The most crucial intellectual, publicist, political names of centre-right Poland meet at a large debate on the occasion of the 1000th anniversary of the Kingdom of Poland. On the second day of the Conference “Cultural Heritage of Europe in the light of the 1000th anniversary of the Kingdom of Poland” held on 28-29 March in Warsaw, we can perceive to further interesting opinions, debates and discussions. The event was opened yesterday by PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński. present – Stephen Nikola Bartulica, Croatian Euro MP of the EKR Group.
Opening of the 2nd Conference Day – Stephen Nikola Bartulica
The second day of the conference “Cultural Heritage of Europe in the light of the 1000th anniversary of the Kingdom of Poland was opened by Stephen Nikola Bartulica, Croatian Euro MP of the EKR. He started his speech in video form with "a fewer words about a large Polish nation".
I admire your country for many reasons. His contribution to Europe's culture and identity is huge. I know you are celebrating the 1000th anniversary of your Kingdom, and I would like to congratulate you warmly.
“Bartulica stressed that his country besides celebrates a unique historical anniversary.
Saint John Paul II was a individual I admired very much. His function in the liberation of Central and east Europe from communism was invaluable and we are all grateful to him
“He added.
The fact that a Pole from Krakow was the pope was a real provision of Providence. I don't think communism will fall without its leadership
“said the Euro MP.
Croatian expressed a affirmative view of cooperation with Polish MEPs in the EHR Group. He pointed out that building a conservative movement in Europe is highly important. He pointed out that Poland, thanks to the erstwhile government, is simply a leader in safety and a reliable NATO member.
Prof. Jacek Kowalski "Sarmatian roots of Poland"
The first speech was given present by prof. Jacek Kowalski, Polish art historian, poet and singer, popularizer of Sarmatian culture.
We realize Poland as a modern one, which has Sarmatian roots. In this case we are talking about the First Republic. Modern Poland was referred to as “Sarmation”. It was the choice of our ancestors. It was thanks to Ptolemy that the subject simply existed
said prof. Kowalski.
The erstwhile Republic marks us with Latin culture, modern and western art. Our art, which has become for many citizens of Belarus or Ukraine, that they are not part of Russian culture but part of European culture
“ He said.
Jacek Komuda – “Uniqueness of the First Republic in Europe”
Another panelist is Jacek Komuda – writer, historical reconstructor.
About 12 or up to 15 percent of the population of this country, mostly ruling nobles And the Republic had freedom. And the alleged gold freedom was equivalent to our civilian liberties today. These people had the same freedoms as we did today.
“He pointed out, erstwhile asked about the uniqueness of the First Republic against the background of then Europe.
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