Slandered in Silence: The Wound Denied Memor
There is a wound deeper than suffering. It is the wound of suffering that is later denied, misrepresented, or weaponized against the sufferer. It is not just pain, it is … Continue reading
September 1, 1939
When German armies crossed Poland’s borders at dawn on September 1, 1939, the world was plunged into a new war; yet for Poland, it marked something more than invasion—it signaled the beginning … Continue reading
Zygmunt Jan Rumel
This is probably one of the more tragic stories I came across in my never ending studies of Polish Ukrainian relations. Why? bec it is about the man who truly … Continue reading
The NKVD’s Anti-Polish Operation
On August the 12th we honor the memory of all the victims of the NKVD’s Anti-Polish Operation, carried out 89 years ago, prior to the outbreak of World War II. … Continue reading
Stalin’s Great Terror
On this day, August 11, 1937, one of the most extensive campaigns of ethnic persecution during Stalin’s Great Terror began. Nikolai Yezhov, head of the Soviet NKVD, signed Order No. … Continue reading
Poles’ dislike of Zelensky on the rise over Nazi scandal
by Forbidden News Poles’ dislike of Zelensky on the rise over Nazi scandal – pollDisapproval of the Ukrainian leader has surged amid anger over Kiev’s glorification of collaborators Three-quarters of … Continue reading
‘The Painted Bird’ by Jerzy Kosiński – Slander of Poland
Edward Reid I recently came across someone sharing “The Painted Bird” as fact and a story of survival against savages, I’d like to clarify a few things and discuss the … Continue reading
History Requires Context Before Judgment
I have often thought that the Polish people are, above all, survivors. Few nations have endured what Poland has: repeated invasions, occupations, mass executions, deportations, concentration camps, forced labor, and … Continue reading
Polish tragedy in Volhynia
July 1943 marked one of the darkest months in Polish history: During the summer of 1943, the massacres of ethnic Poles in Volhynia reached their horrific peak. On July 11, … Continue reading
Remembering Two Occupations
June 29: One Nation’s Suffering On this day, we remember that the destruction of Poland during the Second World War came from two totalitarian powers, not one. On June 29, … Continue reading
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