– I accept the ten honor that go shopping, that they do, what we do in the Warsaw Uprising, and also my friends, all those who died. I want the article to start with my own writing about what we fought for and what is for every Siem user, and I know because I live a long time – said the laureate. She emphasized that the Warsaw Uprising would be an uprising of human dignity and that “there would be no more ideas such as fascism and communism.”

He also refers to the high-profile case of the death of a 30-year-old pregnant Izabela in a hospital in Pszczyna. – I know what the role of every mother is. That is why I want to say that what is now in Poland, what happened so recently that a young mother had to die, is a crime committed against a woman. Because others will also die, if this one will be higher by the constitutional current through Juliłęska, it will continue to exacerbate – she said.

– A woman has the same right as a man. Test yourself in the constitution – she emphasized.

– Mine in the uprising, women, 31. We received the same rights as men by order. Before this order, we were written as “civilians”, although we were soldiers, just like me, and had military ranks and decorations. And the Germans, our enemies, respected that we have rights with men and that we have a slave, complied with it. We were just like men. And now, in free Poland, because in free Poland, where is the Constitution and where the law works, through its most fashionable lawyers, now we were taken away to – to direct us, whether additional mothers or not – to be directly.

I added: – Everyone has the same rights. Whether he is a woman or is he a man. I am calling to you, women: to fight for your rights relentlessly. Since he was addicted to our nation. Because if there is a respected woman and sure that her rights are you want and no one wants to take her away, she will definitely want to be a mother, because every woman in the institute wants to be a poppy.

Results of the Warszawianka of the Year plebiscite on Tuesday at the President’s Studio Theater Rafał Trzakowski. published in the case that this year the winner was a record winner – 51,000 votes.

Wanda Traczyk-Stawska, pseudonym Pączek i Atma, was a soldier of the Home Army, a member of the Gray Ranks and an activist of the independence underground in the Second World War. At the age of 17, she fought in the Warsaw Uprising. After his capitulation, she was taken prisoner by the Germans. After studying for Poland, he graduated from the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Warsaw.

For years she worked in children’s schools. Subscribe also to the memory of the Warsaw Uprising, it is appointed to the social assistance of the Committee for the Warsaw Insurgents Cemetery at the World Association of Home Army Soldiers. She is also a social activist. She supported, inter alia, the protest of the disabled in the Sejm, last year’s Women’s Strike against the tightening of abortion regulations, and this year she took a vote in the pro-EU legislation at Zamkowy Square in order to ensure the protection of the Constitutional Union on the non-compliance with the constitutional provisions of some constitutions.

Varsovian to the plebiscite to honor a woman who performs in a special way with the activities of the development of the year or in a professional manner, and further on in Warsaw. For the first time, the plebiscite was established in 2018, on the hundredth anniversary of granting Polish voting rights.

This year’s nominees include 10 women: Marta Lempart – leader of the National Women’s Strike; Katarzyna Augustynek (Grandma Kasia) – “icon of street protests in Warsaw”; Wanda Traczyk-Stawska – participant in the Warsaw Uprising; Agnieszka Kępka – organization in an aid organization for people in a homeless crisis Marina Hulia – teacher, social activist; Agnieszka Sikora – author of reports on social issues; Kamila Górniak – originator and co-founder of the SMA Foundation; Olga Kozierowska – business journalist; Magdalena “Lusia” Żagałkowicz – running the “Heart of the City” Foundation, Sylwia Chutnik – writer, feminist and Varsavianist.