Pope Francis is set to arrive Wednesday in Poland, but the homeland of Saint Pope John Paul II - Francis' most popular modern-day predecessor -- is not rolling out the red carpet for the pontiff whose social agenda has alienated many in the conservative nation.

The Pope, an inconvenient guest," was the headline on an article earlier this month in Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland's largest circulation newspaper.

"Polish policy led to the disaster in September 1939, because during the 1930s Poland repeatedly blocked the formation of a coalition against Hitler's Germany," Andreev said in an interview with the private TVN station. "Poland was therefore partly responsible for the disaster which then took place."

Tadeusz Markiewicz had permission for the July 2014 rally in Warsaw to run until 4 p.m., but it lasted longer, leading to the indictment and the trial that started Tuesday. The demonstration, which attracted about 80 people, was held during Israel's war last summer with Hamas in Gaza.

The pro-Israel rally was in response to a pro-Palestinian demonstration held the same day. Both were held next to the Israeli Embassy. Police separated the two groups of demonstrators.

In November, Markiewicz received a warrant issued by the court to pay the $570 penalty for "disruption of the second demonstration by using a sound system." Markiewicz's lawyer, Monika Krawczyk, appealed the judgment.

Transcription Of Text In Document: Wigry: On the 28th of February, 1821, on Sunday, we, the registrar for the district of Wigry, the county and voivodeship of Augustów, having gone to the main entrance of the District House, at midday, we informed and announced that a marriage was contracted between Antoni Daniłowicz, a bachelor, age 25, a farmer residing in the village of Krasne, son of Wincenty Daniłowicz and Wiktorya nee Dembska, and Brygida Buczyńska, age 20, daughter of Wincenty Buczyński and Maryanna nee Chrachało, farmers residing in the village of Cimochowizna. After having read the announcement of marriage clearly and aloud, it was nailed to the door of the District House, what was written down in this certificate. The priest Felix Naruszewicz, the registrar of vital records.