Yesterday, Roman Dmowski's mural was unveiled at the East Warsaw Station. Members, self-government activists, railway authorities and representatives of the All-Polish Youth together with the Association of the March of Victory, which was the initiator of the drop-off on the emergence of the mural, took part in the presentation of the malaria.
On 15 September, a mural Roman Dmowski was unveiled on the wall of the underground passage for travellers at the Warsaw East Station. The painting is 8 metres long and was painted by Isabella Siemiątkowska, a postgraduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. The work lasted respective months.
Graphics presents a popular image of the father of independency against the background of modern Warsaw skyscrapers. Next to the image was a quote from his work “The Thoughts of a Modern Pole” — “We must be “Modern Poles” who realize both the emerging fresh Poland and the full mechanics of the modern world”.
Mural was created thanks to a drop organized by the March of triumph association. The thought for graphics was born during the wave of feminist strikes, which demanded the change of Rond Roman Dmowski's name in Warsaw to Rondo Women's Rights. There was even an act of vandalism at the time by sealing the name of the roundabout. Dmowski's presence in the capital was increased in consequence to the left-wing aggression.
The mural presentation ceremony was started by Ireneusz Merchel, president of the PKP board.
The words of Roman Dmowski are peculiarly present today, as we are witnessing dynamic changes. The railway, of course, has a peculiar function here, due to the fact that the improvement it carries with it fits into the dynamics of the improvement of our country and the world. We connect people, build communication bridges and bring Poles closer, eliminating all distances. So we become performers of a will, which Roman Dmowski left us, and which we will read in this place all day, traveling to school or work," said Ireneusz Merchel.
Kacper Kociszewski, president of the triumph March, took the level and presented the circumstances of the malaturation.
The format of this mural is rather different in terms of both its form and the content of the quote. We didn't want a schamp quote, we wanted a quote corresponding to what is going on today, and what young people expect, due to the fact that today, unfortunately, young people are fond of modernity. present we have times of liberalism, hedonism, rampant consumerism, times of losing sovereignty to the European Union, and we are losing cultural identity in connection with mass migration. Today, Roman Dmowski is specified a memory of times in which there were no specified problems, and we want this figure to be able to proceed to interact with the young generation, not just with postulates, but with a way of reasoning that is timeless. We want Roman Dmowski's oasis and his thoughts for young people to get acquainted with this character, said Kacper Kociszewski.
The creation of a wall image of 1 of the most prominent Polish figures on the station East Warsaw is not accidental – it is here, in the Prague-South district, just a fewer 100 meters from the station that Roman Dmowski was born and lived. Earlier, 3 years ago, the station was named after him.
Roman Dmowski — architect of large Poland
Roman Dmowski was already active in political activity at the time of his studies; from 1888 he belonged to ZET and the ellipse of organizations of patriotic youth, and later joined the Polish League, focusing on independent environments in the country and on emigration.
After the war, he took part in a Paris conference, where he presented the preliminary borders of the reborn Poland and diplomatic relations with neighbouring countries. utilizing political contacts, as a diplomat, he spread the Polish point of view among European leaders. Dmowski was besides 1 of the founders of the Polish Army in France, later transformed into the Second Polish Army.
Throughout his life, he earned a very rich part of publicity. He wrote in “The Voice”, “The Time” and “The All Poland Review”, and besides wrote many books on national ideas, specified as “The Thoughts of a Modern Pole”, “Polish Policy and State Reconstruction”, “Germany, Russia and Poland” or “The Church, nation, state”
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