Published on April 28th 2020
Zaproszenie na video konferencje organizowana
przez Dr Marka Rudnickiego Prezesa, Polish-American Medical
Society in Chicago:
COVID19 - Jak wykorzystac doswiadczenie? Polska Misja
Wojskowa w USA
Sroda, 29 kwietnia, godz. 17:00 - 19:00 czasu EST
(Washigton/New York)
Program Konferencji obejmuje trzy 10-15 min prezentacje
po ktorych wykladowcy beda odpowiadali na przeslanie
podczas konferencji pytania.Wykladowcy to lekarze -
czlonkowie Polskiej Misji Medycznej, ktora przybyla do
Chicago 23 kwietnia w efekcie bezposrednich rozmow
miedzy Prezydentami Polski I USA.
Plan Konferencji:
1. Problemy i rozwiazania w walce z COVID19 we Wloszech
- Dr. Robert Ryczek
2. Reorganizacja systemu Emergency w czasie pandemii -
Dr. Jakub Klimkiewicz
3. ECMO w leczeniu pacjentow z COVID - Prof. Miroslaw
Czuczwar
4. Odpowiedzi na przeslanie przez chat pytania.
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Subject: COVID19 - Jak wykorzystac doswiadczenie?
Polska Misja Wojskowa w USA
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2020
From: Marek Rudnicki, MD
Witam,:
Zapraszam do udzialu w telekonferencji poswieconej
COVID19, Sroda, 29 kwietnia, godz. 16 - 18 czasu Chicago
(poczatek o 23.00 czasu polskiego)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89149180355
Bardzo prosze o przekazanie informacji o konferencji do
Panstwa Znajomych i adresatow. Mam nadzieje ze uda sie
przeprowadzic konferencje dla wielu uczestnikow. Jest
wielka okazja, by dowiedziec sie ciekawych rzeczy i
jednoczesnie byc dumnym z misji polskich lekarzy,
oficerow Wojska Polskiego.
Program Konferencji obejmuje trzy 10-15 min prezentacje
po ktorych wykladowcy beda odpowiadali na przeslanie
podczas konferencji pytania.
Wykladowcy to lekarze - czlonkowie Polskiej Misji
Medycznej, ktora przybyla do Chicago 23 kwietnia w
efekcie bezposrednich rozmow miedzy Prezydentami Polski
I USA.
Plan Konferencji:
1. Problemy i rozwiazania w walce z COVID19 we Wloszech
- Dr. Robert Ryczek
2. Reorganizacja systemu Emergency w czasie pandemii -
Dr. Jakub Klimkiewicz
3. ECMO w leczeniu pacjentow z COVID - Prof. Miroslaw
Czuczwar
4. Odpowiedzi na przeslanie przez chat pytania.
Celem misji w ktorej uczestnicza lekarze, ratownicy
medyczni i pielegniarki z Wojskowego Instytutu
Medycznego w Warszawie jest podzielenie sie
doswiadczeniami z partnerami amerykanskimi z walki z
COVID19 w polnocnych Wloszech.
Gopodarzem Misji w USA sa Illinois National Guards, a
uczestnicy zapoznaja sie z systemem przygotowan I
reagowania na pandemie w USA, wlacznie z dzialalnoscia
szpitali, osrodkow opieki, osrodkow reagowania
kryzysowego oraz nowo powstalych szpitali polowych. .
Jak do tej pory, jest to pierwsza (I jedyna) grupa
lekarzy, ktorzy pojawili sie w USA od czasu rozwiniecia
epidemii we Wloszech, Hiszpanii i innych krajach Europy.
Zapraszamy - prosze o ewentualne przetestowanie
lacznosci przez
zoom.us
przed konferencja. Z uwagi o liczbe uczestnikow,
wszystkie mikrofony beda wylaczone umozliwiajc czysty
przekaz ze strony wykladowcow.
Podlaczenie do konferencji nie wymaga oplat ani innych
dodatkowych czynnpsci.
Planowane jest nagrywanie wykladu ktory pozniej bedzie
dostepny na stronie Zwiazku Lekarzy Polskich w Chicago,
www.ZLPCHICAGO.ORG
Dziekuje I do zobaczenia/uslyszenia.
Marek Rudnicki, MD
COVID19 - jak wykorzystac doswiadczenie?
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Published on February 25th 2020
Free Admission. Lecture in
Polish language. Spotkania z Witoldem Gadowskim w Waszyngtonie
wtorek 3 Marca 7 pm i Baltimore sroda 4 Marca 7 pm.
Terminarz spotkań w USA i Kanadzie od 28 lutego do 5
kwietnia: https://gadowskiwitold.pl/aktualnosci/spotkania-z-polonia-w-usa-i-kanadzie/
Polish
American Dialogue - Washington
zaprasza na spotkanie autorskie z
Witoldem Gadowskim
oraz
Małgorzatą Fechner Puternicką
Autorzy będą rozmawiać na tematy poruszone w
swoich książkach.
Zwiastun filmu
"Świeci z Doliny Niwy".
Rozmowa na temat
aktualnych wydarzeń w Polsce.
Marszu Polonii do
Auschwitz.
Silver Spring MD - Wtorek 3
Marca, 7 pm
Baltimore MD - Środa 4
Marca, 7 pm
Parish Hall, Our
Lady Queen of Poland Parish,
9700 Rosensteel Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910
Parish Hall, Holy Rosary Parish,
408 S Chester St, Baltimore, MD 21231
Wstęp wolny. Spotkanie w języku Polskim.
Free Admission. Lecture in Polish language.
dialoguewashington@gmail.com
***
Witold Gadowski, dziennikarz, pisarz i poeta, autor „Wieży
komunistów", „Smaku wojny"
oraz współautor książki „Tragarze śmierci".
www.gadowskiwitold.pl
www.facebook.com/GadowskiWitold
***
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Published on February 9th 2020
The 2019 film Corpus Christi, directed by Jan Komasa, was
nominated for a 2020 Oscar.
Mr. Scott Roxborough wrote a misleading article about Corpus
Christi which presents wrong information about contemporary
Polish politics and especially about the Smolensk Catastrophe.
This harms the image of Poland, the Poles, and by extension
Polish Americans. Please email John Czop's article below to Mr.
Roxborough to encourage him to publish a correction in the Hollywood
Reporter, so the public may know the truth of what really
is at stake in today's Poland.
Mr.
Scott Roxborough
Europe
Bureau Chief
THE
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
Matthew
Belloni Editorial Director
*********
Dear
Mr. Roxborough,
I
am writing in response to your 2 January 2020
article, How 'Corpus Christi' Director Hopes
to Bridge Poland's Cultural Divide,
published in the 13 January 2020 issue of The Hollywood
Reporter. Your description of the 2019
film Corpus Christi, written by Mateusz
Pacewicz and directed by Jan Komasa, is devoid
of critical detachment. This is why your
article is a disservice to those in the West who
want to know the truth about "Poland's Cultural
Divide".
In "Corpus Christi", Messrs. Pacewicz
and Komasa show a rural versus urban cultural
divide in order to occlude what really is at
stake: the struggle of freedom loving Poles,
present in both town and countryside, to remove
former communists, also entrenched in urban and
rural Poland, from their positions of privilege
and power.
Moreover,
Messrs. Pacewicz and Komasa clearly propagate
the message of the former communist elite. Why
do you collaborate in their lurid project by
writing: Poland's national divide is played
out in miniature in " Corpus Cristi", with the
tragedy of the car accident standing in for
the 2010 Smolensk catastrophe, the plane crash
that killed 96 Polish dignitaries, including
then President Lech Kaczynski and his
wife Maria. Kaczynski's twin brother,
Jaroslaw Kaczynski, weaponized the national
tragedy, using it to leverage political power
for his right-wing Law and Justice Party,
which now runs Poland (and has been heavily
criticized by the European union for cracking
down on free speech and LGBT rights).
Messrs. Pacewicz and Komasa trivialize,
minimize, and misinform the public about the
Smolensk Catastrophe by comparing it in their
film, set in rural Poland, to an automobile
accident. Corpus Cristi shows
credulous villagers, who are duped by a former
convict masquerading as a fake priest,
expressing competing views on the causes of the
automobile accident in which seven young
villagers died. Your article legitimizes
viewing the Smolensk Catastrophe as an aviation
accident like the film's automobile accident.
Today, there is no debate on the causes of the
Smolensk Catastrophe. This Catastrophe was no
accident; against the facts, the makers of "Corpus
Christi" perpetuate the Smolensk lie,
which benefits former communists, in league with
Putin's Kremlin, who continue to occupy
important positions in today's Poland.
Recently, the world's
leading expert on aviation accidents,
Frank Taylor, a British citizen, concluded
that the Smolensk Catastrophe was NO
ACCIDENT. Instead, Taylor is convinced
that President Kaczynski's plane exploded
above the runway of Smolensk North
Military Airfield, in the western part of
the Russian Federation, as the result of
the detonation inside the aircraft of two
or more bombs.
Your
article about "Corpus Christi" takes on
very serious issues, which affect the
security of Poland and the
Atlantic World in the context of
increasingly aggressive and reckless Kremlin
revanchism. You and the Kremlin still
insist, against the facts, that the Smolensk
Catastrophe was an accident, and not a mass
assassination.
The
10 million Polish Americans in the United States,
who consume Hollywood products, will be dismayed
if you do not, BEFORE THE 2020 OSCARS, publish a
correction to your article in which you make it
clear that the Smolensk Catastrophe was NOT an
accident, but a mass
assassination and a crime without punishment.
If
you do not do so, it shows that your article
deliberately legitimizes the tendentious views
supported by former communists who are trying to
hold on to power in Poland through duplicity by
propagating the Smolensk Lie.
Against the facts, it is the transformed
communists who see the Smolensk Catastrophe as an
accident and who want to make deals with the
Kremlin on natural gas rather than ensure Poland's
energy independence through the Three Seas
Initiative. This is why your article threatens the
security and sovereignty of Poland, and the best
interests of the USA and all the other NATO
countries.
Sincerely,
Director of Policy Planning
Polish American Congress
1612 K Street, NW, Suite 1200
Washington, DC 20006
Fax: (202) 835-1565
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Published on November 30th 2019
You are cordially invited to a
Meeting with
Member of the European Parliament
Ryszard Czarnecki
Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at 7:30 PM
Mr. Czarnecki is an expert in
international relations,
Member of Polish Parliament, and the
Member of the European Parliament
He will talk about current political
situation in Poland and in EU.
Free Admission
The Meeting will take place at:
Our Lady Queen of Poland Parish Hall
9700 Rosensteel Ave, Silver Spring, MD
Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at
7:30 PM
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Published on October 30th 2019
Invitation:
The Polish Mission of the Orchard
Lake Schools
along with the St. Joseph’s Church
on Capitol Hill
cordially invites you to the
Special Concert
The Music of Polish Kings
performed by
One of the best
vocal group from Poland.
November 3rd, 2019, 2:00 PM
at
St.
Joseph's Church on Capitol Hill
313
2nd St NE,
Washington,
DC 20002
Free Admission
Octawa Ensemble Bio:
OCTAVA
ensemble a vocal octet considered by music critics to
be one of the most interesting vocal groups of the young
generation. They quickly established their leading position
among other Polish chamber groups. OCTAVA ensemble is many
times a winner of various festivals and contests. As well as
the many awards won by the group, there is also the most
prestigious award in Polish choral art, Grand Prix 39',
"Legnica Cantat" edition.
Thanks to
the wide interests of OCTAVA ensemble, the group can perform
every type of music, from Renaissance works to avant-garde
coproduction with Krzysztof Penderecki, Aphex Twin (European
Culture Congress, Wroclaw 2011), Portishead and Goldfrapp
(an opening of new Trance scene on Misteria Paschalia
Festival).
However,
the specialisation of OCTAVA ensemble is the XVI and
XVII-century music. The group follows historical trends by
recording albums of works from the turn of the Renaissance
and the Baroque (Pekiel Missa Pulcherrima - FRYDERYK 2010
nomination, Hassler Missa Octava - reviewed very positively
in British "Gramophone" magazine - the most esteemed
classical music magazine in the world). Additionally, they
have set up the extraordinary AD RADICES MUSICAE project -
for the first time in Poland, OCTAVA ensemble has brought
back a regular interpretation of polyphonic compositions
which are performed in their natural context, i.e. during a
liturgy before council.
With every
concert, OCTAVA ensemble wins favour with audience and
critics. Zygmunt Magiera is the artistic director of the
group.
***
OCTAVA
ensemble - oktet wokalny, uznany przez krytyków
muzycznych za jeden z najciekawszych zespołów wokalnych
młodego pokolenia szybko ustalił swoją wiodącą pozycję wśród
polskich zespołów kameralnych. Wielokrotny zwycięzca
licznych festiwali i konkursów wokalnych; wśród zdobytych
przez zespół nagród nie zabrakło najbardziej prestiżowej
nagrody w dziedzinie polskiej chóralistyki Grand Prix 39'
edycji "Legnica Cantat".
Szerokie
zainteresowania artystyczne OCTAVA ensemble, pozwalają
zespołowi sięgać po każdego rodzaju muzykę, od twórczości
renesansowej po awangardowe koprodukcje z udziałem
Krzysztofa Pendereckiego i Aphex Twin (Europejski Kongres
Kultury, Wrocław 2011) albo Portishead i Goldfrapp
(inauguracja nowej odsłony Trance na festiwalu Misteria
Paschalia).
Specjalizację OCTAVA ensemble stanowi jednak muzyka XVI i
XVII wieku. Zespół wpisuje się w trend historycznego
wykonawstwa muzyki dawnej nagrywając płyty z utworami z
przełomu renesansu i baroku (Missa Pulcherrima Pękiela -
nominacja do nagrody FRYDERYK 2010, Missa Octava Hasslera -
wyróżniona pochwalną recenzją w brytyjskim miesięczniku
"Gramophone" - najbardziej liczącym się magazynie o muzyce
klasycznej na świecie), a także tworząc wyjątkowy projekt AD
RADICES MUSICAE - po raz pierwszy w Polsce przywracając
regularne wykonywanie kompozycji polifonicznych we właściwym
dla nich kontekście przedsoborowej liturgii.
Każdy
występ OCTAVA ensemble zyskuje niezwykłą przychylność
publiczności i krytyki.
Dyrektorem
artystycznym zespołu jest Zygmunt Magiera.
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Published on October 28th 2019
Celebrate Polish Heritage Month in October with us! The Blanka Rosenstiel Lecture Series on Poland and the European and Eurasian Studies Program at F
Celebrate Polish Heritage Month in October with us! The Blanka Rosenstiel Lecture Series on Poland and the European and Eurasian Studies Program at FIU are hosting a dynamic conference on October 28, 2019. Panelists include Polish Ambassador Piotr Wilczek; Ian Brzezinski, American foreign policy and military expert; and Ted Kontek, former Foreign Service Officer at the US Department of State . For more information, please contact Christine Caly-Sanchez at calyc@fiu.edu or register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/democracy-past-and-present-in-central-europe-tickets-70722515949 | | | |
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Published on October 22nd 2019
Invitation:
The Polish Mission of the Orchard
Lake Schools
along with the St. Joseph’s Church on
Capitol Hill
cordially invites you to the
Special Concert
The Music of Polish Kings
performed by
One of the best
vocal group from Poland.
November 3rd, 2019, 2:00 PM
at
St. Joseph's
Church on Capitol Hill
313 2nd
St NE,
Washington,
DC 20002
Free Admission
Octawa Ensemble Bio:
OCTAVA
ensemble a vocal octet considered by music critics to be
one of the most interesting vocal groups of the young
generation. They quickly established their leading position
among other Polish chamber groups. OCTAVA ensemble is many
times a winner of various festivals and contests. As well as
the many awards won by the group, there is also the most
prestigious award in Polish choral art, Grand Prix 39',
"Legnica Cantat" edition.
Thanks to
the wide interests of OCTAVA ensemble, the group can perform
every type of music, from Renaissance works to avant-garde
coproduction with Krzysztof Penderecki, Aphex Twin (European
Culture Congress, Wroclaw 2011), Portishead and Goldfrapp (an
opening of new Trance scene on Misteria Paschalia Festival).
However, the
specialisation of OCTAVA ensemble is the XVI and XVII-century
music. The group follows historical trends by recording albums
of works from the turn of the Renaissance and the Baroque
(Pekiel Missa Pulcherrima - FRYDERYK 2010 nomination, Hassler
Missa Octava - reviewed very positively in British
"Gramophone" magazine - the most esteemed classical music
magazine in the world). Additionally, they have set up the
extraordinary AD RADICES MUSICAE project - for the first time
in Poland, OCTAVA ensemble has brought back a regular
interpretation of polyphonic compositions which are performed
in their natural context, i.e. during a liturgy before
council.
With every
concert, OCTAVA ensemble wins favour with audience and
critics. Zygmunt Magiera is the artistic director of the
group.
***
OCTAVA
ensemble - oktet wokalny, uznany przez krytyków
muzycznych za jeden z najciekawszych zespołów wokalnych
młodego pokolenia szybko ustalił swoją wiodącą pozycję wśród
polskich zespołów kameralnych. Wielokrotny zwycięzca licznych
festiwali i konkursów wokalnych; wśród zdobytych przez zespół
nagród nie zabrakło najbardziej prestiżowej nagrody w
dziedzinie polskiej chóralistyki Grand Prix 39' edycji
"Legnica Cantat".
Szerokie
zainteresowania artystyczne OCTAVA ensemble, pozwalają
zespołowi sięgać po każdego rodzaju muzykę, od twórczości
renesansowej po awangardowe koprodukcje z udziałem Krzysztofa
Pendereckiego i Aphex Twin (Europejski Kongres Kultury,
Wrocław 2011) albo Portishead i Goldfrapp (inauguracja nowej
odsłony Trance na festiwalu Misteria Paschalia).
Specjalizację OCTAVA ensemble stanowi jednak muzyka XVI i XVII
wieku. Zespół wpisuje się w trend historycznego wykonawstwa
muzyki dawnej nagrywając płyty z utworami z przełomu renesansu
i baroku (Missa Pulcherrima Pękiela - nominacja do nagrody
FRYDERYK 2010, Missa Octava Hasslera - wyróżniona pochwalną
recenzją w brytyjskim miesięczniku "Gramophone" - najbardziej
liczącym się magazynie o muzyce klasycznej na świecie), a
także tworząc wyjątkowy projekt AD RADICES MUSICAE - po raz
pierwszy w Polsce przywracając regularne wykonywanie
kompozycji polifonicznych we właściwym dla nich kontekście
przedsoborowej liturgii.
Każdy występ
OCTAVA ensemble zyskuje niezwykłą przychylność publiczności i
krytyki.
Dyrektorem
artystycznym zespołu jest Zygmunt Magiera.
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Published on October 15th 2019
Celebrate General Pulaski’s Revolutionary Legacy in New Jersey
Join Us to Honor American history, and the
Polish
contribution to the American cause, in
commemorating the Defense of Little Egg
Harbor
Saturday, October 19, 2019, 11 a.m.
Pulaski Monument, Little Egg Harbor
The Ceremony: Solemn commemoration including flag lowering
and wreath-laying. Historical
narrative is offered of the Battle of October 15, 1778
during the Defense of Little Egg Harbor in the
American Revolution. This
year the ceremony will include a special primary school-age
presentation that starts at Eleven O’clock in the Morning.
Directions: From
Garden State Parkway, take Exit 58 (Route 539) toward
Tuckerton [3.3 miles] to Route 9. In Tuckerton, turn RIGHT
onto Route 9; proceed one block to traffic light at Great
Bay Blvd. Turn LEFT
onto Great Bay Blvd and proceed one-third mile and turn
RIGHT onto Radio Road. Proceed
2.25 miles down Radio Road, passing through the intersection
of Harbortown Blvd/Mathistown Rd (traffic light). The Pulaski Monument
is on the LEFT, just past the fire station.
The History: The annual ceremony is held to remember the
fallen troopers of the Pulaski Legion and their victory in
the early morning hours of October 15th on a site
along what is now called Radio Road leading to Osborn
Island. It is now
241 years since the enemy British force of soldiers and
sailors retreated for one last time, leaving behind their
military target of reaching and
destroying the ‘Forks’ at the Mullica River. The important Port of
Little Egg Harbor warehouses, docks and iron works at ‘The
Forks’ 18 miles distant, proved
to be too far, and Pulaski’s cavalry were too numerous. Retreat was the only
option in the face of Pulaski’s horses.
A week earlier at Chestnut Neck (about 5 miles
away on the Mullica River) the hopelessly outnumbered, but
still valiant, American militia, privateer sailors and a
small battery could not offer much resistance in the initial
attack as the enemy laid waste to the lower Port, houses and
farms. But like
that chaos and defeat suffered on Oct 6-7 at Chestnut Neck,
which Pulaski put a stop to, the Legion would once again
prove on October 15 during the renewed British attack that
the enemy would go no farther. The hand-picked enemy soldiers backed by
the Royal Navy did not even entertain a hope of giving fight
to Pulaski’s American Continental dragoons—cavalry carefully
trained by their Polish officers. After the second bloody assault in the
early morning hours of October 15 along Radio Road, the
British retreated with losses. The enemy expedition was already in its
third week, and it would be still days more the British
would spend picking up stragglers from their unsuccessful
attack before they sailed away.
The war would go on, but the enemy would never
again attempt to show its flag so brazenly in South Jersey.
Such were the events of October 1778 in the American
Revolution during the Defense of Little Egg Harbor. May their service and
sacrifice be remembered!
National Register of Historic Places: The Pulaski Monument site on Radio
Road, and the associated Headquarters site ¾ mile away,
are found on the historic register maintained by the U.S.
Department of the Interior – NPS .
Sponsor: AEHHS,
Inc.
Affair at Egg Harbor Historical Society, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation
Call AEHHS (609-709-8031) for information
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Published on October 4th 2019
Celebrate General
Pulaski’s
Revolutionary Legacy in New Jersey
Join Us to Honor
American history, and the
Polish contribution to the American cause, in
commemorating
the Defense of Little Egg Harbor
Saturday, October
19, 2019, 11 a.m.
Pulaski Monument, Little
Egg Harbor
The
Ceremony:
Solemn commemoration including flag lowering and
wreath-laying. Historical
narrative is offered of the Battle
of October 15, 1778 during the Defense of Little Egg Harbor
in the American
Revolution. This year
the ceremony will
include a special primary school-age presentation that starts
at Eleven O’clock
in the Morning.
Directions: From
Garden State Parkway, take Exit 58
(Route 539) toward Tuckerton [3.3 miles] to Route 9. In
Tuckerton, turn RIGHT
onto Route 9; proceed one block to traffic light at Great Bay
Blvd. Turn LEFT onto
Great Bay Blvd and proceed
one-third mile and turn RIGHT onto Radio Road.
Proceed 2.25 miles down Radio Road, passing through the
intersection of
Harbortown Blvd/Mathistown Rd (traffic light).
The Pulaski Monument is on the LEFT, just past the fire
station.
The
History:
The annual ceremony is held to remember the fallen troopers of
the Pulaski
Legion and their victory in the early morning hours of October
15th
on a site along what is now called Radio Road leading to
Osborn Island. It is
now 241 years since the enemy British
force of soldiers and sailors retreated for one last time,
leaving behind their
military target of reaching and
destroying the ‘Forks’ at the Mullica River.
The important Port of Little Egg Harbor warehouses,
docks and iron works
at ‘The Forks’ 18 miles distant, proved
to be too far, and Pulaski’s cavalry were too numerous. Retreat was the only
option in the face of
Pulaski’s horses.
A
week earlier at Chestnut Neck (about 5 miles away on the
Mullica River) the
hopelessly outnumbered, but still valiant, American militia,
privateer sailors
and a small battery could not offer much resistance in the
initial attack as
the enemy laid waste to the lower Port, houses and farms. But like that chaos and
defeat suffered on
Oct 6-7 at Chestnut Neck, which Pulaski put a stop to, the
Legion would once
again prove on October 15 during the renewed British
attack that the enemy would
go no farther. The
hand-picked enemy
soldiers backed by the Royal Navy did not even entertain a
hope of giving fight
to Pulaski’s American Continental dragoons—cavalry carefully
trained by their
Polish officers. After
the second
bloody assault in the early morning hours of October 15 along
Radio Road, the
British retreated with losses.
The
enemy expedition was already in its third week, and it would
be still days more
the British would spend picking up stragglers from their
unsuccessful attack
before they sailed away.
The
war would go on, but the enemy would never again attempt to
show its flag so
brazenly in South Jersey. Such were the events of October 1778
in the American
Revolution during the Defense of Little Egg Harbor. May their service and sacrifice be
remembered!
National
Register of Historic Places: The Pulaski
Monument site on Radio Road, and the
associated Headquarters site ¾ mile away, are found on the
historic register
maintained by the U.S. Department of the Interior – NPS .
Sponsor: AEHHS,
Inc.
Affair at Egg
Harbor Historical Society, Inc., a
not-for-profit corporation
Call AEHHS
(609-709-8031) for information
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Published on September 3rd 2019
Polish-American
Family Festival
and Country Fair
at the
National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa - Doylestown,
PA
September 7 & 8
A
celebration of Polish culture, heritage and traditions...
with more food, fun and festivities than ever before!
https://www.czestochowa.us/news-events/upcoming-events/
http://www.polishamericanfestival.com/events.htm
Hours from 12:00 Noon until 8:00 PM
http://polishamericanfestival.org/
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Published on August 12th 2019
The Polish Army Veterans
Association of America invites Everyone for the solemn
celebration of the Soldier's Day in American Częstochowa,
Doylestown, PA, Sunday, August 18, 2019.
This is the most important annual event
organized by the community of former Polish soldiers living in
the United States and Canada.
This year, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the return of
the Blue Army from France to Poland. Over 20,000 volunteers
from America served in the army.
Polish Soldier’s Day Program Sunday, August 18,
2019:
11:00am – Laying of wreaths on the grave of Dr.
Teofil Starzyński and by the monument “The Avenger” at the
Veterans Cemetery
11:30am – Celebration before the Shrine of Our
Lady of Czestochowa
(National Anthems, Roll Call of Honor, Taps Bugle Call, Rifle
Salute, Review of Troops and Parade)
12:30pm – Holy Mass at the Shrine of O. L. Of
Czestochowa
1:30 – 2:00pm – Presentations by distinguished guests,
choirs: “Angelus” and “Joy”
Respectfully,
Antoni Chrościelewski,
PAVA District 2 Commander
http://www.pava-swap.org/
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