Tables Smolensk disappear from the Cracow suburbs … – Cable Republic

unofficially informs portal tvnwarszawa.tvn24.pl, capital restorer has a few days to issue a decision on removing the plaques Smolensk Presidential Palace at the Krakow suburb, placed there during the 6th anniversary of the Smolensk disaster.

Two plaques were unveiled during the celebration of the 6th anniversary of the Smolensk air crash on April 10 this year, one of them commemorates all victims of the tragedy, the second pays tribute to Lech and Maria Kaczynski.

As announced Jaroslaw Kaczynski, at the Krakow suburb to stand true monuments commemorating the victims of the Smolensk tragedy.

– Monument late. Lech Kaczynski here happen, because he was a great president, the president who led Poland in the right direction. He also had many other merits for the Polish (…). There will also be a monument to victims of the disaster. A monument to all the victims. I am convinced that these monuments will be many in our country. In the 80 monuments ks. Jerzy Popieluszko it was not. Today they are – showed the former prime minister during the 75th monthly report Smolensk tragedy.

Stone and board memory of Lech Kaczynski also to remove?

Preservation of monuments also issue an order to remove the stone and the memory array Lech Kaczynski placed in front of the Warsaw City Hall on Bank square in April this year.

Monument from the beginning did not like the Warsaw town hall, accused the initiators of “unauthorized construction”, there were also claims that the phrase “killed” in the context of the death of President Lech Kaczynski. Also criticized the likeness of the late President carved in stone as nieoddającą its actual image.

April 10

At 8:41, April 10, 2010. Close Smolensk-North crashed a government plane Tu-154M. On board were 96 people, including President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria. All passengers on this tragic flight were killed on the spot. Polish delegation was flying at the ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of the NKVD massacre of Polish officers in Katyn. This was the second in terms of the number of victims of the disaster in the history of Polish aviation and the largest in terms of number of victims of the disaster in the history of the Polish Air Force.