More than several hundred members of All-Polish Youth and its supporters took part in the March of Tradition and Culture on the streets of Cracow on April 21st 2007. At the same time a march of “Tolerance” organised by the homosexual sections clashed with them.

Support and fidelity to traditional values such as respect to tradition, family and patriotism were the motto of the march. The rightist participants showed their allegiance to the values that are threatened by the militant homosexualism and the culture of consumerism and hedonism. The participants of... [read more]

The leadership of All-Polish Youth would like to invite on April 22nd 2007 members of the organisation as well as its supporters to come to Cracow on the occasion of its 85th birthday anniversary.

The celebrations will start with a holy mass at the Mariacki Church where All-Polish Youth members will pray for their country and organisation.

Then, the festivities will continue in the Congressional Centre of Academy of Agriculture where the invited guests as well as the chairman, Konrad Bonisławski are expected to take the floor.

To remind briefly, the organisation... [read more]

The Polish Parliament voted an amendment to the Constitution down that would have guaranteed the end of abortion practices in the country.

Polish deputies voted on 5 amendments, in total. One of them was proposed by the League of Polish Families which wanted to change the 38 paragraph of the Polish Constitution: “The Republic of Poland guarantees every man a legal protection from the moment of conception until the natural death.” Due to the lack of support from within the coalition partners the law could not become an act of... [read more]

A demonstration of pro-choice and homosexual lobbies took place in Warsaw, 4 March. Meanwhile, a counterdemonstration of dozen or so activists of All-Polish Youth attracted media`s attention which promoted a normal and tradition-bound model of a family. They openly opposed unnatural behaviour of homosexuals and quickly earned passers-by approval while the gay cirlces` aim was to show their “good sides” at all cost.

The representatives of pro-choice organisations shouted “Hands off the constitution!”

They protested against a planned amendment to the constitution which would criminalise abortion in all cases.

A journalist... [read more]

It is not possible to debate the European Constitution without earlier debate on Christian values and adopting European Nations Rights Charter said Polish deputy prime minister Roman Giertych during an unofficial conference of European ministers of education in Heidelberg. He emphasised that Europe needs values for the observance of which called John Paul II.

„Europe was founded on the basis of Christianity, Greek culture and Roman law. He also stressed that the Jewish culture was an important factor in building Europe`s identity.”

In his view building Europe and its legal system... [read more]

By acclamation Polish deputies paid tribute to professor Roman Rybarski shot in a German concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau 65 years ago.
Rybarski, an eminent Polish economist, a politician of National Democracy, was affiliated with the National Movement and was an active member of the National League. In 1918-1919 he was delegated to the Paris Peace Conference.

He belonged to the prestigious scientific associations such as Polish Academy of Skills and Warsaw Learned Society. He was one of the leaders in the People-National Association, Camp of Great Poland and the National Party.... [read more]

The display called „Polish National Democrats as victims of Nazism during WW II” was opened on January 25th 2007 on the premises of Sejm. Its initiator is a former All-Polish Youth activist, currently a deputy to the Sejm, Przemysław Andrejuk.

As written on the website:

“This display is a story of the people who found the courage to believe in God, Honour, Home Country. They had to pay the highest price for their beliefs.”

Endecja Wystawa

Kamil Szczęch

On 7th February All Polish Youth members from Cracow met with American sociology students, who wanted to know more than you can read in newspapers.

Firstly, Jerzy Byczyński told our guests about the history of National Movement starting from the end of 19th century till APY`s reactivation (All-Polish Youth) in 1989. Secondly, Piotr Walczewski spoke about what organization APY is today, what our beliefs are and how we promote them.

After two speeches students started asking questions. For more than one hour we responded to questions about how we are organized, how... [read more]

There is going a very vivid discussion regarding the possible cost that Polish women might have to pay for an abortion in Sweden.

The Minister of Health and Social Affairs claims that women have to pay for their abortion. On the other hand, the commision of Inquiry pointed out, that if a physician claims the abortion should be considered "necessive care", the abortion should be free of charge (or rather at the cost of
approx. 30 Euros, which is what Swedish women pay for an abortion.)

The Swedish Pro-Abortion Organization, RFSU, have already... [read more]

On 16 January 2007, the Swedish Christian Democratic Party Leader Göran Hägglund, who is the Minister of Health and Social Affairs, promised an amendment to the current abortion law in Sweden. In a speech he promised government bill that would make it possible for women from all countries in the world to travel to Sweden to have an abortion on demand, for any reason and free of charge, during the first 18 weeks of pregnancy. During the same
speech, mr Göran Hägglund also declared that there were no plans to lower... [read more]

On January 17th 2007 a symposium devoted to “The Latin civilisation” was organised at Catholic University of Lublin (KUL). The conference was the idea of the students of History Association and the Department of History and Culture of Spanish-Speaking Countries. It was chaired by dr Cezary Taracha. The symposium opened with the Holy Mass at the Academic Church of KUL in the intention of Benedict XVI, the Church and the Home Country. Then, the session proper was opened by Michał Krupa and dr Cezary Taracha.

The first... [read more]

This year on January 2nd the proponents of National Democracy celebrate the 68th anniversary of Roman Dmowski`s death. The man, who was a prewar activist and co-founder of the national ideology, is today considered one of the most distinguished politicians.

Born in 1864 after the fall of the January Rising, Dmowski grew up in the rigid atmosphere of the Polish reality. Poland, then, came under tight control of the Russian Empire, many families were broken as a result of massive deportations to Siberia. The fate of those remaining inside... [read more]