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Dani Ivanov wrote that Nikolai Denkov from PP has described the deal between Trump and Putin as reminiscent of the agreement between Stalin and Hitler from 1939. Ivanov added that Borisov expressed concern about the diesel, not about Trump's financing of Putin's murders. #Политика #История #България (translated)

Adolf Hitler was used as a justification for Russia's aggression against Ukraine when journalist Carlson claimed that Hitler had the right to invade Poland in 1939 due to the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, which legitimized Putin's actions towards Ukraine. #История #Гитлер #РоссияУкраина (translated)

Bogdan Klich, head of the Polish embassy in Washington, criticized Tucker Carlson for his interpretation of the German invasion of Poland in 1939, pointing to the distortion of history and comparing his arguments to those used by Vladimir Putin to legitimize aggression against Ukraine. #TuckerCarlson #historia #Putin (translated)

Polish diplomat Bogdan Klich criticized the controversial statements of American journalist Tucker Carlson, pointing out the dangerous similarities in his arguments regarding the history of Germany's invasion of Poland in 1939 and the ongoing aggression of Russia against Ukraine. #Polska #Ukraina #Historia (translated)

The Polish Patriot wrote that Josef František destroyed 17 German airplanes in just 4 weeks. According to the author, although he had Czech origins, he felt like a Pole; the British were said to have criticized his insubordination, while the Germans feared his Hurricane. The author stated that František served in the Polish 303 Squadron, where his aggressive and independent fighting style was to be understood. Over the English Channel, he was to attack the Luftwaffe, and in September 1939, he heroically defended Polish skies. The Polish Patriot referred to him as a legend of the Battle of Britain and wrote that he died on October 8, 1940, at the age of 26. #BitwaOAnglię #Dywizjon303 #PolskaLegenda (translated)

The author thanked Tom Rose, saying Poland needed American voices like his. They wrote that defending the truth about 1939 mattered, but that historical truth should lead to historical justice. They added that millions of Polish victims, enormous wartime losses and looted cultural property could not simply be written off. #Poland #History #Justice #PL

The author reported the death of Captain Tadeusz Lutak, pseudonym "Pancerz," who was 109 years old. He wrote that Lutak participated in the defensive war of 1939, collaborated with General Stanisław Maczek, and operated in the independence conspiracy. He added that his attitude and words shaped the patriotic spirit of successive generations of Poles. https://t.co/TosDrbYBvr #patriotyzm #historia #Polska #PL (translated)

Antoni from Kiev wrote that there were 18 wars associated with Russia, the Katyn massacre, in which — according to him — 21,000 people died, and the Polish operation with 111,000 victims. He also mentioned the massacre of Praga on November 4, 1794 (7,000 victims), the Augustów Roundup (2,000 victims), 123 years of partitions, expulsions to Siberia, attacks on Poland on August 15, 1920, and September 17, 1939, as well as 45 years of PZPR rule. https://t.co/XfBk0C7T6v #historia #Polska #Rosja (translated)

WAKASO DE MARICHALAR wrote that the legislature may not have been the best in social justice or housing access, but stated that he preferred that option to a return to 1939 under the elites he described as "the gentlemen of the estate." He also expressed his support despite the opposition. https://t.co/ev8YTKvHmG #JusticiaSocial #Vivienda #Política (translated)

The article analyzes how the Kremlin uses the pretext of "protecting Russian speakers" in the Baltic states as a rationale for political pressure and military interventions, continuing a history of Russian aggression similar to that in Poland in 1939. #Rusia #Minorități #PresiuneDiplomatica (translated)

Tucker Carlson questioned the narrative of German aggression against Poland in 1939, claiming that the idea that Adolf Hitler attacked Poland for no reason is a lie, which sparked a lively discussion with former minister Jacob Rees-Mogg. #IIwojnaświatowa #TuckerCarlson #historiaPolski (translated)

The author of the post reminded that the National Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the German Crime in Pomerania 1939 was celebrated. He wrote that in 1939, the Germans murdered around 30,000 Poles in Pomerania, including teachers, priests, officials, farmers, women, and children. He mentioned Piaśnica, Szpęgawsk, and Barbarka as some of the 400 places of execution. #NarodowyDzieńPamięci #Pomorze #HistoriaPolski #PL #DE (translated)

Due to health reasons, she closed her practice in 1939 and died on October 13, 1940. A commemorative plaque on the house at Na Moráni honors her, although it has an incorrect graduation date. By 1939, approximately twelve hundred women had graduated from medical school. Among scientific assistants from 1909 to 1939, women made up about fourteen percent, and by 1936, only two women had achieved the title of associate professor — both in the field of dermatology. Anna Honzáková was not among them. Today, the situation has turned completely upside down at first glance. While in Anna Honzáková’s time, women stood before closed doors, current medicine resembles an inverted funnel. Today, 65 to 66% of medical school graduates are women, and in regular practice, female doctors make up over 60% of all professionals. However, the higher you look into the management structures, the more women disappear. Among leading doctors and heads of departments, the proportion of women drops to 37%. Among the eight Czech medical faculties, there are eight deans — not a single one is a woman. A similar imbalance exists in academia: women make up only 15.7% of professors in Czech science, and in the management of universities or research institutions, women occupy only about 19% of positions. Anna Honzáková did not lead a university department, did not leave behind a named medical finding, nor did she manage a clinic. However, she had a practice whose waiting room was fuller than those of her colleagues, to whom the professorial body allowed an academic career. She paved the way for thousands of successors. The story of full recognition of female expertise and authority at the helm of healthcare continues even today. P.S.: Every day I bring a story about an overlooked female scientist. Help spread the #ZenyVeVede series – through reactions, comments, shares, or by following @tkapler, so you don't miss the next episode. What do you think about her legacy and the current imbalance of women in leadership? Isn't it time to change that? #ZenyVeVede #Zdravotnictvi #Rovnost (translated)

2 meters tall, athletic build and only 20 years of life. German sadists needed just one night to turn the young hero into a gray, mutilated wreck of a man. They called him "Kruszynka," but he was a giant of courage and determination. He harmed the Germans as best he could, and they were so afraid of him that they eliminated him in Auschwitz. He burned German flags. He unscrewed railway tracks. He attacked German trains. He set fire to transports to the Eastern front. He destroyed the German "V" sign. He participated in numerous operations. At home, he organized a stockpile of weapons, ammunition, a radio listening post, and a cache of underground press. At the age of 17, he fought for freedom in 1939 and was seriously wounded. He was active in scouting. Soldier of ZWZ-AK. Commander of a diversion and sabotage patrol. He brought his family into the underground. For his bravery in battle, he was awarded the Cross of Valor. Arrested as a result of a denunciation. Horribly tortured by German beasts. He did not betray anyone. He took all the blame upon himself. With his testimony, he saved the lives of the women arrested with him. He ended up at Pawiak and Auschwitz. Murdered on December 9, 1942. On October 1, 1942, he was ARRESTED BY GERMAN CRIMINALS PCHOR. TADEUSZ KIFER "KRUSZYNKA." Eternal honor and glory to him! #historia #bohaterowie #IIwojnaswiatowa (translated)

Zločiny na Polácích spáchané Němci v 1939 Před popravou byla klidná, nenechala si zavázat oči a řekla knězi: „Smrt není strašná.“ Před popravčí četou křičí na Němce: „Noch ist Polen nicht verloren – Ještě Polsko nezhynulo!!“Elżbieta Zahorska, studentka, během obrany Varšavy https://t.co/d6pceGcDlB #Polska #Historia #IIWŚ #PL #DE