US EditionPolish presidential candidate secretly posed as his own fan, now he's being laughed at
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On Thursday in Brussels, the PiS-supported presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki will talk with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki will also take part in the meeting. Information about the planned meeting between Nawrocki and Meloni was reported by the portal wpolsce24.pl. It was then confirmed by PiS spokesman Rafał Bochenek. The meeting between the Italian Prime Minister and the presidential candida…
Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki has previously spoken publicly under a pseudonym and praised his own work in a television interview, Reuters reported. Nawrocki and his alter ego have become the subject of jokes from political opponents. The politician is running for president with the support of the nationalist conservative Law and Justice party.
In 2018, Nawrocki published a book about Nikodem "Nikoś" Skotarczak, a gangster active in Gdańsk and its surroundings, under the pseudonym Tadeusz Batyr. In the same year, the public broadcaster TVP broadcast an interview with "Batyr", in fact Nawrocki. He appeared in it with a cap on his head, his face out of focus and his voice changed. The presenter recalled that the author of the gangster's biography refers to "research by historian Karol Na…
The story of Tadeusz Batyr, Karol Nawrocki's second identity, which he used when writing a book about the gangster "Nikos", strikes at the seriousness of the PiS candidate for president. However, the party is not panicking.
Polish presidential candidate Karol Navrotsky, who is supported by the former ruling Law and Justice party, has faced accusations that in 2018 he praised his work under a pseudonym.
On Monday, the media reported that the candidate for the President of the Republic of Poland supported by PiS, Karol Nawrocki, was supposed to use the pen name "Tadeusz Batyr". This information was published by the journalist Andrzej Stankiewicz from the editorial office of Onet. Under the aforementioned pen name, Nawrocki was supposed to not only write a biography of one of the former Tri-City mafiosi, but also on TVP3 Gdańsk praise the scienti…
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