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"We approach this matter very consistently and unambiguously, taking into account the entire historical context. We explain that expectations that Poland should make amends for German crimes are based on a fundamental misunderstanding. Poland was a victim of both Germany and the Soviet Union. The Germans destroyed our country, they wanted to murder almost the entire Polish nation, and the remaining part to be turned into slaves. We have the right to demand compensation, "Morawiecki answered. https://nczas.com/2019/02/17/morawiecki-ucina-dyskusje-nie-bedziemy-nic-placic-zydom-to-my-mamy-prawo-do-odszkodowan/

Pompeo threatens the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Everyone who participates in criminal proceedings against an Israeli national on war crimes / crimes against humanity, will be banned from entering the US and will be exposed to financial sanctions US bars entry to International Criminal Court investigators WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States will revoke or deny visas to International Criminal Court personnel seeking to investigate alleged war crimes and other abuses committed by U.S. forces in Afghanistan or elsewhere, and may do the same with those who seek action against Israel, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Friday. Pompeo, acting on a threat delivered in September by U.S. national security adviser John Bolton, framed the action as necessary to prevent the international body from infringing on U.S. sovereignty by prosecuting American forces or allies for torture or other war crimes. “We are determined to protect the American and allied military...

He was born on January 4, 1898 at 21:00 in Mirków near Wieruszów, he had ten siblings. He is liked by students, who has great trust and is valued not only as a priest and teacher, but also as a person who understands others. He was an exceptional man in every respect. September 1, 1939 - war! Father Antoni Rzadki, together with other residents of Śrem, was arrested as a hostage. On October 20, 1939, Germans appointed 19 people to be shot from hostages. The authors of the film reached the facts and witnesses of these events. Years later, one of the Nazi oppressors testified in Kraków that Fr. Rare in the last hour before the hostages were shot, he offered his life for the father of a large family. THE FILM IS A TRIAL ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: WHO WAS WHO DID IT DO? "Don. Antoni Rzadki had his Westerplatte: when he gained knowledge far from his family home, when he fought as a soldier in the Blue Army of Józef Haller in the battles of 1920 near Warsaw, as a priest and educator of youth a...