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The Warsaw Uprising Mound Has Been Vandalized. "the Perpetrators Must Be Held accountable."
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On the night of February 28th to March 1st, crosses commemorating the victims of this bloody event in 1944 were torn from the Warsaw Uprising Mound. The perpetrators ripped them from the ground and then threw them into nearby bushes. A report of a possible crime was filed with the prosecutor's office. The incident occurred at night – just before the National Remembrance Day of the Cursed Soldiers. Unknown perpetrators then tore up approximately …
The Ordo Iuris Institute, together with the "Independence March" Association and three injured parties, filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office regarding the removal of crosses from the Warsaw Uprising Mound. On the night of February 28 to March 1, on the eve of the National Remembrance Day of the Cursed Soldiers, unknown perpetrators removed approximately ten wooden crosses and abandoned them in nearby bushes. The article "Warsaw: compla…
On the night of February 28th to March 1st, on the eve of the National Remembrance Day of the Cursed Soldiers, unknown perpetrators removed approximately ten wooden crosses bearing the names, surnames, and nicknames of insurgents. A report has already been filed with the prosecutor's office.
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