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Auschwitz Memorial
14 czerwca obchodzić będziemy 79. rocznicę pierwszego transportu Polaków do niemieckiego obozu . Z tej okazji o polskiej pamięci rozmawialiśmy z Krzysztofem Kosiorem, prawnukiem rtm. Witolda Pileckiego. Zachęcamy do lektury:
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Mark Jackson Jun 13
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The English translation of this says “celebrate”, maybe should be “observe”... just saying.
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Fred Reiber Wollam Jun 13
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Perhaps "commemorate" would be more appropriate. It has the core meaning of "everyone shares an important memory." Is there a Polish word that conveys such a meaning? "Celebrate" brings to mind cake and ice cream. 🤔
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