Ioannes Oculus

✝️ 🤍❤️Books and language enthusiast. English, German and Polish teacher. Certified English Teacher - TESOL; my languages: 🇵🇱 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇺🇿 🇪🇸 🇺🇦

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

Sam pomysł dobrych filmów dokumentalnych o Polsce jest moim zdaniem dobrym pomysłem. Nie kojarzyłem tych filmów, więc obejrzałem jeden z serii o zamkach. Realizacja fatalna. Jednocześnie YT polecił materiał jakiegoś zagranicznego Youtubera o polskim zamku. O niebo lepiej. Mamy więc partactwo za publiczne pieniądze i brak reklamy (co w tym wypadku może i lepsze). Oczywiście w TVP World, która jest tubą propagandową partii rządzącej (a powinna być tubą promującą Polskę, polską rację stanu itd.).

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

@MaciejBerek Jest pan marionetką Tuska służącą demolowaniu Państwa Polskiego. Mam nadzieję, że najbliższe wybory odsuną takie obrzydliwe charaktery jak pan i pana mocodawca od władzy.

[Pan Cezary Krysztopa #BabiesLivesMatter @cezarykrysztopa]

De. Mo. Krac. Ję #KrysztopaKrysztopizuje

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

Jestem przerażony skalą bezprawia i chamstwa uprawianą przez rząd Tuska. Odbudowa kraju po takiej dewastacji będzie długa, trudna i droga :(

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

Trwa próba zamachu stanu - @donaldtusk niszczy pożądek prawny w Polsce.

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

@donaldtusk Łamiecie prawo. Jesteści zdrajcami ojczyzny. Usunięcie waszego rządu jest konieczne dla dobra Polski.

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

Premier Tusk ze swoją bandą niszczą Polskę. Smutno się na to patrzy, złość wzbiera.

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

@wlodekczarzasty Co pan brał, że ma pan takie halucynacje?

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

R.I.P. Sweden :(

[lingualatinapl @lingualatinapl]

Często odpowiadam na pytania - jak się uczyć łaciny, z czego się uczyć, co poza samą książką Familia Romana. No to napisałem taki post na blogu, mam nadzieję, że się przyda.
https://t.co/nua0HczppH

[lingualatinapl @lingualatinapl]

Czy jak zrobię filmik na reels, to tu też warto wrzucić?

[lingualatinapl @lingualatinapl]

Latīnē loquī cōnātus sum. Difficile est ex tempore dicere, sine praeparātiōne. Mē dubitantem audīre potestis. Incertus fuī dē sententiā, quae Anglīce est „if you understand Polish, you can read this book”. Estne sententia realis vel potentiālis? „Sī potes intelligere/intellegis” an „sī possīs intellegere/intellegās"? Coniūnctivus valdē difficilis esse potest!
#lingualatina #łacina #latin #latinlanguage #naukałaciny

[lingualatinapl @lingualatinapl]

Nocte ambulō com cane meō et frīgeō.
https://t.co/2gOiDyHdzf

[lingualatinapl @lingualatinapl]

Latīnē loquī cōnor,hodiē dē arboribus.

https://t.co/FkPSC1yDsS

#lingualatina #latinlanguage #latin #łacina #learninglatin

[lingualatinapl @lingualatinapl]

Ubi sunt autoraedae? Ambulō et Latīnē loquī cōnor.
https://t.co/mwnk72wzZ9

[Institute of National Remembrance @ipngovpl_eng]

What were the Volhynian Massacres?

The Volhynian massacres were anti-Polish genocidal ethnic cleansings conducted by Ukrainian nationalists.

The massacres took place within Poland’s borders as of the outbreak of WW2, and not only in Volhynia, but also in other areas with a mixed Polish-Ukrainian population, especially the Lwów, Tarnopol, and Stanisławów voivodeships (that is, in Eastern Galicia), as well as in some voivodeships bordering on Volhynia (the western part of the Lublin Voivodeship and the northern part of the Polesie Voivodeship).

The time frame of these massacres was 1943−1945. The perpetrators were the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists−Bandera faction (OUN-B) and its military wing, called the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA). Their documents show that the planned extermination of the Polish population was called an “anti-Polish operation.”

🔎🔗Discover more facts about the genocide in Volhynia. Visit our website: https://t.co/SYZrF25nge

[Institute of National Remembrance @ipngovpl_eng]

🎗️🗓11 July 1943: Bloody Sunday - the deadliest day of the Volhynian Massacres

On the National Day of Remembrance for Poles - Victims of Genocide Committed by the OUN and UPA in the Eastern Borderlands of the Second Polish Republic, we honor the memory of tens of thousands of innocent civilians murdered during the Volhynian Massacres. The date was chosen to commemorate 11 July 1943 - Bloody Sunday, the most tragic day of the anti-Polish campaign carried out in occupied Volhynia.

At dawn on Sunday, 11 July 1943, while Polish families gathered for morning Mass, units of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), acting on the orders of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists - Bandera faction (OUN-B) and often supported by local collaborators, launched a coordinated assault on 99 Polish towns and villages across the counties of Kowel, Włodzimierz Wołyński, Horochów, and part of Łuck. The attacks were carefully synchronized to maximize the number of victims by striking communities assembled in churches and at home on a Sunday morning.

The massacres unfolded with exceptional brutality. Entire villages were surrounded, homes were set on fire, and those attempting to flee were hunted down. Researchers estimate that around 8,000 Polish civilians were murdered on that single day - mostly women, children, and the elderly. Victims were killed with firearms as well as axes, pitchforks, knives, clubs, and other implements. Their property was looted and villages were burned to the ground.

Churches, where people had gathered for Sunday worship, became sites of mass murder. In Poryck, approximately 200 parishioners were killed. In Chrynów, around 150 worshippers, together with Fr. Jan Kotwicki, lost their lives. Massacres also took place in Kisielin, Krymno, and Zabłoćce, where clergy and parishioners were murdered during or immediately after religious services.

Bloody Sunday was not an isolated atrocity but the culmination of an escalating campaign of violence that had begun months earlier. The first major massacre took place in Parośla on 9 February 1943. During the spring, attacks intensified after thousands of members of the Ukrainian auxiliary police deserted German service, taking their weapons with them and joining the UPA. By the summer of 1943, the anti-Polish operation had spread across Volhynia, reaching its deadliest point on 11 July.

The massacres of 1943–1945 constituted a planned anti-Polish operation conducted by the OUN-B and UPA. Polish researchers estimate that the campaign claimed approximately 100,000 Polish victims across Volhynia, Eastern Galicia, and neighboring regions, while forcing hundreds of thousands more to flee their homes.

🎗️🕯Today, we remember the victims whose lives were taken, the survivors who carried the trauma for decades, and the Ukrainians who, often at the risk of their own lives, chose to rescue their Polish neighbours. Their memory obliges us to preserve historical truth and ensure that the victims are never forgotten.

[Pan Cezary Krysztopa #BabiesLivesMatter @cezarykrysztopa]

"Czy pamiętasz Panie Boże nad Wołyniem łunę krwawą...". Mam wrażenie, że ta piosenka zostanie już z nami na zawsze. #WołyńPamiętamy

[Rafał Leśkiewicz @LeskiewiczRafa]

Premier Donald Tusk w dzisiejszym przesłaniu mówi, że dzięki jego staraniom wznowiono prace poszukiwawcze i ekshumacyjne na Wołyniu.
Co za bezczelność!
Ponowne zgody władz Ukrainy na prowadzenie prac poszukiwawczych i ekshumacyjnych to efekt spotkania prezydentów Polski i Ukrainy 19 grudnia 2025 r. w Warszawie. Od tego czasu Instytut Pamięci Narodowej otrzymał kilka zgód, dzięki którym przeprowadzono prace chociażby w Ostrówkach, Woli Ostrowieckiej czy Hucie Pieniackiej. Proces uzyskiwania kolejnych zgód jest w trakcie realizacji.
Nawet w takim dniu, dniu zadumy i modlitwy, premier polskiego rządu nie mógł się powstrzymać od manipulacji.

[Ioannes Oculus @ioculus]

@ZelenskyyUa @NawrockiKn Remember that dialogue means respect for each other, not glorification of those who brutally mass murdered in a genocide people of the other side and constant calling the other side as Putin's friends.