warm panties. The skirts rapidly wet, froze and formed an umbrella - a closh that injured and rubbed the thighs and knees. There were frostbite, cystitis. My parent besides worked on logging. A fewer months after the ax is pressed and the saws on the fingers of both hands are formed skeletal blasts. The wounds won't heal. With pus secretion, small pieces of bone come out - it is simply a "patriotic duty" occupied by a terrible effort and a cripple imposed by Stalin and communists - mainly judaic nation.
In connection with the impending expatriation, Poles sent to the camps were seen as “uncertain” and were thrown out of their erstwhile premises. Despaired people arranged a temporary place in retention rooms, warehouses, and basements. Those not evicted besides lived in terrible conditions. The Smilańska sugar mill has not been released, people sleep on bare boards, cover themselves with bags in which they work all day. In the Zaszkowskiej sugar factory, the ceiling leaks in apartments and there is terrible moisture. Many specified examples could be cited. It is worth adding that around 70% of our people in the Kiev Oblast are women and children at the time. People are physically exhausted, completely barefoot, not dressed. Wojciech Marciniak University of Lodz “On the hospitable russian land”).
And in specified a state, in wagons, they returned respective years after the end of the war to Poland - but not to their household homes- to rebuild the socialist paradise. No 1 has offered them benefits or free treatment or taxation exemptions as they do present "a Polish government towards Ukrainians to whom we owe exterminations – messengers on the basis of their letter due to the fact that they took over administration on the lands occupied by Russia on September 17, 1939.
Communism wanted to make a “new planet with fresh people and fresh customs” (Bucharin). After the war, Jerzy Sawicki (the household name of Izydor Reisler), who together with Igor Andrzejew and Leszek Lernell, co-authored the most crucial Polish Penal Law in the period of Stalinisation of the Polish People's Republic.
Igor Andrzejew was 1 of the judges of the ultimate Court who in 1952 approved the death conviction against General August Fieldorf ‘Nil’. The attitude of the Polish authorities to the National Army was clearly defined by Jakub Berman, associate of the PPR Political Office, during the KC PPR plenary in 1945. Berman of erstwhile AK soldiers called them “banditers” and advocated the action of “strong hand”.
Women – wives, mothers, daughters of Poles, called “bandits” due to the fact that they did not agree to “a fresh planet with fresh people and fresh customs” as a consequence of their death in communist executions or long-term prisons and camps were sentenced to exclusion from society (like slaves in Africa), deprivation of property, life in miserable and hard work for the maintenance of themselves and family.
January, February, March (in 1948) - we live without any salary, and here you must besides treat your husband in prison. Send a package at least erstwhile a month. We share the money we have left and send any fat, onions, sugar and cigarettes. As it later turned out, he didn't get those packages, most likely UB took them. Easter was even sadder, due to the fact that we were all out of money. I bought 4 rolls, 10 lbs of sausage and tea. That's all. I watched people carry sacred- - memories of Jadwiga Lazarovich.
... Sad is the image, not judges – Poles, but Jews and Soviets. Even clerks and journalists with distinctive noses. On the bench are 8 men: Łukasz Ciepliński, my husband, Mieczysław Kawalec, Ludwik Kubik, Józef Rzepka, Franciszek Błażej, Józef Batory and Karol Chmiel, Joanna Czarncka and Zofia Michałowska.
The indictments lie on the table and there are so many of them that they look like volumes of books. It's all bullshit. The prosecutor – a Jew, stands detached and inactive wants to prove that the accused are a kind of worthless people, each of whom is expressed as bandits. We pray by holding the rosary in our hands. (Jadwiga Lazarovich Lost House).
"It was not until the 1990s that I read in the file that my father wrote to let him to say goodbye to his household before - here Mr Krzysztof Marszałek suspended his voice from emotion and tears came down his face - execution of the sentence. They refused. Until 1956, I didn't see what my dad looked like, I kept dreaming that it wasn't actual that my dad was killed, that he was taken distant somewhere, and they wouldn't let him contact his family. For my mom, it was a large shock, she protected us and she didn't talk to us about it at home. Anyway, she couldn't find a occupation anywhere they hired her after 2 or 3 weeks, a staffer came in and said, "You know why, but you gotta go. We had no means of living, she was yet given the occupation of a taxation collector, she walked the countryside but there the peasants with the scythes chased. She stayed there for a while. My résumé was this: Dad was a railroadman before the war and he died during the war – for my safety. I have in the form of a flu, a suicide note in which Dad wrote to
We have her to rise me as Jesus' heart fighter. I fulfill his will.” Memoirs of Mr. Krzysztof, boy of Louis Marszałek ps. "Zbroj", deputy Adam Lazarowicz ps. "Klamra", associate of the 4th General Board of WiN, I listened at the Centre for Historical Education FPPP 26 January 2016 .
The russian Ambassador in Warsaw stated that there is not a single Pole in the apparatus of the Ministry of Public Security, starting with the Deputy Ministers, through the heads of departments. They're all Jews. besides in the Intelligence Department.
Oh, my God.
