US Edition44 Years Ago the Communist Regime Introduced Martial Law
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Karol Nawrocki emphasized on December 13 that martial law in Poland was not a lesser evil, but a betrayal of the Polish nation. The article Martial law was not a lesser evil, it was a betrayal of the Polish nation [Karol NAWROCKI] comes from the website Wszystko co mojego Polskę.
President Karol Nawrocki emphasized on Saturday that martial law in Poland was not a lesser evil, but a betrayal of the Polish nation and pure evil. He emphasized that Poland will never forget either the victims of martial law or its perpetrators. The Polish President participated on Saturday in a ceremony commemorating the 44th anniversary of the imposition of martial law in Poland. In a speech at Piłsudski Square in Warsaw, he described martia…
In a letter marking the 44th anniversary of the imposition of martial law, the president wrote, among other things, about the brutal trampling of Polish hopes by General Jaruzelski's junta. He pointed out that the resulting wave of emigration resulted in war-like losses for Poland. Furthermore, Karol Nawrocki emphasized that it is the Poles' duty to cultivate the truth about the communist dictatorship.
Today, December 13th, marks the 44th anniversary of the imposition of martial law in Poland and a day of prayer for the victims of that period. For many years, the Catholic Church has participated in the "Light a Light of Freedom" initiative on this day. This initiative involves placing a lit candle in a window to commemorate the victims of martial law in our country. On the 44th anniversary of the imposition of martial law, the Institute of Rem…
“Nuremberg for the Communists.” Fr. Wąsowicz: Today, after 44 years, it is not the victims who matter, but the comfortable lives of their executioners
“Despite the passage of time, neither the architects of Jaruzelski’s junta nor the direct perpetrators of political murders have, in the vast majority of cases, been punished. (…) This is the reality we live in 44 years after the introduction of martial law. It is not the victims who matter, but the comfortable lives of their executioners. Perhaps one day we will see justice,” writes Fr. Jarosław Wąsowicz SDB—chaplain to supporter communities an…
Preparations for the imposition of martial law lasted many months. Wojciech Jaruzelski announced it in a televised speech on December 13, 1981.
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