National Day of Memory of Poles - Victims of Genocide made by the CNS and UPA in east lands of the Second Republic of Poland - 12.07.2026.
Not for vengeance, but for memory and the cross above the grave call for sacrifice...
“The memory, past and fact of the Volyn genocide form the future,” said president Karol Nawrocki during his visit to Radruż in Podkarpacie, where he paid tribute to Poles murdered by the OUN and UPA in east lands of the Second Republic of Poland with families of victims and residents of the Lubacz County.
May God give eternal peace and peace to all victims of the Volyn genocide, may God supply for wonderful families, may God give wisdom to leaders of the planet and Poland, and Ukraine, and all Europe. Let us never confuse, dear Members, the reconciliation with amnesia, the reconciliation with oblivion. present we request truth, memory for a better future in the 21st century – without genocidal and without genocidal symbols.
God bless Poland. Long live Poland.
Karol Nawrocki
President Andrzej Duda signed a 2.07 Act of 4 June 2025 on the Establishment of 11 July National Day of Memory on Poles – Victims of Genocide made by the CNS and UPA on east Lands of the Second Republic of Poland.
Celebration of the victims of the Volyn massacre and another murders committed on the citizens of the Second Republic by Ukrainian nationalists. 11 July is the anniversary of the alleged bloody Sunday, which is the culmination of the mass extermination of the Polish civilian population in Volyn by the CNS, UPA, supported by the local Ukrainian population.
83. years ago, UPA launched a coordinated attack on Polish residents of 150 towns in Volyn. It was the culmination of a wave of crimes in Poles that had already been in existence since the beginning of 1943, resulting in about 100,000 deaths in Volyn and east Galicia. Crimes in Poles were frequently committed with utmost cruelty, people were burned alive, thrown into a well, axe and forks were used, victims were deliberately tortured before death, women were raped.
"Almost 60,000 Poles were murdered in Volyn in 1943. Many Polish villages were razed to the ground. There's no sign of them today. In early 1944, genocide began in neighboring provinces. Another 100,000 people died here. Not counting the murdered Jews, Ukrainian nationalists killed almost 150 1000 Poles and tens of thousands of their compatriots. To this day, most of the victims inactive do not have their graves and memorials."
Fr Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski for Virtual Poland
“I dreamed to die from a bullet, not an axe. I remember it well, father taught us – don't get caught. Run. Don't lie down, don't stop. Whoever stops will torture him" – said Sabina Czapiga, sister of cosmonaut Mirosław Hermaszewski.
- "I think of mothers who watched their children die. Children killed in front of their parents. All Polish families and villages, which were completely destroyed only due to the fact that they were Polish. Today, July 11, on the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, we remember the victims of genocide by Ukrainian nationalists from the CNS and UPA. But memory alone is not enough. People and organizations liable for these crimes are inactive being glorified. Thousands of Polish victims are inactive waiting to be found, exhumed and buried. I so appeal: sign the petition “STOP flag”! halt cult UPA killers! We request to ban the promotion of CNS-B and UPA ideology in Poland. In our country there can be no place to worship the perpetrators of genocide committed in Poles. Degeneratives can't be considered heroes. It's a disgrace and a disgusting lie. We cannot let this" - Blanka Bąkiewicz.
On 10 July in Dzierżoniów, celebrations on the occasion of the 83rd anniversary of the genocide on Polish citizens in east Poland II were held. They began with the national anthem, followed by occasional speeches, inflammation and the laying of flowers, ending with the singing of Rota.
On Sunday, July 12th, the Holy Mass was celebrated at the church of the Holy Rosary Queen in Dzierżoniów. It was held in the intention of victims of the flag genocide in the Kresach. After the mass there was a prayer gathering before a memorial commemorating the murdered clergymen. "Polish clergy died at the hands of Ukrainian nationalists. The massacre did not last 180 of them, including clergymen and nuns. Many were murdered in an highly cruel way by Fr Karol Baran, who were sawn in half in a wooden trough. Others were screwed with ax at the altar during liturgy."
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In designation of the activities for the Kresovians, president of the Association of Kresovians in Dzierżoniów Florian Kuriata, he presented Fr. He stressed that this was an expression of appreciation for perpetuating the memory of the Volyn genocide, the first monument in Lower Silesia commemorating the savagely murdered Catholic clergy was created in the parish.
The interrupted Eucharist
Sunday Masses in Volyn were already on as the banners attacked the temples.
At that time the devotions were already begun, desecrated with slaughter, - holy rites.
"The Deum laudamus"... sounded erstwhile the people under the chorus were chopped with axes.
The priest raised the holy host up, then the bandit screwed the priest, gloomy.
Interrupted Holy Mass - inactive ongoing and murdered Poles - inactive demand,
the completion of these interrupted Masses and the Unfinished Eucharist.
Scary massacre, blood flowing down the stairs, crying and moaning, people trampling.
The surviving were killed with ax and then with grenades. After that slaughter, the church with the bodies, with the gasoline of the spanels.
These tragic events he told us, 1 in the church, which he himself survived.
Hidden in the attic between rafters and then under dead human bodies.
When the flags left, after the crime, he regained consciousness, wiping blood from his temple.
Under the cover of the night, he left his temple burned, the site of terrible destruction, and an unfinished mass.
A keen desire to save his life to convey the image of a terrible genocide.
What Sunday, July 11, 1943, was made to never be repeated and forgotten!!!
Mieczysław Habuda, pp. Hardy Kędzierzyn-Koźle, 30.08.20124.
"Not for vengeance, but for memory and fact call for sacrifice" - Volyn 1943.
Hail and glory to the victims of the Volyn genocide. Long live free Poland!
God’s Happiness
