Poland in photo riddles - part 3

Nobody has solved it yet??????? Amasing! :):):)

Hint: When is the holiday exactly? And how does it contribute to the language mistake???

The holiday is held on January 6th every year.
There is no language mistake unless you are referring to the different accents in Poland when the country comes together to celebrate it.

Exactly!!!! And the date has an erroneous impact on some people!!!
What exactly???


Sorry, there is. Think harder - you are able to solve it coz you are an intelligent person.

What is this and what was it used for?

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Wow, an excellent riddle. I need more time to guess it. :):):)

It could only be what is most near and dear to any feminist.

"Emergency contraception" pills used to terminate pregnancies.

Women Want Action on Abortion After Ousting Polish Nationalists

bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-11-09/women-s-rights-activists-in-poland-want-tusk-government-to-change-abortion-law

But its not like you've never had access.

'Abortion drone' delivers pregnancy-terminating pills to women in Poland





cbc.ca/news/trending/abortion-drone-delivers-medication-to-women-in-poland-1.3132284

Wow!!! Amasing!!! :):):)

@Lenka

Bed linen buttons (spinki do pościeli)?

Buttons for bedclothes from PRL times?

Edit.

Oops, Torq was first :))

@Poloniusz
Sorry no, you are as useless in this as in everything else.

Torq & Paulina

Correct! Inspired by Atch and my laundry :D

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I was thinking about making a riddle about them too - great minds think alike! :D

3 old riddles are still waiting.

A new one:
Why?

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Who does this communist era toy soldier represent?

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A knight from the times of Mieszko1

Knight, yes, but not Mieszko times.
Btw, provide the knight`s name. :):):)

Bolesław Chrobry?

Sorry, know.

Hint - this image of the mounted knight with his arms raised yielding weapons is famous in Polish culture.

Konrad?

Sorry, no.
Hint: by culture I meant art more precisely.

Władysław Jagiełło?

, Duck' Witold leader of the Great Dutchy of Lithuania.

Yup, sorry, I'm guessing that's Witold - from the "Battle of Grunwald" painting by Jan Matejko ;P 🤦

Yes, Władysław`s brother, Witold!!! My son`s name is Witold coz it symbolizes a brave man.

Check this famous art:

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he lost every battle he was in charge of.

Maybe, but still was a brave warrior. HA!

Guys and guysses, thank you for this enthusiastic reaction to my latest riddle about the toy soldier.

What about the 3 pending riddles? Do you really have no idea or you missed them????

I mean these:

A difficult one, indeed: But think logically again - if it is not for eating, what is it for? What is the partner of eating??????????????????

There is still one riddle pending in post 6. Hint - I said it is food but not for eating. What for then???

This one is easy for a person who knows Polish culture
What is this Christmas time custom which I am exploiting to make fun of a relative who dropped by with presents?

The last one should be also easy for a Polish culture oriented person:

Three Kings` Holiday in Poland. What is a funny language mistake which some people in Poland make when talking about the holiday???

This one's on the tip of my tongue. I used to know and it's gone from my mind.

Edit, is it t( form of the word król? I forget which way round it is but it's an exception. Krolów or Kroli? Probably Kroli because Krolów sounds right and I've an idea thatit isn't in this case.

I could be imprecise when I suggested a language mistake. Let`s call it a slip of the tongue. :):):)
Hint - When some Poles say the incorrect name of the holiday in Polish, they show that they see double.................... :):):) As if they were drunk.......... :):):)

It is drinking!!!!

Funny nobody guessed it. :):):)

Here is the second picture from the dreg series: What is going on?

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Are you making moonshine?