Historia #90 Strach i ból. Opowieść o Halinie Ziółkowskiej - Modłej z Wołynia

Today's story is story number 90, titled "Fear and Pain." Its protagonist, Halina Ziółkowska Modła, survived the Soviet and German occupations, the Volhynian Massacre, and forced labor in Germany. This is the story of an extraordinary, somewhat forgotten woman who never forgot. A pioneer in remembering the Volhynian Massacre. Are you interested in the stories we present? Do you appreciate our work? Support us! How? Become a patron on PATRIONITE! - https://patronite.pl/opowiedzimoausch... You can transfer a small donation for the association's statutory purposes to our account: 13 1020 2384 0000 9102 0694 6778 click the "support" button We guarantee that your money won't be wasted. You're supporting a group of people who understand the mission of presenting heroes who had a difficult life because they found themselves in the hell of war. Today, another story! The podcast is hosted by Bogdan Wasztyl, produced by Zbigniew Klima and Paulina Wądrzyk. Music: Adam Smajek Association email: [email protected] Contact: Podcast author: [email protected], Association President: paulina.wadrzyk@com, tel. +48 503 078 357, +48 508 099 030 Our websites: YouTube channel:    / @stowarzysznieauschwitzmemento   Facebook:   / stowarzyszenieam   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1cKgGc1... = ... =============================================================== Ladies and Gentlemen! In September 2023, we are launching the TELL THEM ABOUT AUSCHWITZ. LIVE project. We want to visit every municipality in Poland with stories about Auschwitz. Because the challenge is enormous, we are asking for your help – encourage cultural centers or libraries in your towns to invite us to an author meeting. The meeting can be supplemented with a screening of documentaries produced by the Association and awarded at international film festivals. The format of the author screenings – tested and refined during over 200 screenings across Poland – is engaging for viewers/listeners, thought-provoking, and full of knowledge and positive emotions. As part of the project, we offer several programs (to choose from): Against the Evil of Auschwitz. Pilecki, Kolbe, Kołodziej (choose from the films "Pilecki" and "The Indifferent") In the Footsteps of Witold Pilecki (choose from the films "Pilecki" and "Escape from Hell") The Indifferent from Auschwitz (choose from the films "The Indomitable. Under the Wire of Auschwitz," "The Indifferent," and "The Mirror") – a story about good people in inhuman times and in a place reminiscent of hell on Earth The Indomitable. The Home Army and Auschwitz (choose from the films "Pilecki," "Escape from Hell," "The Indomitable. Under the Wire of Auschwitz," "The Indifferent," and "The Mirror") – a riveting story about extraordinary heroes, soldiers of the Home Army, who had to perform their combat duties in or near Auschwitz. Potential audiences: elementary school students (grades 7-8) and high school students – a film history lesson Universities of the Third Age Film Discussion Clubs open screenings for all interested parties