US EditionOutrageous dance party in Radom. The mayor speaks out. He wrote about "people of ill will" and "playing politics"
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Radom authorities are facing a wave of outrage and widespread criticism over a communist-themed dance party inaugurating the 50th anniversary of the June 1976 uprising. One of the attractions was a group photo opportunity with people dressed as armed police officers who clubbed workers protesting in the streets 50 years ago. The mayor of Radom himself did not attend the event, but his deputies, Bartosz Bednarczyk and Marta Michalska-Wilk, whose …
Outrageous dance party in Radom. The mayor speaks out. He wrote about "people of ill will" and "playing politics"
The way the 50th anniversary of the protests in Radom was launched sparked widespread outrage. A dance party involving reenactors dressed as militia officers was, in the view of many, a crossing of boundaries. There were calls for consequences to be drawn, or at least for apologies from the city authorities. Meanwhile, the mayor of […] The post Outrageous dance party in Radom. The mayor speaks out. He wrote about “people of ill will” and “playin…
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