Today, together with Deputy Marshal of the Sejm Vladimir Czarzasty and MP Catherine Ueberhan, representing KKP Lewica, we paid tribute to the heroes and heroes of the Uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto. This is an crucial event not only in the past of Poland, but besides in the past of Europe occupied by Nazi Germany.
Recalling the heroic pull of respective 100 poorly armed militants and militants who faced the racist death machine, we do not forget their bravery, courage and courage. Although they were aware that this fight was doomed to defeat, they would alternatively die in conflict than die without a fight. This insurgency is not only a symbol of the conflict for freedom, but besides a symbol of the unbreakable will of self-decidation.
On 19 April 1943, for Jews and judaic women from the Warsaw ghetto, death was not the most important, but the way and reason for dying. Their memory remains with us as a steadfast testament to humanity and the fight for dignity.
Hello to their memory!
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