Kujamowicz

Wow, BlueLion, I'm really impressed. It's always nice to hear that any foreigner knows something about your own country history. I think we would easily find a common topic, as personally I also am interested in history.
And, if anybody could help me solve my problem, I'd appreciate- the day is coming.

Yes, I agree with you, our soldiers all fought for the same cause. As a military historian I appreciate the fact that the eastern front may well have been utterly surrendered without the contribution of the Armia Krajowa.
For people who aren't aware of the Polish heroism of World War Two, this article on Wikipedia gives a very brief overview of their incredible resistance. Remember the Poles faced the full brunt of a co-ordinated attack through Germany, Slovakia but also Soviet Russia as part of the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact. The Polish armies never stood a chance, but their heroism in the final onslaught on Berlin is one of the most famous sacrifices in military history.
Long live the glorious dead.

No, he's definitely not. Since he is my countryman I know much about him. He's the wooden one. IMHO, if Heskey and Bendtner are already in the UK, why would we need to lure somebody from Bundesliga?
The other thing is, it's probably just a rumor from his agent, just to build up interest of Robert.
Moreover, he is happy in Borussia. Last but not least, as Manuf said, he won't switch clubs, beacause he'll be too afraid to loose his position in Polish national team, especially in perspective of coming EURO 2012.

Hey, thanks for help. I have already got a lapel pin for a suit, now I'm looking for a paper one to have it on my coat.
Unfortunately, we have no such kind of tradition in Poland. That's why I'd like to show respect to OUR fallen soldiers (who many times were also your soldiers- like my great grandpa), no matter where does the tradition originate from.