Another comment I wrote under the same article in the Telegraph as mentioned in my previous blog post.
“Lech Borkowski
After many years of bullying and all kinds of harassment of our family, my wife and I were expelled from our state jobs for political reasons in 2015. I worked as an associate professor of Physics at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan My wife Malgorzata Gluchowska is a pianist and she worked as a piano teacher in the State School of Music in Zielona Góra.
Whenever we objected to the violations of law or violations of our rights, we were threatened with the job loss either explicitly or implicitly.
Our family has been subjected to an extremely vicious campaign of bullying and harassment. Our daughter was attacked in her elementary school as well. You can read about it online at lsborkowski.com/pol/
My wife was eventually dismissed as psychologically unfit for her job despite being the best, the most successful piano teacher in the school.
These are mechanisms of social terror employed by the Communist regime. Nothing changed, except for superficial, meaningless symbolism. Crosses displayed in public places should be viewed more through the prism of the Red Army Choir’s triumphant visit to the Vatican in 2004, where they celebrated the 26th anniversary of pope John Paul’s pontificate. You can find this concert on youtube. The last song that evening was “Oka”, the anthem of the Polish Communist division organised in the Soviet Union in 1943.”