Bydgoszcz October 19, 2024
Appeal – Open letter
On the Day of Memory of the Non-violent Priests, on the 40th anniversary of the cruel communist execution on the chaplain of NSZZ “Solidarność”, priest Jerzy Popieluszko, present Blessed Catholic Church in Poland, we, the following, activists of opposition of the anti-communist period of the Polish People's Republic, from Bydgoszcz, request the immediate release from the detention of priest Michał Olszewski and 2 employees of the Ministry of Justice, Mrs Urszula and Karolina, arrested over half a year ago, in the spring of 2024.
We are protesting the deprivation of their liberty, for imaginary reasons, concerning alleged corruption and propaganda-based inefficiencies in the possession, financial resources of the Justice Fund and the fact that we do not follow the competition procedures.
Shocking were the circumstances of detention and the usage of oppressive treatment, during transport and in the detentions themselves. Depriving of sleep and the ability to deal freely with physiological needs are attempts to assassinate the dignity and humanity of the unlawful detainees. These actions in democratic communities qualify for the category of torture. The definition of these behaviours coincides with the UN Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
We are outraged by the extremist limitation of the ability of those detained with their loved ones and their lawyers.
All these shameful actions are carried out as part of an atavistic revenge on the politicians of Law and Justice and those associated with them, or even associated with them. This is marked by obsession, which should be treated both by medical methods and by an electoral card combined with criminal liability.
Donald Tusk and Adam Bodnar, clearly in political amok, direct these actions with the hands of the illegal national prosecutor Dariusz Korneluk, utilizing the subordinate National Prosecutor's Office, prison service.
Our silence would so be a heartless, silent co-operation. all day of the delay, in the release of the unjustly imprisoned, we will consider an additional origin aggravating Prime Minister Donald Tusk and everyone from the coalition of power, assisting him in unlawful actions, in the case of Father Michał Olszewski, Mrs Urszula and Mrs Karolina.
We call for freedom for detainees and return to the regulation of law in the Republic of Poland. We call from the experienced city of Bydgoszcz – 146 years of possessive captivity, cruel murders on Polish citizens carried out by the Germans in September 1939. We called for the right to freedom from the city, which was to be called a bastion of communism starting in 1945.
We call for the right to live in a law-abiding Poland, from the city which is the last halt of the priestly ministry of Blessed Father Jerzy Popieluszko and we believe in his intercession with the Most advanced God
photo by Janusz Małecki
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Jan Raczycki – President of the PRL Represented People Association‘The Covenant“
Barbara Wojciechowska - President of the Association of Idee Solidarity 180-89, repressive activist of the anti-communist opposition
Krystian Frelichowski- president of the Polish paper Club, journalist, writer- repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Zbigniew Michalski – erstwhile Management Board of the Bydgoszcz Region of NSZZ "S"- anti-communist opposition activist
Jan Perejczuk - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist- V-ce president of the Alliance Association
Andrzej Mazurowicz - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist, Shot in the leg during the 1956 Poznań Events, a multiple Polish champion in rowing, a longtime coach of the national rowing team
Stefan Pastuszewski - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist, writer, journalist, erstwhile MP, erstwhile Vice president of Bydgoszcz
Jerzy Pozorski - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Ewa Paluszek - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Jan Monarch - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Ryszard Bonisniak - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Kotzbach Roman- repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Ryszard Jedwabny- repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Marek Klimek- repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Fath Bogdan- a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Bolesław Magierowski - repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Vladimir Nekanda-Trepka - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Jerzy Przybylski - repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Zbigniew Reszkowski - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Henryk Tokar- repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Bogdan Dziakanowski-A activist of anti-communist opposition
Aleksander Wiśniewski - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Roman Tucholski - repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Benedict Zawada - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Wiesław Pieńkoś - a repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Margaret Jarocińska - activist of the anti-communist opposition
Teresa Pastuszewska - an anti-communist opposition activist
Bronisław Pastuszewski repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Elżbieta Szott - activist of the anti-communist opposition
Krystyna Sawicka - anti-communist opposition activist
Jerzy Jarczok - anti-communist opposition activist
Andrzej Bogucki - activist of anti-communist opposition
Jerzy Szulc - an anti-communist opposition activist
Bogumił Tomaszewski - anti-communist opposition activist
Janina Matelska- activist of anti-communist opposition
Zbigniew Pluciński - anti-communist opposition activist
Magdalena Leś- repressed anti-communist opposition activist
Janusz Małecki-the anti-communist opposition activist
Beata Sengebuch-Malecka - activist of the anti-communist opposition Maria Szłapińska - activist of the anti-communist opposition
