Students and guardians from all over Wielkopolska came to Konin today to summarize the 5th edition of the Miss Cursed Provincial History Competition. More than 200 people participated in the competition.
The competition, which has been held for several years, aims to commemorate National Day of Remembrance of the Cursed Soldier. This year’s edition is dedicated to a profile of the steadfast woman who fought for an liberated Poland during World War II, but was also active in the postwar anti-communist underground. Who are they? – They are the liaison officers, nurses, fiancés, sisters and confidants of the cursed army, but are also actively involved in the fight. For many years they were doomed to oblivion. The Cursed Misses are the silent heroes of the struggle to liberate Poland, which history has just discovered for us now – said during the gala.
The project organizer and initiator of the competition is Zofia Itman, a member of the Wielkopolska Provincial council. “I am very happy to see so many people attending. I want to thank all the young people and their caregivers for their commitment. This is priceless for us. From year to year there is more and more interest in the subject of the damned soldier and the damned maiden, who always stays out of the way. The credit for their role cannot be overstated. Historical policy and referring to memory, passing it on to the next generation, is a very important task for us. We have set ourselves the goal of spreading those values. Congratulations to everyone, because there were more than 200 participants from all over Wielkopolska – said Zofia Itman. Among the guests were members of parliament, local government officials, local institutions and sponsors.
In the category of high school notebooks, first place is occupied by Maria Dragan and Marta Kwiatkowska (Koło), second – Daria Lepczyńska (Żychlin), third – Zuzanna Surdyk (Poznań), honorable mention – Laura Broda (Koło).
In the category of elementary school literary works, the first place goes to Maciej Kantorski, the second – Igor Sędziak (both Kłodawa), the third – Zofia Lewandowska (Osiecza) and Nikola Jankowska (Trąbczyn), honorable mentions: Apolonia Pleskaczyńska (Poznań ), Marika Macyszyn (Golina) and Sara Chmielewska (Wolsztyn).
In the category of high school literary works, first place was won by Mateusz Olejnik (Konin), second place was won by Maja Brok (Poznań).
In the category of works of art (primary school) Karolina Majchrzak (Leszno) took first place, Nikola Ptasińska (Skarżyn) and Antoni Galiński (Budzisław Kościelny) took second place, Aleksandra Karolczak (Stęszew) and Oskar Sadowski (Pawłowice) took third place, Marianna received honorable mentions Klimas (Koło), Julia Grzelak (Budzisław Kościelny), Larysa Klukaczyńska (Dobrów), Maja Ławniczak (Trąbczyn), Emilia Librowska (Stęszew), Agata Suta (Golina).
In the category of works of art (secondary school), first place was won by Ewa Kowalkowska (Konin), second place – Aleksandra Jaworska (Konin), third place – Olga Buśkiewicz (Konin), awards: Laura Broda (Koło), Zuzanna Monika Kujawa (Konin ).
In the comic category (primary school), first place goes to Natasza Irena Glinkowska (Dobra), second – Alan Bręk (Obrzyck), third – Oliwa Czekała (Turkey), honorable mention – Paulina Czyżewska (Koło).
In the category of music (primary school) Michalina Michalak and Filip Pietrzak (both Kłodawa) took first place, Martyna Radosz (Turkey) took second place.
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