#polish underground

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100% polish underground

1984-2017

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Colorized photo of Polish resistance fighters displaying a 5th SS Division "Wiking" cuff title, 1944.

[wezzamniebucha]

Nie mam serca wiesz chyba mi gdzieś wypadło kiedy schylałem się żeby zapierdolić wiadro

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Ten cały świat jest kurewskim oszustwem. Rozsypuje szczęście na potłuczonym lustrze

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Po chuj mam mówić skoro tylko udajesz, że słuchasz?

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Dlaczego nie ma Ciebie kiedy upadam?

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Lżej będzie kiedy Ci spłynie krew

[georgetownuniversitypress]

It was 1986 or 1987 and—though he was a world-famous emblem of Polish resistance who had snuck into the Warsaw Ghetto twice, had written a seminal account of his wartime experience, and enjoyed audiences with FDR and other world leaders—the young Polish scholar Ewa Wierzynska had no idea who Jan Karski was. It took a single speech one evening in Chicago to change her life: herself an asylum-seeker who had fled the terrors of Communist Poland for the safety of the United States, she was stunned to learn about Karski’s endeavors and his stature, both of which were kept largely in the dark by the unsympathetic repressive regime back home.

Want to learn more about Jan Karski's fascinating life? Check out Karski's autobiography Story of a Secret State, published earlier this year by Georgetown University Press!