Beatifying Treason

[Douglas Mercer]

Thousands attend the 10 September beatification Mass of the Ulma family, pictured above, who were martyred in Markowa, Poland, for sheltering Jews under German occupation during World War II

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Thousands attend the 10 September beatification Mass of the Ulma family, pictured above, who were martyred in Markowa, Poland, for sheltering Jews under German occupation during World War II. Józef and Wiktoria and their seven children were proclaimed “Blessed” by Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, who concelebrated the Mass in Markowa.

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A Polish soldier stands guard at the Ulma Museum

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Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki (R), the head of Episcopate of Poland, says prayer as archbishop Jozef Michalik and Polish chief rabi Michael Schudrich (L) during opening ceremony of The Ulma Family Museum Of Poles Saving Jews in World War II. The Ulma family sacrifice their lives as they were hiding Jews during Holocaust and WWII.

[Douglas Mercer]

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The Farming Family Of Kalenberg by Adolf Wissel

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[Douglas Mercer]

Kingsley said: "I remember as a schoolboy watching a wonderful television documentary series, which examined World War II. And as a schoolboy, alone in the house, I watched the liberation of Belsen on film.

"And I do remember as a young adolescent, I think I was maybe 11 or 12—this was way after World War II, of course, it was a retrospective—but I think my heart stopped beating for a little while. I went into deep shock as a child.

"The disturbing part of this story is that I remember within the same few days having a conversation with my maternal grandmother, who was inexplicably but quite vigorously antisemitic."

[Jim Mathias]

A Polish soldier stands guard at the Ulma Museum

Guarding the graves of traitors....from who? The Polish traitors Duda and his co-conspirators are feeling a bit guilty about their treason? Perhaps they know what real Whites have in mind for them and their "saints."