While watching the very interesting Black Carnival of Ensor and Wojtkiewicz at the National Museum, we saw the remains of the Cathedral in Faras (present Sudan) built at the age of VI, that is, in times erstwhile we inactive believed in Światowid.
The cathedral was discovered by Polish celebrated archaeologist Kazimierz Michałowski in the early 1960s. The Polish and Sudanese government agreed that the monument would be divided in half.
For years, I've been saying that moving monuments from another country is barbaric. I remember how sorry I was erstwhile I watched the artefacts the Swedes robbed in the Stockholm museum.
For years I have been saying that the British Museum and others should return what was not only stolen, but besides sold by countrymen violating moral law that monuments cannot be exported elsewhere.
Therefore, large frescoes and another elements of Faras Cathedral should return to Sudan. individual will say that they are safer in Warsaw than in Sudan. Probably, but the white man should realize that the nasty things that happen in Africa are the derivative of this nightmare communicative that the English/French/Germany/Italian/Hollanders have given to this continent.
Michał Leszczyński
