We paid tribute to Poles murdered in Auschwitz

That's why our March wasn't just an anniversary celebration for me. He was the fulfillment of a deep commitment to our heroic ancestors, whom Germany wanted to deprive not only of freedom and life, but even of names and places in history.
Our presence was to tell them - I believe that those looking down at us - that Poland inactive remembers them and pays tribute to them.

The march arrived before entering the German camp. We entered his territory and moved on. In silence. But so eloquent and palpable that her mute weight seemed to blow up her senses.
Between the fences of barbed wire, in the shadow of the defender towers, between the barracks, on this earth, steeped in blood and inhuman suffering.
Every step in a place like this brings a crushing impression.
I felt like I was following through the memory of an full nation, through the torment written in walls, gates, stones and silent buildings.

Eventually, we faced a wall of executions. We paid a wreath in tribute to the Polish prisoners of Auschwitz.
I besides did this on your behalf - on behalf of all our Friends, Sympaths and Contributors who may not have been in Auschwitz that day, but have been on the side of truth, Polish pride and remembrance with us for years about those who paid the highest price for their allegiance to their homeland.

Our March present was highly needed, due to the fact that the past of Auschwitz cannot be told without Poles. The first transport to the German place of execution was Polish prisoners, and this fact must come out erstwhile and for all. Especially today, erstwhile so many would like to push her into the shadows and turn her around.

I am incredibly grateful to you. You and everyone who supports us. Without our patriotic community, this event could not succeed. Preparation of patriotic luminaire, transport, sound system, visual materials, security, promotion and media coverage... all of this means real costs that cannot be covered by commitment alone.
Representing Polish patriots, a national thought and an environment that does not bow to political correctness, we cannot number on European funds or the kindness of the Tusk government.
We can dream of resources that flow to LGBT environments from Rafał Trzaskowski.
We act effectively only due to you and people like you - thousands of wonderful people who realize that Poland will not defend itself, and the fact needs not only beautiful words, but besides real sacrifice.
Therefore, present I am asking you to aid me cover the costs of the Memorial March and in the further fight for Polish identity and historical memory.

Unfortunately, many Poles were put to sleep. They believed that past was over, that after all the tragedies of the 20th century we would live in peace, prosperity and security. Without effort and without readiness to defend your homeland. In their naivety they are convinced that war, cruelty, and military aggression belong exclusively to the past.

But we know that the fact is different. The planet is inactive absolutely torn apart by conflicts of interest, and nations that lose their will to fight and self-preservation instinct become very rapidly prey on the stronger.
Germany understands this perfectly and has for years conducted a consistent policy of dominance towards Poland - economic, political, media, as well as historical, in which they effort to blur their own responsibility, and to pass the blame for their crimes on us.
They besides want to take distant our right to appeal for justice and reparations at all costs.

An example of this impertinent attitude towards us is the atmosphere in the Auschwitz Museum.
In this peculiar place Poles feel treated like intruders in their own country.
Burdenful, meticulous checks, reluctance and feeling that Polish presence is something suspicious. This is all profoundly humiliating.

That is why we have clearly shown that the site of the erstwhile camp is not an extraterritorial zone. This is Poland.

Remember, we can never let go. If we quit the field in the memory struggle, we lose the fight for the future. A nation that allows you to falsify its own past ceases to realize who it is and what it should defend.

The Auschwitz Memorial March was 1 of the fronts of this conflict - and that is why it is so crucial that you aid us proceed this work.

With a national greeting!
Robert Bąkiewicz/ president of the Border Defence Movement

PS. We are Poles and we can live in arrogant Poland only thanks to our ancestors. By their sacrifice and sacrifice. Now it's our turn. Now we must fulfil our national commitment.

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