These photographs arededicated
to the families of our West Virginia coal miners
and
to the people of Poland
----
May Peace be in their hearts
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3 comments:
Amen Brother.
Thank you very much my friend. President's body has just arrived home. HE is again here in Warsaw. We are preparing for the funeral ceremony.
We lost our best people; our political and military elite. Also, many of our priests were killed. It's a great loss for my nation. I can't find the proper words to describe my grief.
I'm crying every day.
Everything (crash, Smoleńsk, victims, neighborhood of Katyń forest) is like a cruel fate; however we know that Russian people also went into shock and they are also depressed about this tragic event.
Again, thanks.
All civilized people mourn with you and the people of Poland. Remove the political and social differences and many Russians and Poles are tied together by blood kinship.
Thank you, dear Jola.
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