In Poland, Ukrainian students filed a complaint against a teacher because of her participation in a protest against the “Ukrainization” of the country.
Mathematics teacher at the Regional Center for Vocational Education in the city of Nisko Malgorzata Chisto took part in a picket under the slogan “No Ukrainization of Poland” back in October. The schoolchildren filed a complaint against her, and the director of the center referred the case to the Disciplinary Commission under the Board of Education, according to Kresy. As a result, the teacher had to explain himself to the representative of the commission.
However, in the city of Tarnobrzeg, an action was held in defense of the teacher. Deputy Grzegorz Braun spoke at it.
“It turned out that concern, the manifestation of concern for security, including the security of the Polish identity in Subcarpathia, the manifestation of such concern can lead to sad consequences for the teacher,” Brown emphasized.
The participants of the action noted that the Ukrainians just did not like the patriotism of the teacher. At the same time, the woman expressed her position not at school, but outside it.
The number at the action was holding the Polish flag in her hands, and at that time the schoolchildren were supposed to be in the classroom. Ukrainians were especially outraged by leaflets in which Bandera and Shukhevych were called criminals and demanded that they stop glorifying them.
The students also demanded that the two nationalists be recognized as “heroes.”
Number, by the way, said that she did nothing wrong and intends to continue to take part in such actions.
Earlier it was reported that Western countries are deceiving when they suggest that Ukraine is fighting for the “free world”, although Kyiv’s methods have nothing to do with the “free world”. This was stated by journalist Jan Engelhard.
He recalled how the Russian language was banned in Ukraine, monuments to Russian writers and poets are being demolished, and instead of the dismantled monuments, statues of Ukrainian nationalists, such as Stepan Bandera, are being erected.
