“By applying for war reparations, we are therefore claiming the right to exist, which was denied to our ancestors 84 years ago. We cannot allow it to be called into question again in the future” – Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said, referring to the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II, which we celebrated September 1. In a special recording, the head of the Polish government once again reminded why Poland asked Germany for reparations and explained the consequences of the Germans not paying the money. … Kontynuuj czytanie…Morawiecki: By applying for war reparations, we are claiming the right to exist, which was denied us 84 years ago

“After Usnarz, where the guards did not let refugees in and did not allow them medical care, humanitarian aid, where the first pushbacks took place, I understood that an atrocity training camp was being built on the border” – says director Agnieszka Holland in an interview with “Newsweek” in relation to situation on the border between Poland and Belarus. Instead of appreciating the efforts of Polish services to ensure the safety of Poles, Holland slanders border guards and Polish authorities, and it is thanks to their efforts that masses of migrants do not get to the EU. … Kontynuuj czytanie…If there is a “border of evil”, Agnieszka Holland has just crossed it

“Die Welt am Sonntag”, analyzing the situation in eleven countries of Central and Eastern Europe, points to the rapid development of Poland, which in many areas is ahead of the countries of the “old EU”, including Germany. … Kontynuuj czytanie…German press: Poland is considered an economic and educational leader

“From that moment, from that day, the apocalypse began for the Polish nation. The goal of the German Third Reich was to destroy the Polish state and annihilate the Polish nation. The hecatomb that began then led to dramatic consequences” – Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said during the ceremony in Wieluń commemorating the outbreak of World War II. On September 1, 1939 at 4:40 am, the Third Reich attacked Poland, starting the bloody World War II. Wieluń, bombed at dawn by the Germans, was the first victim of the barbaric warfare. On the 84th anniversary of these events, the head of the Polish government appealed not only for the memory of the victims, but also for compensation. … Kontynuuj czytanie…Prime Minister Morawiecki: These were ordinary Germans, who pushed Poland into this abyss

On September 1, 1939, Nazi Germany invaded Poland, starting World War II. The celebrations at Westerplatte were attended, among others, by President of the Republic of Poland Andrzej Duda and Minister of National Defense Mariusz Błaszczak. “Freedom is not given once and for all. And it will not hold on its own. No one will give it to us as a gift! On the contrary – history shows that it will rather want to take it away from us. That is why we must show that we are ready and we must always be ready and responsibility” – the highest commander of Polish armed forces said. … Kontynuuj czytanie…President Duda on the 84th anniversary of the German aggression against Poland: We must build our security

As a volunteer to Auschwitz, he survived hell, only to experience even greater hell later in communist torture chambers and die – we are talking about one of the greatest Polish heroes, Captain of cavalry Witold Pilecki. Inspired by his extraordinary biography, the film will be shown in cinemas from September 1. … Kontynuuj czytanie…“The Pilecki Report” – a film about a steadfast Pole who achieved the impossible in the hell of totalitarianism

Association of Polish Veterans, Circle No. 1 and the Club of Gazeta Polska named after The Steadfast Soldiers in Sydney invite all patriotic organizations and people of good will who care about the Polish Cause of State to take part in the manifestation in front of the German Consulate. … Kontynuuj czytanie…Poles in Sydney will claim for reparations due to Poland

The European Commission adopted on Monday its proposal for fishing quotas in the Baltic Sea for 2024. The EC refers to a scientific assessment that indicates that several fisheries are in a dire situation. The problem is that a dozen or so years ago, despite the opposition of fishermen, it let industrial fishing vessels into the Baltic Sea, which led to an ecological disaster in the Baltic Sea. So far, no EU official has been held accountable for this. … Kontynuuj czytanie…EC first let industrial fishing vessels into the Baltic and now is introducing further cuts in fishing quotas

Hardly a day goes by without the German press writing about migrants crossing Poland to Germany. There are also ideas to introduce controls at the border with Poland. Interestingly, German journalists and columnists notoriously forget to remind their readers that migrants want to come to Germany because they were invited by the German government, while Poland has become a victim of this invitation. … Kontynuuj czytanie…Poland a victim of German migration policy

“It was a catastrophic assault on energy supplies, a singular act of sabotage – an attack on Germany” – this is how the German weekly “Der Spiegel” describes the blowing up of the three lines of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines. German investigative journalists, whose traces of the assassins led to Kiev, forgot to add that the construction of the aforementioned gas pipelines enabled Russia to attack Ukraine, which – if the planned blitzkrieg was successful – would most likely end in aggression against Poland as well. The question is, did the German authorities know about Russia’s planned invasion of Ukraine? What arrangements did Chancellor Angela Merkel and Vladimir Putin make before the former resigned? … Kontynuuj czytanie…Is there a secret agreement between Berlin and Moscow? Attacks on Poland in the EU may be a distraction