PHELIETON SERIOUS OF judaic Press in Poland
‘CHURCH’
In Lviv, until 1939, a paper was published for Polish citizens of judaic origin “Holiday”. I assure you that this excellent Polish patriotic paper was not read only by Lviv Jews, due to the fact that as a paper appearing in Poland, in Polish Lviv accepted the mission of Polishness. Here I will remind you of the function played by the Lviv Jews in the discipline and culture of the borderlands. At the University of Lviv named after Jan Kazimierz, founded by the King of Poland Jan Kazimierz in 1661 as the University of Lviv; as 1 of the oldest in east Europe and the 4th oldest university founded on the lands of the Republic of the Republic of Both Nations, he raised many scholars, besides Poles of judaic origin, specified as Gershon Zipper (1868-1921) a prominent lawyer, or Maurice Allerhand, born on 28 June 1868 in Rzeszów, murdered in August 1942 in Lviv) is simply a Polish lawyer of judaic origin, prof. of the Law Faculty of the University of Lviv named after Jan Kazimierz. It was Lviv scientists that university professors were murdered by the Nazi-Ukrainian Nachtigall Battalion on the slopes of Kadecka Mountain – Wulecki Hills in Lviv on 4 July 1941. Has 1 of the scientists made any distinctions between the murdered scientists of their origin? It is widely known that after the Germans entered Lviv in June 1941 regular massacres of Lviv scientists, artists, people of culture, or simple craftsmen of Poles and Jews were carried out by Germans and Ukrainian nationalists of the OUN – UPA. Prior to the outbreak of the Second planet War, the Lviv “Wait” was a media link serving Poland and Poles only. It was in this paper that articles were published popularly – technological Polish and judaic scientists, but besides Ukrainian. This paper has fulfilled specified a essential social function in extinguishing any cultural antagonism in Lviv. The beginnings of the press of Lviv Jews date back to the 19th century, the first writings were published in Hebrew and German. After Galicia gained autonomy in 1867, there was a fast process of polonization. The first assimilation magazines of Lviv Jews in Polish began to appear – “Zgoda” (1877-1878) published by the Society of the “Annunciation of Reconciliation” and “Home” (1881-1891). The same direction represented "Unity" (1907-1912) and "Unification" (1912-1918). From the first issue with the diary was Henryk Rosmarin (1882-1955), considered to be his co-writer. A postgraduate of the Jan Kazimierz University, a lawyer and journalist, publisher of the “East”, from his early youth he was a social activist. Not only “Wait”, but besides the judaic regular press “Our Review”, “Hajnt”, “Moment” and the weekly “Opinja” published his articles. He served the council and the aid of all public and social action, created hundreds of Gemilath Chesed cash registers, supplying the poorest in credit, took part in many Joint Distribution Committee actions. Since 1922 he has been elected 3 times to the Sejm, he was 1 of the vice presidents of the judaic ellipse and a associate of the Committee on Budgets. many articles published in “Wait” attest to his deep cognition of economical and financial relations of the Polish State. The first issue of "Wait" along with Henry Rosmarm as publisher was signed by David Schreiber. Born 1874.
in Lviv in the assimilated family, he received comprehensive parental education in the spirit of their Polish homeland. He studied doctrine in Vienna, graduated from law school at the University of Lviv, where he obtained his Ph.D. degree. Editor-in-Chief of "Wait" from 1920 to 1939, Henryk Hescheles, a man of unique personality, devoted to social, political and public work. Born in Lviv in 1886, he graduated from Vienna.
The translator, literary and theatrical critic, announced his articles in hundreds of numbers "Wait". He participated in the cultural and social life of Lviv as a associate of the City Council of Lviv, the Supervisory Board of the Municipal Museum of Artistic Industry, the Syndicate of Lviv Journalists. It was thanks to him that the diary opened its cracks to a group of young poets and literary critics. That's how the poet Maurice Szynel recalled his way to the editorial office erstwhile Henry Hescheles read his first poem and adopted the short word “Good”:
"Every man sets his own fate...
A poem as the knife of life cut through
The editor will accept
Between 1 and three.
Between first and third
On the green podwal,
On the Underval Where Out of Regret
The chestnuts cry for me,
Those childish, carefree
The most beautiful, due to Lviv,
Dear
This is the unwarranted step
On the way back.
Unreturned, lonely,
In the darkness of fear lost
And to the night returned
Slippers
This is an unguarded step.
There were small sorrows
And the silent songs
I didn't know I was scared.
Words and sorrows will swell
Sweet, evening sorrows
Dreams of stray thoughts
In sweet twilight starry
There, on the Hethmanic Walls,
There at the advanced Castle,
There under a golden cloud,
There on quiet streets
In the silver streaks of the moon.
Editor, darling,
Dear Lord Henry,
It's not good in the world.
Singing Nightingale’
Leon Reich (1879-1929) has been a prominent figure associated with the "Wait" since its inception.
From his early youth, he displayed organizational talent and developed political activity. After being promoted to Doctor of Rights at the University of Lviv, he took over the chief editorial office of the East.
A postgraduate of the Parisian “Ecole de Sciences Politiques”, he spoke 8 languages. His articles were published by “Wait a minute”, “New Journal”, “Hajnt”, “Moment”, central Polish newspapers, American, French, English, German newspapers.
Before 1939, the judaic community in Poland appeared as a crucial national minority.
SELECTION GASE
According to the 2002 census, the structure of nationalities in Poland does not present a judaic national minority, most likely included in the census in positions
Other nationality 1.23 percent , with Poles 95.63 percent , Slaves 0.45 percent , Germans 0.40 percent , Ukrainians 0.08 percent , Romas 0.03 percent .
Since 1989, “Gazeta Wyborcza” has been appearing in Poland, not referring to itself as a judaic magazine, but clearly to this community in a immense half million copies. The editors of this paper are its chief Adam Michnik a Polish citizen of judaic origin, the boy of the well-known Communist organization activist of Western Ukraine Oziah Szechter, as well as Seweryn Blumstein of the same origin.
This paper shows, among others, anti-patriot texts – "Patriotism is like racism" (GW) 17 August 2007 – or showing readers the historical untruth concerning the Defence of Lviv in 1920, that there would be a truce between Poles and Ukrainians, and the fighting took place without the participation of the Lwowski Eagles.
"I have sentimental ties with Ukraine. My father was born in Lviv, my friend Jacek Kuron was besides born in Lviv, I feel like a student of Jerzy Giedroyć, who considered Ukraine to be the central component of our reasoning about the politics of the Polish future... I want we could build something in common... a common state creation... e.g.POL – UKR, or UKR – POL, then we will be a country with which everyone in the East and the West will gotta reckon. This is simply a immense opportunity..." (Adam Michnik in Ukraine – "Galician Courier" No. 17; 18 – 28 September 2009).
After this message by Adam Michnik, editor-in-chief of “GW” Bronisław Komorowski immediately, he decorated it with the Order of the White Eagle on 10 November 2010. Komorowski was not left in debt to the Rector of Pedagogical University Michał Śliwa giving the title of doctor honoris causa on November 12, 2009 to a individual who is not a scientist.
The Christmas issue of the magazine “Kraków” (December 2009) featured a wide interview with Adam Michnik in gratitude for the honours received:
Adam Michnik:
I'd like to callback 2 names here. Prof. Marek Waldenberg, the first honoris causa of this university, wrote about Lenin. He explained that Lenin never wrote that he was a supporter of the monopartisan system. It was so actual and inspiring. It is not essential to declare that you are a supporter of specified a strategy to install this system. Lenin was a revolutionary who loved freedom, but it was meant to be freedom for the supporters of the revolution, for the friends of the revolution in the Leninian sense of the word. It was not freedom for those who thought otherwise.
This freedom was denied not only to the people of the erstwhile Tsar government – it was besides denied to constitutional democrats; the social revolutionists were besides denied... Rose Luxembourg wrote polemically that freedom for supporters of 1 organization alone – even the most many – is not any freedom. Freedom is always freedom for individual who thinks differently. ...prof. M. Waldenberg Lenin called "Juszka"(...).
Prof. Michał Śliwa university rector said (quote from „GW”):
“I will answer the protestors: if it were not for Adam Michnik, then you would be curious in SB, and then you would be arrested” – says “Gazeta Wyborcza”, Rector of the Pedagogical University of the National Education Commission in Kraków, initiator of the award of honorary doctorate to Michnik.
The laudation justifying the award of honorary doctorate to Adam Michnik was given by the prof. of Pedagogical University, writer “GW” and “Wszeszego Tygodnik” Janusz Majcherek, author of 1 of the most slanderous and abusive articles on the past of Poland – "The Dark Cards of Polish History", published in the “Common Week” edited by Fr Adam Boniecki. This text represents a actual heap of various anti-Polish and anti-Catholic insults, innuendos and slanders.
Who Marek Waldenberg mentioned above by Adam Michnik needs a small more discussion.
The Faculty of Law of the Jagiellonian University from the times of the Polish People's Republic has a dismal tradition. After the large luminary of legal sciences Prof. Władysław Wolter, the direction of the cathedral was taken over by Kazimierz Buchała, highly rated in the archives of the safety Service – a secret associate (TW) named “Master”, promoting his favorites Andrzej Zoll and Zbigniew Ćwiąkalski.
Today's opinion seems to have a profound effect on the application of law in Poland and the formation of public opinion, the corporateity of the incumbent bar, the judgement of independent courts and the Constitutional Court, sometimes of social opposition, has its roots in the disgrace and desecration of the Jagiellonian University's Faculty of Law during the period of the PRL.
In addition to Buchała, Zolla and Kuwiąkalski, Marek Waldenberg, head of the Cathedral of the Basics of Marxism-Leninism, secretary of the Provincial Committee of the PZPR, secretary of the Academic Committee of the PZPR, writing on Lenin and, among others, on the alleged size of Lenin’s earpiece Karl Kautsky “Juusz” Marxist sectist. Prof. Julian Polan – Harashin b. Prosecutor in Lublin, brother-in-law of the cardinal joined the post office of the illegals of this period. Franciszek Macharski chasing AK and NSZ soldiers there, where he had to flee, due to the fact that the underground sentenced him to death.
Prof. Julian Polan-Harashin, as Vice-Chief of the Military Court, issued respective twelve death sentences on AK and NSZ soldiers. He was just like his friend Stefan Michnik, or Helena Wolińska, the bloodiest justice of the Polish People's Republic and a corrupt briber. As dean of an ophthalmic survey of the Jagiellonian University Law Department, he issued respective 100 “catchers” diplomas of law masters. erstwhile 1 of the certified organization and Ubek "magisters" compromised their "legal knowledge" and the case became public, Prof. Julian Polan-Harashin set fire to the papers in the Dean. He received his sentence, but was rapidly released and diligently reported on, as an SB agent, including Karol Wojtyla and the full tortured Universal Church.
In this Ubek post office of “lawlessers” of the Jagiellonian University, he officially acted as an agent of SB, a lawyer of criminologist late died prof. Tadeusz Hanausek, friends with Michał Boni TW “Znak”, reporting on his prime minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki.
MICHAEL JAN BONI VEL JAUB BAUER EUROPE PO
TW, codenamed "Sign".
Dates of registration: 15.02.88 by section III-2 SUSW Warsaw and 29.11.88 by section III-2 Warsaw. registry No. 54946. Materials destroyed in January 90. Contacts ceased on 5 January 90.
Aleksander Szumański "The Voice of Poland" Toronto 2012
