"Always erstwhile Poland was enslaved, like during the occupation, or after 1945, as the communists wanted to make Poland their colony, this date on 11 November was somewhere to flee. And whenever we are free, 11 November is surely the most important, most beautiful vacation in the Polish historical calendar" - said president Karol Nawrocki in an interview with Emilia Wierzbicki and Wojciech Biedron for tv in Poland24.
On 11 November 1918 it was a large vacation for which so many generations and fathers of our independency worked," stressed Karol Nawrocki. – The fathers of independency were different, they represented another social groups, but they wanted common independency and did not disappoint those 5 generations who worked for free and independent Poland – for our common home. Hence the beauty, he noted. He added that the independency that came was a large joy on the 1 hand, and on the another hand a large responsibility.
At the head of the independency March in Warsaw were the relics of the patron of Poland, Saint Andrew Bobola, which are in the chapel of the Presidential Palace.
Several twelve people from Dzierżoniów County, among them members of the Polish Dzierżoniów II paper Club, the Citizen Patriotic Movement and the Lech Kaczyński Social Movement on Tuesday 11 November 2025 in 107 years of Poland's regaining independency manifested their attachment to the Homeland in the National independency Day in Warsaw.
When asked how the march was assessed, Ireneusz Wagnerowski stressed that it was a "great success". – There were respective 100 1000 demonstrators and more and more of us from the march. Clearly, people want to show their affection and love for their homeland. A immense success, really," he said. It is worth being Polish, it is worth surviving for it - he added.
- 1 of the most moving moments of the full manifestation was singing together "Rotations"by Maria Konopnicka, a patriotic song beginning with the words: "I won't leave the land from where our lineage comes from., We're not gonna talk!". erstwhile the first sounds of this heart-catching Polish song sounded, a thrill passed through the crowd. I stood among hundreds of thousands of compatriots, with white and red flags raised advanced and felt that we were part of something bigger – a community that remembers its roots and heritage - said Stefan Grefling, president of the Polish Dzierżony II paper Club.
We're celebrating National independency Day, and we'll proceed to celebrate. Poles are a arrogant nation, arrogant of our past and its heroes, respecting our national colours and symbols. We'll never let them be taken away. Long live Poland independent!
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