Karol Nawrocki, a candidate of the Law and Justice for President, served as manager of the Museum of planet War II in Gdańsk from 2017 to 2021. On 23-25 July 2018, he and 4 of his associates went to Moscow as part of a delegation. Krzysztof Brejza stressed on platform X that this journey cost PLN 22.5 thousand.
Unlisted visit?
The mysterious visit of manager Karol Nawrocki in Moscow in 2018, with a 4-person dawn, cost PLN 22.5 thousand! After returning, the Museum did not issue a message, did not post photos from the visit, and Putin's stay in the social media of the MII WW, although with the manager he played in Russia, among others, a press spokesman. I'm advising the D.A. on the inefficiencies and overshoots. – wrote the Euro MP.
In his post, Krzysztof Brejza besides asked Karol Nawrocki about any issues related to his visit to Moscow. He was curious in precisely what Nawrocki was doing on 23-25 July 2018, who he was gathering with and what were the topics of these talks. He besides asked why during the time Nawrocki was managing the planet War II Museum, information about this visit was withheld. In addition, he expressed doubts about the intent of sending 4 museum staff, including a spokesman, to Moscow, since the visit was not publically communicated in any way.
On February 27, Krzysztof Brejza asked the planet War II Museum to clarify details of the departure of the PiS candidate for president and another staff of the facility to the triumph Museum and the Polish Institute in Moscow. The museum representatives replied that no data on this visit was found in the archives of the institutions.
The war began in 1939.
During a press conference in Gubić, Karol Nawrocki was asked about the intent of his 2018 visit. He replied that he pursued historical policy and memory, speaking about the Polish experience of planet War II. He explained that during his delegation he met with the then manager of the Museum of the large Patriotic War in Moscow, with whom he spoke about the date of the start of the war, stressing that The war began in 1939, not in 1941, as Moscow would have liked.
I don't know what Mr. Brejzie means. – concluded Nawrocki.
