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In Davos, this is what was appreciated and emphasized the most wrote president Andrzej Duda.

But we, the prisoners, standing in front of the barrack - because it was forbidden to leave then - knew what would happen to them.

They describe and report on what he testified in the prosecutor’s office: He talked a lot about himself, but these stories are rather effect of delusions and inventions.

You hadn’t done it before, so please support what we have prepared. — added Rafalska, addressing the opposition MPs.

…wPolityce.pl: What do you think about the conference “New Polish School of Shoah History”?…

It is exactly the opposite of what can be heard even in these days.

Understanding the Soviet Union, its nature and policies, would not be possible without comprehending what goals communist ideology had set for the world’s first communist state.

Consciously or unconsciously, such people provide breeding ground for the Russian propaganda that always makes its own additional use of what they say.

This is a very dangerous intervention in which an external politician is trying to define what is true and what is a lie in the public media.

…planned by the Foundation associated with Kaczyński (this is a skyscraper in which the late Lech Kaczyński’s museum would be located, but the project was abandoned), but he is not able to prove exactly what…

The Polish underground and exile state fought with the Germans from the first to the last day of the war and opposed the extermination of Jews.

Dreifuss has no reservations about anticipating what it will look like. Interestingly, Polish authorities had approached Prof. Dreifuss herself, but she declined to cooperate.

Brussels and the European Commission need to be very receptive to what is going on in different countries . . .

…What kind of advice? Typical of Wałęsa: I say this to him: Sir! Russia is a beautiful country. Russia is like a car: Mercedes, Ford. Beautiful!…

Well, what was most important in our times will still be decided by future generations and historians, but this time I agree - the stake is very high. In many dimensions.

…What is the death of tens of thousands of people - citizens of the Republic of Poland - without a court of law? If this is not genocide, what is it then?…

Who would be interested in undermining the sanctity of John Paul II and what motives would such a person be driven by? Without John Paul II we would not be what we are today.

This shows what were the effects of World War II on Poland as well as what would be the level of Polish development now if there hadn’t been any German destruction.

I think that he realises what is going on around him and knows in what kind of meeting he was taking part. He did not object to being sent for observation — she said to journalists.

And what extraordinary heroes they all were: without a weapon in hand, without a rifle.