A Polish member of parliament from PiS, Anna Krupka, shared on X excerpts from a story told by Mr. Grzegorz. In his account, he says he attended high school with Mariusz Kamiński and frames Kamiński as a model of beauty and courage. Krupka echoed this sentiment, calling Kamiński a hero who valued homeland and honesty since his youth, and she presented the excerpts to her followers on the platform.
Mr. Grzegorz, who says he studied alongside Kamiński, contributed a message describing Kamiński as a remarkable young man. He recalls Kamiński as a standout student at Chopin High School, a school known for its high-achieving pupils. The account includes personal pride, collective admiration, and a nostalgic touch about Kamiński’s early character.
– Krupka shared the content on X, making the excerpts widely visible to her audience.
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In Mr. Grzegorz’s words, Kamiński was one year Kamiński’s senior in school. He asserts personal acquaintance, though not a deep or intimate relationship. The narrative emphasizes Kamiński’s academic prowess and cites him as the top student at Chopin High, a place largely composed of strong students. The message uses symbols of affection to underscore the admiration expressed in the account.
– Mr. Grzegorz noted this recollection.
The account also recounts that after leaving school, Kamiński was questioned by security services about topics including a monument to the Red Army. It mentions discussions surrounding notebooks, recalling interactions with officials who questioned the method of contacting various figures. The text suggests a period when students allegedly chose Kamiński to lead the student council before certain events unfolded.
– The storyteller emphasized these details as part of the broader recollection.
Mr. Grzegorz added a personal critique of what he views as misrepresentations by some teachers or individuals who, according to him, spread falsehoods about Kamiński. He expressed strong feelings about the alleged deception and described his frustration with those who repeat what he considers lies from people with higher education who are spreading narratives about Kamiński today. He asked readers to consider the impact of such claims on public perception.
– Mr. Grzegorz’s reflections conclude the excerpted messages.
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