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The author mentioned that his history teacher in the Polish People's Republic was Irena Preiss-Kopytowska. He wrote that in the Republic of Poland, history was taught by B. Nowacka, who, according to him, spoke about "Polish fascists building concentration camps." #historia #PRL #edukacja #PL #DE (translated)

After the results of the primary elections were announced, Glucksmann said that he is a candidate for "breaking with macronism (the centrist policy of President Emmanuel Macron - editor's note)," as well as breaking "the hegemony" of Mélenchon on the left. #FrancuskaLewica #Glucksmann #wyboryprezydenckie (translated)

NeoJudgeTuleya wrote that in recent hours, information about a possible attack on the prime minister and deputy prime minister was conveyed through special services, and urgent meetings were held at the Anti-Terrorist Center. The author suggested that the threat had been communicated via email and its publicity was an operation intended to divert attention from government problems. As a background, he pointed to the collapse of public finances and record state debt, knife attacks in schools, and scandals at the ministerial level, including the affair of Deputy Minister Kołodziejczak. He wrote that the authorities intentionally directed media attention to the topic of the attack in order to limit the debate on taxes, the budget deficit, and government actions. The author accused the ruling camp of fueling polarization, shifting the blame for mistakes onto political opponents, and appointing individuals who are loyal but, as he assessed, lacking competence. He also claimed that the alert about the attack was intended to provide the government with political benefits, justify state operating costs, and silence the opposition. He mentioned the creation of enemies, including the opposition and President Nawrocki. #polityka #manipulacja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The article describes the catastrophic consequences of the conflict in the Gaza Strip, where the destruction includes 61 million tons of rubble and about 74 thousand casualties, and millions of people are living in makeshift conditions in camps amid the ruins. #Gaza #konflikt #humanitaryzm (translated)

After the tragic death of Goran Bare, the charismatic singer of the band Majke, fans and colleagues from the music industry in Zagreb gather to pay tribute to him, expressing regret over the loss of one of the greatest authors of Croatian rock music. #GoranBare #Majke #RockGlazba (translated)

Zygfryd Czaban wrote that after 21 years, the arrangement in which the political landscape of Poland was shaped by the rivalry between Jarosław Kaczyński and Donald Tusk has come to an end. He assessed that the three presidents — PLK, PBK, and PAD — as well as the four prime ministers, not counting Kaczyński and Tusk, remained in the background in this dispute. According to Czaban, the political conflict has now shifted to the relationship between Tusk and President Nawrocki. The author noted that the scale of the prime minister's attacks on the president indicated that Tusk perceived Nawrocki as the leader of the opposing camp. Czaban did not conclude whether Kaczyński consciously relinquished leadership to the younger politician or if it happened spontaneously. However, he wrote that the change benefited the right, which — in his opinion — currently had young and promising leadership for the future, while on the left-liberal side, no potential leader was in sight. #Polska #Polityka #Zmiany (translated)

The October electoral forecast from Onet indicates that the Civic Coalition is gaining 31.3% support, giving it an advantage over PiS, which is recording a drop to 20.6%, and the overall division of seats in the Sejm shows that the ruling coalition could count on 207 seats, while the right-wing camp could secure 253 mandates. #Polska #wybory #KO (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha addressed Barbara Nowacka, Paulina Hennig-Kloski, Urszula Sara Zielińska, Magdalena Sobkowiak, Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk, and Magdalena Biejat. He wrote that he likes working with women and appreciates their company, but he accused Donald Tusk of appointing women to the most important positions due to his chauvinistic beliefs. He insultingly evaluated their intelligence, claiming that their combined IQ reaches at most about 100 points, and asked what the women had done to Tusk. #kobiety #szowinizm #równość (translated)

Marcin Palade statistically referred to a post by Republic TV, according to which Americans were interested in changing the prime minister in Poland. He wrote that if Berlin appointed the new prime minister, it would be considered a scandal, while if Washington did it, it would be seen as Poland's national interest. He was ironic about the camp that calls itself the only patriots and sovereignists. #Polska #Polityka #Suwerenność (translated)

Cassiopeia referred to the statements made by Anna Bikont, who — as she quoted — claimed that before the war there was not such murderous anti-Semitism as after it, when at least 1,080 Jews died and three pogroms occurred: in Rzeszów, Kraków, and Kielce. She addressed Dominika Wielowieyska asking her to inquire with her colleague from "Gazeta Wyborcza" about the roles of the individuals she mentioned in the structures of the MBP, UB, the Main Military Information Office, and KBW. Among them, she pointed out Stefan Kuhl, Józef Goldberg (Różański), Anatol Fejgin, Izydor Kurc (Czaplicki), Maks Lifsches (Lityński), Józef Feldman, Mojżesz Bobrowicki (Mietkowski), Dawid Szwarc (Hübner), Adam Umer (Humera), Izaak Fleischfarb (Światło), Leon Ajzef (Andrzejewski), Jan Wołkow, Julia Brystiger, Eliasz Koton, Józef Jungman (Jurkowski), Feliks Rosenbaum, and Bolesław Heller (Halewski). Cassiopeia also asked why — as she wrote — thousands of Polish patriots died in prisons and camps, whose commanders or chiefs were supposed to be Salomon Morel, Kopel Klejman, Saul Wajntraub, Oskar Rozenberg, Sewer Rosen, Mosiek Flaum, Beniamin Glatter, Efroim Klitenik, and Henryk Markowicz. She separately described the punitive-investigative prison No. III in Warsaw, referred to as "Toledo." She claimed that about 1,000 people died there a martyr's death, and to this day, 30 of them have been found. According to her account, Kopel Klejman, whom she also referred to as Kazimierz Szymonowicz, son of Joel and Rachel, managed the prison, tortured, and murdered the inmates. Cassiopeia wrote that he built a bunker there where he hung victims on hooks, and his favorite methods of killing were shooting in the nape of the neck and hanging convicts from trees. She added that children were also tortured there. According to her cited account, when a 13-year-old boy asked for a priest before his death, Klejman responded with a vulgar insult, said he would be the priest himself, and ordered him to be shot. Cassiopeia also claimed that the bodies of victims were mixed with garbage and buried in lime pits, and that insurgents from WiN attempted several times to kill Klejman; he was said to have been wounded in one of the attacks. According to her entry, the MBP then transferred him to Rawicz, and later to Goleniów. She wrote that in the 1960s he worked at NBP, and later at the Institute of Nuclear Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences. She added that it is unknown what happened to him: some said it was suicide, others claimed it was poisoning, and still others said they saw him in the 1980s. Finally, Cassiopeia wrote that she learned that the most important politicians in Poland do not support "the lady from history" nor share her lessons because they are afraid for their mortgages. She asked her followers if they were also afraid. #historia #Polska #antysemityzm (translated)

Cassiopeia referred to Anna Bikont's statement in "Gazeta Wyborcza," who wrote that the annual reading in Polish schools of the testimony of a Jewish child at the students' age could be an effective way to combat anti-Semitism. Cassiopeia assessed that people are being used by "everyone" — regardless of the side — and wrote that she could respond to Bikont with one or even a hundred posts, as she has gathered hundreds of testimonies from Jewish children. As an example, she cited the account of Janka Altman, a survivor from the Janowska concentration camp in Lviv, who sheltered among others in an orphanage in Poronin near Zakopane with several Jewish children. According to Cassiopeia, Altman expressed admiration for Poles who risked their lives daily during the war to help others, and wondered if Jews would be able to show similar sacrifice in the face of another nation's tragedy. Cassiopeia wrote that she would start publishing the gathered testimonies when Poland respects and supports her. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #antysemityzm #historia #edukacja (translated)