sofijufka
6 Aug 2012
sofijufka
7 Aug 2012
sofijufka
8 Aug 2012
News / Why are Czechs more effective than Poles and Poland? [116]
ask Slovaks - they would probably tell you, that Czechs were like parasites on slovakian people and after the "divorce" cleaned them totally ;)
the czechs are more effective in the every sector of economic, politics, security and defence ( this, i do not know for sure ), ideology, social & culture. sope,..i think czechs have found the keys of success..has
ask Slovaks - they would probably tell you, that Czechs were like parasites on slovakian people and after the "divorce" cleaned them totally ;)
sofijufka
12 Aug 2012
News / 70% of Poles like Komorowski. Do you? [120]
this line was extinct with the death of Piotr Komorowski. Hist title was unlawfully expropriated by his brother and his descendants.
Bronisław Komorowski's familly coat of arms is Dołęga, not Korczak
Nie miał wątpliwości Seweryn hr. Uruski w swoim herbarzu Rodzina wymienia te osoby explicite w rozdziale "Komorowski h. Dołęga odm." wiedząc o ich pretensjach, co wyraził słowami:
"Bartłomiej, dziedzic Rawiszek, podczaszy wiłkomierski 1734 r., zaślubił Teresę Oziębłowską i z niej pozostawił synów: Franciszka [to przodek m.in. marszałka Bronisława], Hektora, miecznika wiłkomierskiego 1761 r., Józefa, Jezuitę, i Antoniego, starostę meldyńskiego, podstolego 1766 r., a ostatnio 1781 r. wojskiego wiłkomierskiego, żonatego z Agnieszką Morykoniówną, który w 1764 r. podpisał elekcyę z pow. wiłkomierskim, pisząc się dowolnie z Liptowa i Orawy." [S. Uruski, Rodzina, t. VII, s. 138]
Więcej:
minakowski.pl/jak-komorowscy-wyludzili-tytul-hrabiowski-i-herb-korczak/#ixzz23JSXIMly
minakowski.pl/herb-komorowskich-wyjasnienie-zagadki
no, he wasn't. Rajmund Kaczyński never was a member of PZPR, and you could say, that ALL Poles were traitors, because they re-built their country ravaged by Germans and Russians instead of killing themselves in protes against commiest!
The Komorowski Clan received their title from Matthias Corvinius, King of Hungary, in the 15th century.
this line was extinct with the death of Piotr Komorowski. Hist title was unlawfully expropriated by his brother and his descendants.
Bronisław Komorowski's familly coat of arms is Dołęga, not Korczak
Nie miał wątpliwości Seweryn hr. Uruski w swoim herbarzu Rodzina wymienia te osoby explicite w rozdziale "Komorowski h. Dołęga odm." wiedząc o ich pretensjach, co wyraził słowami:
"Bartłomiej, dziedzic Rawiszek, podczaszy wiłkomierski 1734 r., zaślubił Teresę Oziębłowską i z niej pozostawił synów: Franciszka [to przodek m.in. marszałka Bronisława], Hektora, miecznika wiłkomierskiego 1761 r., Józefa, Jezuitę, i Antoniego, starostę meldyńskiego, podstolego 1766 r., a ostatnio 1781 r. wojskiego wiłkomierskiego, żonatego z Agnieszką Morykoniówną, który w 1764 r. podpisał elekcyę z pow. wiłkomierskim, pisząc się dowolnie z Liptowa i Orawy." [S. Uruski, Rodzina, t. VII, s. 138]
Więcej:
minakowski.pl/jak-komorowscy-wyludzili-tytul-hrabiowski-i-herb-korczak/#ixzz23JSXIMly
minakowski.pl/herb-komorowskich-wyjasnienie-zagadki
The ducks' father was a commie collaborator.
no, he wasn't. Rajmund Kaczyński never was a member of PZPR, and you could say, that ALL Poles were traitors, because they re-built their country ravaged by Germans and Russians instead of killing themselves in protes against commiest!
sofijufka
12 Aug 2012
sofijufka
12 Aug 2012
News / 70% of Poles like Komorowski. Do you? [120]
I like reading books, it's true, but what I know about Kaczyński and Komorowski I know not from books, but from people, who know them very well... For example from former employer of Jarek, from my brother, who worked in IBL with Kaczyńskis mother, from my uncle, who was also a historian and my best friend - an Agora journalist , who told me, that the first words of Bronek, when he was told about Smileńsk, were: OK, there will be peace at last...
And about Bronek the Hunter told me an employee from Lasy Państwowe I interviewed about rabid foxes
If it was Kaczyński who liked hunting, Sofijufka would simply try to read other books, me thinks.
I like reading books, it's true, but what I know about Kaczyński and Komorowski I know not from books, but from people, who know them very well... For example from former employer of Jarek, from my brother, who worked in IBL with Kaczyńskis mother, from my uncle, who was also a historian and my best friend - an Agora journalist , who told me, that the first words of Bronek, when he was told about Smileńsk, were: OK, there will be peace at last...
And about Bronek the Hunter told me an employee from Lasy Państwowe I interviewed about rabid foxes
sofijufka
12 Aug 2012
News / 70% of Poles like Komorowski. Do you? [120]
O yes! Young, educated, from big cities ;D! Look, Teflcat, I don't like PIS, but I know too much about PO to be lemming!
In Poland educated Poles spent quite a lot of time with their hand over their faces.
O yes! Young, educated, from big cities ;D! Look, Teflcat, I don't like PIS, but I know too much about PO to be lemming!
sofijufka
13 Aug 2012
Language / Ł -- English double-u or hard L sound? [30]
to tu znajdziesz przedwojenną blondynkę z trochę słabszym przedwojennym £
Szlachcic,Beautiful voice,though I can't understand a word of it,I really like it.Thank you.
to tu znajdziesz przedwojenną blondynkę z trochę słabszym przedwojennym £
sofijufka
13 Aug 2012
Language / Ł -- English double-u or hard L sound? [30]
no, it was "polish Mae West" or the famous pre-war polish actor Eugeniusz Bodo in woman's diguise [he died in soviet gulag].
As himself: he had a lot of sex appeal
and the other Sława Przybylska's song with this beautiful £
no, it was "polish Mae West" or the famous pre-war polish actor Eugeniusz Bodo in woman's diguise [he died in soviet gulag].
As himself: he had a lot of sex appeal
and the other Sława Przybylska's song with this beautiful £
sofijufka
13 Aug 2012
sofijufka
13 Aug 2012
Language / Ł -- English double-u or hard L sound? [30]
hmmmm.... just try to say "way" with a tip of your tongue against upper teeth
Does it sound like a W?
hmmmm.... just try to say "way" with a tip of your tongue against upper teeth
sofijufka
13 Aug 2012
News / 70% of Poles like Komorowski. Do you? [120]
they were just praying, for gosh sake! And not all of them were PIS member or "mohers"!
Yes I have-the cross before the palace crowd for instance
they were just praying, for gosh sake! And not all of them were PIS member or "mohers"!
sofijufka
13 Aug 2012
Love / Polish Pet Names For Girls. [156]
it could be albo Maryla/Maryjka or Maja/Majka or Mania
Marynia
saturn: Maria?Marysia.
it could be albo Maryla/Maryjka or Maja/Majka or Mania
Marynia
sofijufka
14 Aug 2012
Love / Polish Pet Names For Girls. [156]
it could be also: Tunia, Tuśka, Tusia
Pet names derived from Marta - Martusia, Martunia, Marteczka, Martuchna.
it could be also: Tunia, Tuśka, Tusia
sofijufka
16 Aug 2012
News / What Poland can't do right [113]
hmmmm.... columns are ok, I think. Because they resembled my great aunt's "dworek" perhaps? Only they were much much smaller...
hmmmm.... columns are ok, I think. Because they resembled my great aunt's "dworek" perhaps? Only they were much much smaller...
sofijufka
21 Aug 2012
Love / How would Polish people react to a forginer in Poland? [36]
hmmmm... every "janissary" is overzelous....
marcelo: are you polish? thats why you know this?I am Polish, but I wasnt born there and I dont live there.
hmmmm... every "janissary" is overzelous....
sofijufka
23 Aug 2012
History / Interactive map of Poland 960-2004 [43]
I dont't think so - remember the Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski's plans of COP [including Lvov]
it's likely that it would still be a very poor and undeveloped region.
I dont't think so - remember the Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski's plans of COP [including Lvov]
sofijufka
23 Aug 2012
Genealogy / surname FIUK [6]
it could from the old-polish word for some kind of broth or from word "fiukać" [whistle, pipe]. Maybe from hungarian: fiuk - boys
it could from the old-polish word for some kind of broth or from word "fiukać" [whistle, pipe]. Maybe from hungarian: fiuk - boys
sofijufka
24 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
Proven? How and by whom? It's interesting - you demand proof w case of Wałesa, and in case of Rajmund Kaczyński - not.
As to the proofs and irchives - my late aunt was working in Naczelna Dyrekcja Archiwów Państwowych [ca.1989] and she told me then, how michnikites at consortes were taking out a lot of case files...
of their proven-traitorous swine of a father. How many of his former brothers did he betray to get where he got? I wonder.
Proven? How and by whom? It's interesting - you demand proof w case of Wałesa, and in case of Rajmund Kaczyński - not.
As to the proofs and irchives - my late aunt was working in Naczelna Dyrekcja Archiwów Państwowych [ca.1989] and she told me then, how michnikites at consortes were taking out a lot of case files...
sofijufka
24 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
no, it's not true... Commies needed educated people as teachers, engineers etc. - A lot of average members of AK and insurgents wasn't prosecuted. I don't remember stalinism, but my parents, members of my family and my brother remember it quite well. And in cause of Warsowians - they wanted to rebuild their city "in spite" of Germans and Russians, so they have to work for commies. Not all of them believed in outbreak of 3. war, you know...
no, it's not true... Commies needed educated people as teachers, engineers etc. - A lot of average members of AK and insurgents wasn't prosecuted. I don't remember stalinism, but my parents, members of my family and my brother remember it quite well. And in cause of Warsowians - they wanted to rebuild their city "in spite" of Germans and Russians, so they have to work for commies. Not all of them believed in outbreak of 3. war, you know...
sofijufka
24 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
my uncle was an insurgent like Rajmund Kaczyński and was in POW camp - nonetheless he was teaching at the Warsaw University [perhaps most of the students were members of commie youth and party] and then [after Stalin died] - a member of Polish Academy of Sciences. It's true, that he couldn't travel abroad [till 1959]. And nor he nor my aunt were ever members of party [not even SD]. And they are not listed in archives of IPN.
And yet he managed to give lecturers to Party members despite being a member of the AK who was in a POW camp? In Stalinist Poland? Hmm.
my uncle was an insurgent like Rajmund Kaczyński and was in POW camp - nonetheless he was teaching at the Warsaw University [perhaps most of the students were members of commie youth and party] and then [after Stalin died] - a member of Polish Academy of Sciences. It's true, that he couldn't travel abroad [till 1959]. And nor he nor my aunt were ever members of party [not even SD]. And they are not listed in archives of IPN.
sofijufka
24 Aug 2012
sofijufka
24 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
I don't think so. I was talking about him with Juliusz Englert [also an insurgent - he was about 17 years old then]
museumoflondon.org.uk/Get-involved/Collaborative-projects/Belonging/PStories/World/Seperate/
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliusz_Englert
And his opinion about R. Kaczyński was very high
The ducks' father was a clear commie collaborator.
I don't think so. I was talking about him with Juliusz Englert [also an insurgent - he was about 17 years old then]
museumoflondon.org.uk/Get-involved/Collaborative-projects/Belonging/PStories/World/Seperate/
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliusz_Englert
And his opinion about R. Kaczyński was very high
sofijufka
24 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
delphiandomine
because I help my aunt to sort all the papers after his death - some of them were send to KUL - he was a professor there. In all of them {identity cards, employment certificates, CV's, he was cited as non-party. Are you satisfied?
delphiandomine
because I help my aunt to sort all the papers after his death - some of them were send to KUL - he was a professor there. In all of them {identity cards, employment certificates, CV's, he was cited as non-party. Are you satisfied?
sofijufka
25 Aug 2012
History / What do Poles owe to Czechs? [72]
Jan Matejko - his father was Czech, who married polish woman and lived with his family near Cracow
Jan Matejko - his father was Czech, who married polish woman and lived with his family near Cracow
sofijufka
25 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
easy to say.... Don't you think, that [if - and it's highly probably, as SB have a lot of documents stolen and/or copied] someone [foreigner or Polish could blackmail some politicians in order to gain political or economical gains?
And this is why I think the files should have been locked up and not accessed until the last person born under Communism had died
easy to say.... Don't you think, that [if - and it's highly probably, as SB have a lot of documents stolen and/or copied] someone [foreigner or Polish could blackmail some politicians in order to gain political or economical gains?
sofijufka
25 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
I don't think so - both his parents were dead then, I think, his brother in Sweden, but in Unia Wolności there were people like Maleszka, who were afraid of this archives...
But it failed to explain why the Michnikite rag has so hotly opposed any form of de-communisation or lustration. over the years. Maybe the memory of Michnik's dad, mum and brother (all Stalinist collaborators) and otehrs like them in the leftist-liebral camp -- both living and dead -- has something to do with it.
I don't think so - both his parents were dead then, I think, his brother in Sweden, but in Unia Wolności there were people like Maleszka, who were afraid of this archives...
sofijufka
25 Aug 2012
History / What do Poles owe to Czechs? [72]
pathetic, even if it was meant to be a joke
as to the other polish Czechs:
Wacław Żywny - teacher of Fryderyk Chopin
Igor Neverly - writer [1/3 Czech]
Leopold Staff - very good poet, son of Frantisek Staff, confectioner from Lvov
Jan Styka - painter, son of Czech-austrian officer
Karol Szajnocha - famous historian, writer, son of germanized Czech, Scheinoha-Vtelenský, and polish woman
Aleksander Augezdecky - XVI century pilish printer and editor
I am waiting for the regular polonia crowd to tell that the Czechs are actually Jews :)
pathetic, even if it was meant to be a joke
as to the other polish Czechs:
Wacław Żywny - teacher of Fryderyk Chopin
Igor Neverly - writer [1/3 Czech]
Leopold Staff - very good poet, son of Frantisek Staff, confectioner from Lvov
Jan Styka - painter, son of Czech-austrian officer
Karol Szajnocha - famous historian, writer, son of germanized Czech, Scheinoha-Vtelenský, and polish woman
Aleksander Augezdecky - XVI century pilish printer and editor
sofijufka
25 Aug 2012
News / Poland's Truth Commission "IPN" to be de facto closed [80]
you forgot: before receiving forgiveness the culprit should repentant, ask for forgiveness and right a wrong...
Polonius. You profess to be such a Catholic, yet you have little to no understanding of a thing called "Forgiveness".
you forgot: before receiving forgiveness the culprit should repentant, ask for forgiveness and right a wrong...
sofijufka
25 Aug 2012