Bożena Ratter: There was no respect for the human body
date:26 February 2024 Editor: Anna
Man was destroyed even after death. There was no respect for the human body. This deficiency of respect for man's body was besides apparent in the case of the treatment of convict bodies who died from guillotine beheading. 2 baskets, 1 with heads, the another with torsos were carried to any cemetery and buried in a collective grave. They are preserved to this day the testimonies which describe how gravediggers played with these bodies before they poured lime and earth on them. The man's head was arranged between the thighs of an old woman... and another immutable combinations. What man was to these children Enlightenment now that it has ceased to be the dwelling of the Holy Spirit.- asks Prof. Dr. hab. Peter Tylus in a lecture on the uprising in Wandea.
They are preserved to this day the testimonies which describe how Ukrainian revolutionaries genocide entertained the body of a surviving man and after his death. They subjected their victims- Poles, Armenians, Jews to cruel tortures before the surviving body was thrown to the dogs, to the fire, to the well or left nailed to the door (little children), with torn legs (You Polish eagle), with a cut belly in which they sewed a surviving cat, with a stake stuck in the vagina and pushed to the throat, with a head crushed to pulp in a carpentry clamp, with a burning iron after collective rape. Bug (as Loirea erstwhile was) was carried by horrible massacred bodies of women and children. During the revolutionary madness Ukrainians showed large ingenocidum atrox ingenocidum. They had OUN UPA games and the civilian population a large fantasy. Physical tortures were documented, illustrated by Dr. Alexander Korman and supplemented with 368.
Fr Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski: Ukrainian nationalist ideology had satanic elements: fighting with God, fighting with man, that is, it came to a kind of collective possession, but in the sense that blood lust turned into terrible things that were frequently hard to explain.
French revolutionaries buried guillotined corpses in the cemetery, in Ukraine for 80 years the exhumation, exploration, burial, commemoration of remains of 130,000 victims of Ukrainian genocide has been blocked. To this day Ukraine has not accounted for the crime of genocide. The planet inactive knows neither the size nor the horror of this crime, and in Poland it is simply a substance of silence and hidden from the public – said Dr. Lucyna Kulińska at a conference in Kędzierzyn Kozl in 2022. Ukrainians and their self-appointed defenders effort shamelessly to blame the crimes of “foreigners”. (Dr Lucyna Kulińska)
An example is the thesis of Prof. Wasyla Gulay presented at the 2017 conference, the author of the paper "Update of Collective work as a Theoretical Issue and the practice of forming national historical memory about the Second War" : Recognising the crucial function of provocation in the escalation of relations between Ukrainians Poles and Jews of the Stalinist and Nazi regime, it takes time to realise a common imagination about planet War II. In my book, which will appear are examples of anti-Polish UPA and anti-Ukrainian AK.
In 2018, during the global technological conference "World War II in Polish Ukrainian relations", prof. Ihor Iliuszyn of Kiev proclaimed a akin position, presenting the Polish-Ukrainian conflict (as he calls the Ukrainian genocide in Poles means the final solution of the Polish case, the extermination of Polish infants, women, children, aged people who did not enter into any conflict with bandits) in Ukrainian historiography.
It turns out that Ukrainian “researchers” are making the full planet aware of “a common vision” (that is, Ukrainian) not only about planet War II, but about 1000 years of past of the Republic of Poland in Ukrainian historiography. And as Ukrainian historian Wiktor Poliszczuk wrote: “The activists of Ukrainian nationalism have mastered Goebelsian methods of propaganda and the usage of sociotechnique. As a result, textbooks, publications, slogans, verbal scraps in the form of “mere forgiveness”, etc., are intended for schools.
For this we have many examples in publications on Polish universities, in Polish publications, in Polish media. Recently, I found an article in the 3rd issue from the year 2023 of the Quartet of Kresowy Muzeum Niepodległości: judaic Samborskiy Ivano - French Resettlement of Poles from east Borders to Poland (1944-1946).
Both the title and content do not indicate that the east Borders were part of the Polish state. It was an enigmatic region. It should have been written that Poles were expatriated to post-war Poland, which differed from the border and area (as a consequence of the treaty of her enemies) from Poland attacked by Germany and Russia in 1939. The author writes about "the accession of Western Ukraine and Western Belarus to the USSR in 1939". On 22 October 1939, fake elections were held in Polish territories occupied by the russian Union, the aim of which was to legitimise russian aggression against the Republic of Poland.
According to the author, “Polish people, who were in the interwar nation of state, titular people, were on the territory of the russian Union and became a regular national minority.” The author does not compose that during the interwar period after 123 occupations, it was inactive a country called Rzeczpospolita Polska, whose Polish population, i.e. Poles and Armenians, Rusini, Jews, Germans, Czechs, Roma were Polish citizens. The Polish russian Union invaded and annexed part of it, as now Crimea.
Last conviction of the 25-page article: In fact, the issue of Polish presence was mostly addressed in the most problematic regions (Eastern Galicia, Vilnius and surrounding areas). Poles incapable to emigrate, according to the russian authorities' plan, should gradually lose elements of national identity, assimilate themselves and thus integrate into russian society.
Emigration is simply a voluntary departure from its own territory. Poles were driven out of their homeland called Rzeczpospolita Polska alternatively than from the region or Galicia. It was an expatriation. The author kept quiet that Poles had to adapt to the CNS plans – i.e. the others not murdered, had to expat themselves under the threat of an axe. As far as Lithuania is concerned, the russian authorities did not aim at the lituanization of Poles, erstwhile Polish schools, Poles did not learn Lithuanian, which was very annoying for Lithuanians. The author focuses on the actions of the Soviets, despite the attitudes of the non-Polish population.
During the technological Conference in Krakow on December 17, 2017 The case of the execution at Lviv professors, Dr. Adam Redzik of the University of Warsaw, who conducts technological investigation in Ukraine, gave an example of investigation success: "When we compose biographies to current Ukrainian encyclopedias published in Ukraine, we are able to introduce the fact that in addition to the listing of names in Cyrillic it is recorded in Polish brackets". Dr Andrzej Zięba replied: "This effort to add Polish names is no success. After planet War II, Volodymyr Kubiowych, who was to study on Kraków professors (the AB liquidation action), published a multivolume encyclopedia of Ukrainian studies in Paris. It was a nationalist, it is simply a nationalist encyclopedia and there are Polish versions of names". There was a withdrawal," said Dr. Andrzej Zięba.
I'm certain the doctor didn't realize how large the withdrawal would be in the next fewer years.
Oh, my God.
Fr Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski: Ukrainian nationalist ideology had satanic elements: fighting with God, fighting with man, that is, it came to a kind of collective possession, but in the sense that blood lust turned into terrible things that were frequently hard to explain.
French revolutionaries buried guillotined corpses in the cemetery, in Ukraine for 80 years the exhumation, exploration, burial, commemoration of remains of 130,000 victims of Ukrainian genocide has been blocked. To this day Ukraine has not accounted for the crime of genocide. The planet inactive knows neither the size nor the horror of this crime, and in Poland it is simply a substance of silence and hidden from the public – said Dr. Lucyna Kulińska at a conference in Kędzierzyn Kozl in 2022. Ukrainians and their self-appointed defenders effort shamelessly to blame the crimes of “foreigners”. (Dr Lucyna Kulińska)
An example is the thesis of Prof. Wasyla Gulay presented at the 2017 conference, the author of the paper "Update of Collective work as a Theoretical Issue and the practice of forming national historical memory about the Second War" : Recognising the crucial function of provocation in the escalation of relations between Ukrainians Poles and Jews of the Stalinist and Nazi regime, it takes time to realise a common imagination about planet War II. In my book, which will appear are examples of anti-Polish UPA and anti-Ukrainian AK.
In 2018, during the global technological conference "World War II in Polish Ukrainian relations", prof. Ihor Iliuszyn of Kiev proclaimed a akin position, presenting the Polish-Ukrainian conflict (as he calls the Ukrainian genocide in Poles means the final solution of the Polish case, the extermination of Polish infants, women, children, aged people who did not enter into any conflict with bandits) in Ukrainian historiography.
It turns out that Ukrainian “researchers” are making the full planet aware of “a common vision” (that is, Ukrainian) not only about planet War II, but about 1000 years of past of the Republic of Poland in Ukrainian historiography. And as Ukrainian historian Wiktor Poliszczuk wrote: “The activists of Ukrainian nationalism have mastered Goebelsian methods of propaganda and the usage of sociotechnique. As a result, textbooks, publications, slogans, verbal scraps in the form of “mere forgiveness”, etc., are intended for schools.
For this we have many examples in publications on Polish universities, in Polish publications, in Polish media. Recently, I found an article in the 3rd issue from the year 2023 of the Quartet of Kresowy Muzeum Niepodległości: judaic Samborskiy Ivano - French Resettlement of Poles from east Borders to Poland (1944-1946).
Both the title and content do not indicate that the east Borders were part of the Polish state. It was an enigmatic region. It should have been written that Poles were expatriated to post-war Poland, which differed from the border and area (as a consequence of the treaty of her enemies) from Poland attacked by Germany and Russia in 1939. The author writes about "the accession of Western Ukraine and Western Belarus to the USSR in 1939". On 22 October 1939, fake elections were held in Polish territories occupied by the russian Union, the aim of which was to legitimise russian aggression against the Republic of Poland.
According to the author, “Polish people, who were in the interwar nation of state, titular people, were on the territory of the russian Union and became a regular national minority.” The author does not compose that during the interwar period after 123 occupations, it was inactive a country called Rzeczpospolita Polska, whose Polish population, i.e. Poles and Armenians, Rusini, Jews, Germans, Czechs, Roma were Polish citizens. The Polish russian Union invaded and annexed part of it, as now Crimea.
Last conviction of the 25-page article: In fact, the issue of Polish presence was mostly addressed in the most problematic regions (Eastern Galicia, Vilnius and surrounding areas). Poles incapable to emigrate, according to the russian authorities' plan, should gradually lose elements of national identity, assimilate themselves and thus integrate into russian society.
Emigration is simply a voluntary departure from its own territory. Poles were driven out of their homeland called Rzeczpospolita Polska alternatively than from the region or Galicia. It was an expatriation. The author kept quiet that Poles had to adapt to the CNS plans – i.e. the others not murdered, had to expat themselves under the threat of an axe. As far as Lithuania is concerned, the russian authorities did not aim at the lituanization of Poles, erstwhile Polish schools, Poles did not learn Lithuanian, which was very annoying for Lithuanians. The author focuses on the actions of the Soviets, despite the attitudes of the non-Polish population.
During the technological Conference in Krakow on December 17, 2017 The case of the execution at Lviv professors, Dr. Adam Redzik of the University of Warsaw, who conducts technological investigation in Ukraine, gave an example of investigation success: "When we compose biographies to current Ukrainian encyclopedias published in Ukraine, we are able to introduce the fact that in addition to the listing of names in Cyrillic it is recorded in Polish brackets". Dr Andrzej Zięba replied: "This effort to add Polish names is no success. After planet War II, Volodymyr Kubiowych, who was to study on Kraków professors (the AB liquidation action), published a multivolume encyclopedia of Ukrainian studies in Paris. It was a nationalist, it is simply a nationalist encyclopedia and there are Polish versions of names". There was a withdrawal," said Dr. Andrzej Zięba.
I'm certain the doctor didn't realize how large the withdrawal would be in the next fewer years.
Oh, my God.
