Vatican Bank Claims Extension: Prussia Trust?

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski's Counter Reformation Fallout 2006-2007

Rudi Pawelka, head of the supervisory board of the Prussian Trust. The organization wants compensation for Germans expelled from Poland after World War II.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,455183,00.html

There is widespread resistance to the idea that Germans too could have been victims of World War II. So it comes as no surprise that the decision by a group of Germans to file compensation for property they lost when they or their relatives were forcibly expelled from Poland after World War II is extremely controversial.

On Friday the Prussian Trust (Preussische Treuhand), a group representing post-1945 German expellees from Eastern Europe, revealed that it had filed 23 individual claims against Poland with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. The group has said it intends to increase this number to around 50.

The move by the Düsseldorf-based group has been sharply criticized in Germany, and it risks harming German-Polish relations (more...), which have been strained in recent months.

Gesine Schwan, the German government's coordinator for relations with Poland, said there needed to be a clear sign that Germany opposed the Prussian Trust and that the authorities in Poland shouldn't pay too much attention to the organization. "I expect other politically relevant forces will distance themselves from this action," she told the Berliner Zeitung Saturday.

Markus Meckel, a foreign policy spokesman for the junior coalition partners the Social Democrats (SPD), said the government should withhold all support for the action. "The government's position is clear," he said. "It opposes this claim, because it is poisonous for the German-Polish reconciliation process."

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her predecessor Gerhard Schröder had repeatedly attempted to reassure the Poles, saying the German government would not lodge any claim against Poland for compensation -- although it could not stop individuals or organizations from doing so. In 2004, a joint Polish-German commission ruled that there was no legal foundation for claims by Germans regarding property in Poland.

Nevertheless, the Poles were far from happy with the Prussian Trust's move. President Lech Kaczynski said on Friday that, "Such legal proceedings would have a devastating influence on the relations between two European states." On Saturday his twin brother Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski went one step further, saying the move marked Germany's return to nationalist ideology. "We observe in Germany a process deeper than a simple attitude of one government or another," he told the newspaper Rzeczpospolita. "It's a re-nationalization of politics, an exceptionally radical calling into question of historical judgements."

Polish Foreign Minister Anna Fotya said the complaint "may adversely affect Polish-German dialogue, and in the long run, could disrupt Polish-German relations." Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, a former foreign minister of Poland, told the newspaper Rzeczpospolita, "If the Germans want money for the property they lost, they should address their demands to the US, Britain and the heirs of the Soviet Union," referring to the Allied powers who met in Potsdam in 1945 to carve up post-war Europe.

And at The War That Would Not Go Away:

Poles fired back this week at recent German attempts to reclaim property lost after the Second World War. A group spearheaded by Dorota Arciszewska-

Mielewczyk, an MP representing the sea- side Gdynia district, has said it would form a Polish Claims Society, a carbon copy of the Prussian Claims Society that has gained notoriety trying to get Poland to pay for land and buildings left behind by expelled Germans.

The group, which says it has German lawyers ready to provide assistance, wants to win compensation for property from which the Nazis forced Polish citizens after the German invasion of Poland in 1939. “The lawyers are going through the docu-ments,” Arciszewska-Mielewczyk told the daily Gazeta Wyborcza. “I think we will begin the legal battle by the end of the year.”

The controversy reached fever pitch in Poland last month after Rudi Pawelka, the head of the Prussian Trust, said that within weeks his group would file up to 10 lawsuits in international courts for the return of lost real estate.

Warsaw Mayor Lech Kaczynski has also pitched in, calling up a team of experts to estimate the city’s war losses, which could then be presented to the Germans if they go ahead with their claims. The bill, which includes only physical damage to the city, comes out to a staggering $39 billion in today’s terms. Authorities in other cities have voiced interest in estimating their losses as well.

Instead of suing Poland, the Prussian Trust ought to arrange a law suit with governments of Poland, Belorussia, Ukraine, Russia against the Vatican for the crimes against humanity of Wlodimir Ledochowski’s 20^th century counter reformation.

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Prussia Trust

(Die Preußische Treuhand GmbH & Co. KG a. A.)

Silesian Homeland Association (statement), also headed by Rudi Padwelka.

(Landsmannschaft Schlesien)

This organizations's preceding honorary chair was Dr. Herbert Hupka:

Hupka, to 15.08.1915 on Ceylon born, here were its parents during a sea voyage to China from the British to beginning of the 1. World war in a camp interned, fighter had to accept heavy strokes of fate against injustice and forgetting in his life and became. Early it lost the father, who succumbed to an influenza after the release of the family 1918 from British shank in Australia during the travel to Germany, weakened by many missing. Its child and youth years spent Hupka in city loved today from it to the Ratibor in Upper Silesia.

Injustice at the family Hupka found its continuation among the national socialists. His mother, classified as a so-called half Jewess, suffered in the KZ Theresienstadt. It was arrested because of its descent 1944 as unworthy to bear arms from the armed forces to dismiss and. When it returned to the war with his mother to Ratibor, this brought it a new arrest, this time by Poland and later driving out. [emphasis added]

Images from the web site of Landsmannschaft Schlesien

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski: War Culpability Admission

According to a paper by Else Loeser

Polish Cardinal Stefan Wyszinski's Confession of the "Aim" of the "Counter Reformation" as the Oder-Neisse Line/Destruction of Prussia

Polish Cardinal Stefan Wyszinski
(b. August 3, 1901 d. May 28, 1981)
Appointed as Cardinal January 12, 1953

Accordingly, in 1965, Wyszinski said:

"With the regaining of the Polish western territories [= German eastern territories], the break-up of the Prussian state and the destruction of the German Reich the counter reformation has reached its aim."
http://www.jrbooksonline.com/HTML-docs/Loeser%20booklet%202%20deutsch.htm

The western shift of Poland and the accompanying population expulsions were the culmination of WW2, and thus said to be justified for the preceding series of atrocities, including the murder of the Polish intelligentsia and the Jewish peoples in what Father Saint Maximilian Kolbe described as “God cleansing Poland”, and, with the invasion of the U.S.S.R., millions of Christian Orthodox.

Admitting the Oder-Neisse line/destruction of Prussia as the counter reformation’s aim would establish a culpability for WW2 and its atrocities against Poland, the Jewish peoples, Belorussia, Ukraine, Russia, and Prussia.

The "counter-reformation" refers to the works of the Roman Catholic Church and primarily its Jesuit Order, that was headed by Wlodimir Ledochowski from February 11, 1915 to December 13, 1942.

Pink: Protestant
Blue: Roman Catholic

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Wlodimir Ledochowski's Spooky Obscurity

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski's Plausible Childhood Inspiration

Pope Pius IX (May 13, 1792 – February 7, 1878),

born Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti,
Pope, elected June 16, 1846, served 31+ years until his death in 1878.

This was the Pope that declared that whoever was Pope was infallible.

http://thecensureofdemocracy.150m.com/myth3_1.htm

On January 18th, 1874 -- thus on the anniversary of the founding of the German Reich -- he declared at an assembly of international pilgrims that Bismarck was the serpent in the paradise of mankind. This serpent seduced Germans into wishing to be more than god himself. Such an overextension of the human self would be followed by a humiliation such as no people had ever before tasted!

Only the Eternal one knew whether or not the grain of sand on the mountains of eternal retribution had already been released.

This retribution was growing to avalanche proportions and it would rush in a few years at the clay feet of this Reich and transform it into ruins. This Reich, which, like the tower of Babel, had been erected in defiance of god, would pass away to the glory of god.

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski


Ursula Julie Marie Ledochowski

Cardinal Mieczyslaw Ledochowski

Wlodimir Ledochowski's Plausible Childhood Revenge Vow to Destroy Prussia


Wlodimir Ledochowski's War Culpability Admission
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Wlodimir Ledochowski's Plausible Counter Reformation Strategy
Wlodimir Ledochowski's Holocausts
Wlodimir Ledochowski's Goals Via Goals

Wlodimir Ledochowski's Mission, Motivation, Geopolitical Chessboard

Wlodimir Ledochowski's Plausible Childhood Inspiration

Wlodimir Ledochowski's Spooky Obscurity

Wlodimir Ledochowski According to Tupper Saussy

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Wlodimir Ledochowski WW2 MasterMind

Maximilian Kolbe on WW2: "God is Cleansing Poland"

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski's Plausible Childhood Revenge Vow to Destroy Prussia

Wlodimir Ledochowski was only 6 years old when Prussia's Bismarck expelled the Jesuit Order from the 2nd Reich, and was only 8 when Prussia's Bismarck had imprisoned Wlodimir Ledochowski's uncle, Mieczysaaw Ledochowski (b. Oct 29, 1822, d. July 22, 1902), the Primate Archbishop of Polish majority Posen/Poznan, a city and province that was then a part of predominantly Protestant, German led, Prussia).

Hence, the man who set forth to lead the Jesuit Order's counter reformation into the 20th Century, may have well do so to be true to perhaps a vow made as a child: to destroy Protestant Prussia, to burn her cities and expel if not kill her inhabitants.

"KU"lturkampf Revenge

In figuring out how to do this, Ledochowski lined up the Jesuit cult's other targeted peoples to be destroyed, through what Father Saint Maximilian Kolbe described as God cleansing Poland.

Something which does not often get mentioned about the effect of the Holocaust and the post-war movement of borders and peoples is that, in effect, Poland went from being one of the most multicultural states in Europe (Poles, Germans, Ukrainians, Jews, Byelorussians, Lithuanians and many other groups) to being one of the most homogenous. This had the effect that an enormous part of what had been the broadly conceived Polish cultural heritage was lost and is only now slowly and partially being recovered with the interest that the new generations show in the Jewish and other cultures that used to be part of the old patchwork.

Comment by Konrad Talmont-Kaminski — August 19, 2007 @
http://strangemaps.wordpress.com/2007/08/17/166-neisse-border-if-you-can-get-one/

After all, according to his premature (reportedly erroneously reported) New York Times obituary of December 10, 1942:

Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, who met Father Ledochowski in 1930, wrote later that "everyone in Rome I was told that Father Ledochowski would rank as one of the two or three greatest heads of the Jesuit Order," an estimate which would group him with such men as Ignatius Loyola, [April 19, 1541 to July 31, 1556] the first [Jesuit] general, Francisco Borgia, [July 2, 1565 to October 1, 1572] the third, and [Claudius] Aquaviva, [Feb 19, 1581 to Jan 31, 1615] the fifth.

Apparantly "greatest" as in most successful at achieving the aims of the Jesuit Order vows.

Wlodimir Ledochowski's Goals Via Goals
Wlodimir Ledochowski's Goal Predicted by Maximilian Kolbe in 1938?
Wlodimir Ledochowski's Plausible Counter Reformation Strategy
Wlodimir Ledochowski's Mission, Motivation, Geopolitical Chessboard
Wlodimir Ledochowski's Spooky Obscurity

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski's Hidden Holocaust

Against Protestants and liberal Catholics along the Baltic/NE Europe
Not only Poland, Silesia, East Brandenburg, Pomerania, Danzig and East Prussia;
but also Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia!

Wlodimir Ledochowski

26th Superior General of the Jesuit Order

A dialog with Eric Jon Phelps:

Another point to make: when Stalin took over the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Estonia, and deported about 50% of their populations: has anyone studied these deportations to see the correlations- e.g. Catholics allowed to stay, but Protestants deported???

The ones deported from those nations were primarily Lutherans! I spoke to a Lutheran woman who escaped the Red Armies after the Nazis left. The Jesuits used their SS to kill the Jews and the NKVD to kill the Protestants and "liberal" Roman Catholics. Both factions worked together. After the war, the SS went into both the CIA and KGB, uniting both intelligence agencies at the top via the Knights of Malta.

I suspect there were quite a bit of anti-Protestant pogroms occurring via Stalin.

I cover this in Vatican Assassins III. He mass-murdered the Mennonites, Lutherans and Baptists.

Remember that the Jesuits used Josef Stalin, trained by Jesuits within the Orthodox Seminary in Tiflis, Georgia, to continue to murder Protestant Lutherans of East Germany during the ensuing "Cold War." Many were cruelly deported to Siberia to be worked to death by such KGB Jesuit priests as Walter Ciszek, a feigned "prisoner" in the USSR until his "release" in 1963 via JFK.

The Order's Hitler/Stalin massacre of Protestant Prussia is a forbidden topic but covered somewhat in Vatican Assassinations III.

Brother Eric

Wlodimir Ledochowski's Spooky Obscurity

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski's Goal Predicted by Maximillian Kolbe in 1938?

The idea of setting up Germany to start and loose a brutal war with severe consequences eastward undeniably dovetails with the Jesuit Order's major goal of recapturing lands previously lost to “heretics” such as Lutherans.

From doing research in Pomerania (Pommern), it was thought the Germans in these areas went back very early 11th-13th century and were predominantly Protestant. This is really only true for Pomerania, Brandenburg, and East Prussia. These areas were settled by Germans very early and were predominantly Lutheran (Brandenburg 94 percent, Pomerania 97 percent, East Prussia 86 percent Lutheran in 1880). On the other hand it was not until the partitions of 1772-1795 that Prussia gained territories of Silesia, Posen, and West Prussia and started settling these new territories with Germans. By 1880 under half of the population of Silesia and West Prussia and a third of the population of Posen was Lutheran. Although there were many of Germans who settled these states, they were primarily Polish regions prior to the partitions and had a high Polish population subsequently.

http://www.progenealogists.com/poland/

Center Against Expulsions Museum in Berlin

Historical Maps of Silesia

Neisse Border If You Can Get One

Silesia was actually settled by Germans in the 12th century, with the Germans intermarrying with the Slavic S'loonsk.

This was in a book published in or about 1983, and was a prediction made by Kolbe in 1938.

From “A Man For Others: Maximilian Kolbe Saint of Auschwitz In the Words of Those Who Knew Him” by Patricia Treece, published by Harper & Row Publishers, 1982 hardcover 1^st edition, at page 69

At this period, Brother Luke speaks of Kolbe saying Mass so “full of grace” that he appeared illuminated by an unearthly radiance” or, as Brother Cyprian Grodizki puts it more prosaically, “he underwent some sort of transformation when celebrating the holy sacrifice.”

Whatever constant joy and transformations imply about Kolbe’s interior life, they did not dull his perceptions. Father Cornel, who had been elected Superior at Poznan, recalls a visit to Niepokalanow:

Father Maximilian had a map of Europe in his cell and was marking the places with little flags where he sent the monastery publications. Pausing for a moment, he said to me, “There will be a war. The boundary between Poland and Germany will be here.” And he sketched the exact location of the boundary as it is today.”

This could be a lucky guess, but since Poland’s boundaries shifted rather dramatically, it is more likely the foreknowledge so typically a byproduct of the higher states of mystical consciousness. Many astute observers, however, both sophisticated and simple expected war. John Dagis recalls a Brother saying to him when Hitler first appeared on the scene, “If that man gets power, there will be a terrible war.” Always a discerning observer of sociopolitical currents, Kolbe can be said to have seen war coming as early as 1936, then, without reference to its spirituality. Brilliant tactician that he was, he made his first priority upon his return to Niepokalanow not the technological advances at which he so excelled, but spiritual formation. Says Brother Cyprian:

Dividing the friars into groups by categories, he gave each group a spiritual director and himself dedicated some months to increasing the Brothers interior depths

Considering the chain of events required to bring that about, such a prediction is eyebrow raising, for it not only requires that Germany start and loose a war, but also that Germany would be extremely brutal, hence providing the justification for the border changes.

Did Germany simply got seduced by a madman on a soapbox, with the Holocaust of the Jewish peoples simply the result of random occurrences and not decided upon until 1942 at Wannasee?

Or was the holocaust, or perhaps more correctly the holocausts – each directed at a different group: modernists, Jewish peoples, Orthodox and Protestant Eastern Germans -- were planned decades in advance by an evil, Orthelloizing genius, involved with manipulating popular opinion through shoddy sensationalistic “journalism”, such as that taking form as the sharp increase of anti-Jewish media in Europe around 1919.

Recall that same area had been under German military occupation in WW1, with that earlier occupation's relatively good reputation leading many to disbelieve accounts of German military atrocities in WW2: whereas the 2nd Reich of Kaiser Wilhelm generally left civilians alone, the 3rd Reich of Hitler went out of its way to massacre the general public. Yet recall the anti 2nd Reich attitude of much of the "mainstream" English language press during the early 1900s, and contrast that with the pro 3rd Reich attitude of that press throughout the 1930s.

The 3rd Reich's atrocities in Poland and the then U.S.S.R. would serve as the basis for the retaliation represented by this border change which was a clear religious demographic benefit and goal of the Roman Catholic Church and the Jesuit Order: a conscious objective as evidenced by the diplomatic insistence on extending WW2 for two additional bloody years, largely via the U.S. government as run via Georgetown University.

With the origins of the holocaust[s] resting with Wlodimir Ledochowski, who is said to have come from Roman Catholic Polish “nobility”, the Oder-Neisse line with its accompanying wholesale population expulsions, rewards war-making.

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Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski's Plausible Childhood Revenge Vow to Destroy Prussia

Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski's Counter Reformation in Art?