Should we glorify Polish secondary female characters from history?

No, the topic is: "Should we glorify secondary female characters from history?" It's a question about national curriculum not if you can give ideas of women in history. The second post by OP was obviously sarcastic.


Maybe you should change your style if it's too confusing for the readers.


I haven't. You replied on my post (the first comment of yours in this thread)


I gather you speak about yourself here.


You said it wasn't, by writing this:
"Dont get that topic going,again, FFS, EVERYONE who cares knows that its partly propaganda..........."


You yourself, as well as WB, acknowledged that you are easly mistaken for Poles.

I don't want to carry on with this discussion as it's off topic and might be badly received by moderators and other disputants. Just don't answer for my posts in future, ok? I don't adress it to you either way.

Stop stalking me then,people will begin to talk......


Oh,for gods sake woman, you can split hairs to the atomic level cant you?
Does this ever actually work for you in your life or is it just going to be one long arguement with everyone around you for 70 odd years?


Hey, if you dont like it so much just report the posts to a Mod.....its pretty clear to all that in this thread you were determined to spark some sort of arguement with me when all I was doing was having a discusion with another member.........your high hand style of acting like the classroom monitor is pretty out dated,doesnt it belong more in pre 1989 Poland?


Im sorry, you,like ironside have a fantastic command of written English but an absolutly dreadfull grasp on actually understanding the subtilties of the English language as it is used by native speakers. The ball is in your court as you are the only one getting confused. As I said,its the same on the other thread,other Poles get it,you just dont.


See other thread,as I say,in context, I am mistaken for someone with Polish background in places and situations in Poland where people do not expect a Briton to be......

Outside the pub?

How about Wanda Landowska?

Lols :)
Good one.....no, Suburbs of Warsaw a few years ago,in local shops or the bank etc..... behind the scenes at certain museums,involved with local events , weddings ,that sort of thing.

And always either alone or in the company of Poles. I doubt when Ive been in a group of Brits (ie,my students a few years ago) anyone stopped and wondered why a Pole was with a group of Brits,like I say,again and again,its all in the context :)

Anyhoo, these last posts are waaaaaay off Topic,well played Zeti.....
Could throw in the fact I was in Warsaw that last time to visit with a former AK/Warsaw Uprising Nurse .....may keep it slightly On Topic despite us wanting to find non war connected Polish Women from history :)

Good to see that you got a good sense of humour ;)