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What is Poland like?

Pawel Milcarek

On the thirtieth day after the plane crash at Smolensk, according to the liturgical custom of the Church, we remembered the national drama and asked for God’s mercy for the victims’ souls. »

How to talk with children about... lies and lying

Parents can hear their children tell lies consciously when they are kindergarteners. Children do not want to admit their guilt; they can blame others, etc. »

Questions without answers

Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Prof. Romuald Szeremietiew about the possible deeper causes of the plane crash at Smolensk.

This does not result from any special desire to criticise this government but the knowledge, which I acquired gaining academic degrees in the field of defence and holding the high posts in the department of defence. »

Poland after 10 April

Marek Jurek

We are wondering what to do in order not to lose the moral awakening we experienced during the national mourning; so that this big wave of solidarity become a creative power of responsibility for Poland before God and faith in Poland’s strength, her importance in Europe and her future. »

Blurred truth

Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Professor Jacek Trznadel about lies, political correctness and ‘benefits’ flowing from the plane crash at Smolensk.

Poland at a turning point

Cardinal Stanislaw Nagy, SCJ

We can still hear the solemn voice of the Sigismund Bell, the words of the papal delegate, Primate Muszynski, the stylised solemnly uttered speech by Parliament Speaker Komorowski, who is the acting president »

Difficult legacy of the President

On 14 April 2010, at the Presidential Palace, near the Monument to Adam Mickiewicz and near the Carmelite Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Warsaw, Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Dr. Tomasz Zukowski about the truth declared untrue and Poles’ brainwave. »

He set the direction of Polish politics

Boleslaw Piecha, MP

Many people who were dear to me and who I knew well lost their lives in the crash of the presidential plane at Smolensk. »

President-scout was laid to rest in Polish soil

Lukasz Ryszka

Ryszard Kaczorowski, the last Polish President-in-Exile, the Chief Scout of the Polish Scouting Association in exile, returned to his Homeland for good. »

Until death do us part

Alicja Dolowska

This love was evident in their ways of looking at each other and in their gestures. They loved each other. ‘My dad often embraces mum’, their daughter Marta said. »

We will remember!

Andrzej Tarwid, in collaboration with Anna Maslana

‘You died fulfilling your duties. May you rest in peace’, Maciej Lopinski, Head of the Presidential Chancellery, said in his farewell address to the victims of the plane crash in Pilsudski Square in Warsaw. »

President of ‘God – Honour – Homeland’

Editorial board

Lech Kaczynski would be only 61 on 18 June 2010 but he had a very beautiful, patriotic biography: President of the Republic of Poland (2005-2010), Mayor of the City of Warsaw (2002-2005), Minister of Justice and the Public Prosecutor General (2000-2001), President of the Supreme Chamber of Control (1992-95). »

Now the whole world will hear about Katyn

Czeslaw Ryszka

Exactly 70 years ago at the site of the Katyn genocide, the place where the flower of the Polish nation was murdered, the plane crash happened and the flower of the Polish politicians »

Great tragedy, great mourning, great prayer

Milena Kindziuk, Andrzej Tarwid

The plane crash at Smolensk shows how fragile human life is, how insignificant all quarrels are. As a nation we faced an examination. Why God? In Poland time stopped on 10 April 2010. The flags on state buildings were lowered to half-staff. »

He was with his countrymen till the end

Lukasz Ryszka

President Ryszard Kaczorowski was almost a peer of the restored Poland (born in the year 1918). He was born in Bialystok on 26 November 1919. He belonged to the gentry, having the Jelita coat of arms. »

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