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NIE dla zmiany nazwy ul. DĄBROWSZCZAKÓW

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José Gómez Alén
11 years ago

Profesor e historiador

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Frente Socialista de Puerto Rico
11 years ago

En solidaridad con los y las internacionalistas Polacos

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Adrian Huggins
11 years ago

History shows us the way to a future

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fleur conway
11 years ago

We don't agree to erase from memory those, that served Europe as heroes against the most cruel totalitarianism.

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Bronisław Syguła
11 years ago

Żadnego wyrzucania bohaterów, którzy walczyli za naszą wolność.

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Javier Delgado Echeverría
11 years ago

Director del Archivo Histórico de CCOO de Aragón

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Pamiętajmy o historii.

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Przemysław
11 years ago

łapy precz od Dądrowszczaków

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Bartłomiej Chalecki
11 years ago

Robotnik

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Arkadiusz Wiśniewski
11 years ago

Żeby nie niszczono naszej historii

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Andrzej Jędrychowski
11 years ago

NO PASARAN!

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Grzelązka Janusz
11 years ago

stop oszołomom we władzach!

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Włodzimierz Mrozek
11 years ago

syn ochotnika XIII Brygady Międzynarodowej

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reinald roca serra
11 years ago

Los franquistas no pasaran

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Irving lomon
11 years ago

You can't change people's attitudes by changing history but history does teach us to change attitudes.

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David Rosenberg
11 years ago

Remember and honour all anti-fascists from the 1930s. As we enter a new period of reaction, their example continues to inspire us around the world!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

N DEFENCE OF DĄBROWSZCZACY STREET- AGAINST HISTORICAL REVISIONISM In 2007 Polish authorities decided to take away veteran benefits from soldiers of the XIII Jarosław Dąbrowski International Brigade, heroes of the Spanish Civil War, who fought on republican side against emerging fascism. It is then that group consisting of few hundred intellectuals from all over the world and also children of Dąbrowszczacy made a public appeal to politicians asking them to “leave the dead in peace”. In June we found out about outrageous plans to change name of the Dąbrowszczacy street in Warsaw. It is yet another attempt to attack memory of Polish heroes of the Spanish Civil War. In the name of “decommunisation” they try to remove all those that in 1936 were first to resist military attempts of fascist ideology. This struggle, so far away from their motherland, soldiers of Jarosław Dąbrowski Brigade joined of their own free will and with clear intentions. Not because enemy was at the border of Poland, not because their homes were in danger and not in the name of “national duty”. Only duty that called them was an awareness of what iwas the struggle in Spain about- what was going to happen if the fascist war machine will not be stopped on time. When nearly entire Europe turned face away from the “Spanish case”, volunteers from International Brigades risked and sacrificed their lives. We don't agree to erase from memory those, that served Europe as heroes against most cruel totalitarianism. “Clearing” of the city space from monuments and names of streets not being part of the official, national version of the history is only a thin line away from burning of the “wrong” books. Perhaps it is time to read Orwell again, who was a hero of the Spanish Civil War himself? We are worryingly observing how in today Poland “decommunisation” practices are connected with making people at ease with inheritance of authoritarianism, nationalism and even fascism. More and more often crimes ar

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Peter Wilson
11 years ago

Dr Shaw is quite correct in his assertion that History should not be re-written or "twisted" to accommodate current political thinking. What happened - happened ! Grow up and learn to live with it!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This not only disgusts me but makes me worry about the future.

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Antoni Arrufat
11 years ago

Never give up! Greetings from Catalonia (that It's not Spain!)