In tribute to the cursed soldiers

The independency underground after 1945 gave back what was most precious to the country. He donated his blood, his life, his loved ones," said Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish at the Military Cemetery in Powązki. On Friday, the head of the MON laid a wreath at the Mausoleum of the Cursed-Unbreakable on the occasion of the upcoming National Day of Memory of the “Cursed Soldiers”.

On 1 March the National Day of Memory of the Cursed Soldiers is celebrated in Poland. Festival, set on the anniversary of the execution of the 4th Board leaders in 1951 Freedom and independency Associations, commemorates soldiers and activists of the alleged second conspiracy. This is what we call the general political and military formations, which continued to operate after the front line passed through Poland in 1945 and They took up a fight against the fresh occupier The russian Union.

– The independency underground after 1945 gave back what was most precious to the country. She gave a sacrifice of her blood, of her life, of her loved ones," said Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish today. The head of the MON together with the highest commanders of the Polish Army laid a wreath under Cursed-Unbreakable Mausoleum on Warsaw Powązki. Here, on the so-called. Connections, the Communist safety services were burying in the nameless graves of the murdered underground activists of independence. “This is simply a minute of reflection, and this is besides a minute not only of memory of what was, but of truly drawing the conclusion that present we request a strong, resilient, safe country so that we never request to make an underground state,” Kosiniak-Kamish said. “We had to build a strong Poland to defend its sovereignty and independence,” he added.