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Welcome to this web page on curiosities, puzzles, mysteries, and
attractions of the town Milicz from the Lower Silesia Province of Poland!
In antiquity, two most important
roads of our planet were called the "silk route", and the "amber route". The silk
route was a transcontinental road that linked Mediterranean countries with China.
In turn the amber route was a trans-European road which linked Mediterranean
countries with coasts of the Baltic Sea. One of the branches of this enormously important
trans-European artery led from Wroclaw to Milicz, and later via Gniezno
to Gdansk and to coasts of the Baltic Sea. So "amber" turns out to be a dynamic,
town-creating substance, due to which Milicz owns its origins and evolution to
the present form. In old days amber was an enormously desired commodity. Merchants
from the south of Europe and from northern part of Africa flooded vicinity of
the present city of Gdansk in order to purchase this substance. In turn the road
which they followed then, needed to be carefully selected. Namely it needed to
lead through areas relatively free from bandits and hostile tribes. It also
needed to have a human settlement every around one day of travel in a slow
horse wagon, so that these merchants could stop there safely for nights.
This carefully selected, relatively safe road, along which were then travelling
merchant caravans carrying amber, as well as various long-distance travellers,
with the elapse of time was called the amber route. Although gradually
amber lost its role of a stimulator of trade, still new goods and new political
reasons appeared, which forced people to travel between north and south of the
Europe. So in spite that many centuries elapsed, the "amber route" remained the
most important communication artery of the Europe, through which were shifted
huge masses of people and goods. For a lucky benefit of citizens of Milicz, one
of the branches of this important and busy artery was leading through their
town. (One of the most convincing evidence that the "amber route" in fact led
through Milicz, were relatively frequent findings of weathered ancient amber
products taking place in times of my youth. I remember that in second class
of my primary school I had a classmate, who was bringing to the school a lot
of very old jewellery made of weathered amber, pieces of which probably were over 1000
years old. The amber in them was already so weathered, that it lost the colour,
cracked, and was very brittle. I believe, that someone from his family
most probably discovered somewhere in Milicz an ancient "amber treasure" of
some sort, similar to the one found in the suburb Wroclaw-Partynice, which is
discussed on the web page
Wroclaw
from Menu 1.) Milicz in old days was located very conveniently on this "amber
route". It was distant from Wroclaw exactly by two days of walk on foot or
drive in a heavy horse wagon, or by a single day of a fast ride on horseback
or in a fast cart. So in Milicz were stopping for night both, the
slow travelling merchant caravans loaded with heavy goods, as well as fast
travellers on horseback and in fast carts. Thus with the elapse of time
Milicz become a kind of a "hotel town" on the amber route. It supplied
travellers with all sorts of "hotel services". Merchants and travellers
stopped there for a night or two, rested, ate, drank, gambled, visited
local prostitutes, sold their goods, replenished supplies, repaired damaged
equipment, buried those amongst them who died on the road, while in times
when Christianity become popular in Europe - also prayed in churches of Milicz
for the lucky course of their further trip. (For details of these "church
services" from Milicz - see the web page from Menu 1 about a church of
St. Andrzej Bobola.)
* * *
Milicz is a small township locates in the province
of Poland called "Lower Silesia", means locates in the south-western corner of Poland.
Milicz is a very old town. On the present territory of Milicz, human settlements
supposedly existed already in around 7 000 B.C., means still in prehistoric times.
Remains of old Slavian fortifications locally called "Chmielnik", which are dated
from that prehistoric period, are located on the right bank of the river Barycz,
between Milicz and the present village Wszewilki, means not far from the present
street called "Krotoszyńska". As a quite sizable medieval town Milicz existed
already in 1136, when it was for the first time mentioned in writing in the
so-called "bulli dla arcybiskupa gnieźnieńskiego" (i.e. "Bulla for Gniezno Archbishop").
Already then it was an important trade and craft centre. It was also a hometown
for an old Slavian province capitol located on the road between Wroclaw and
Gniezno. Starting from 12 century until a mid 14 century it belonged to the
Wroclaw Capitulate. Then, until the year 1492 Milicz was owned by Prince of
Olesnica. The town rights Milicz received in 1323. In 14 century a large
fortified castle was constructed in Milicz, the ruins of which exist until
today in Milicz park. In 1339 Jan Luxemburg captured this castle by a trick.
In 1432 the town and was captured by Husyts. In 18 century the fortified
castle in Milicz was burned, to never be rebuild again. Until today only ruins
remain from this castle, which can be looked upon in the Milicz communal park.
Also numerous underground tunnels are left, which are to be described in more
details in various items of this page. In 1742 Milicz was included into the
country Prussia. In 1875 it received a railway connection with the outside world.
In 1945 was again joined with Poland. Currently it is a blooming city and the
target of visits of increasingly larger number of tourists and holiday makers.
A satelite photograph of present Milicz can be seen on the web page
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=51.551406,17.286901&spn=0.026010,0.058545&t=k&hl=en.
(Please notice on this photograph the course of the railway that runs vertically
close to the left side of the photo, and also the course of river Barycz, which
crosses the photograph horizontally in half of the height. Notice that a similar
satellite photograph of the nearby village Wszewilki is available from the web site on
Wszewilki.)
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The present population of Milicz is
difficult to determine, because the administrative borders of Milicz do not
coincide with natural breaks in human settlements. In the result, such suburbs
of Milicz, as Wszewilki, Slawoszewice, czy Karlów, administratively do NOT
belong to Milicz, although in fact are combined with Milicz into a single
town-system. Of course, in old days these suburbs were separate human settlements.
Thus old counts of population of Milicz are more precise. According to a book
"Na Ziemi Ojcow - Rocznik Ziem Zachodnich i Polnocnych" (i.e. "On Lands of Ancestors
- Almanac of Northern and Western Provinces") published in 1962 by "Towarzystwo
Rozwoju Ziem Zachodnich" (i.e. "Association of the Development of Western Provinces"),
in 1761 Milicz had 719 inhabitants, in 1825 - 2207 inhabitants, in 1914 - 3 374,
in 1936 - 4 816, in 1945 means immediately after the war - only 450 inhabitants,
while in 1960 - 6 333 (in this number 3 450 was under the age of 25 years old).
In 1993 Milicz was already having 12 500 inhabitants (data from 6-volume "Nowej
Encyklopedii Powszechnej", PWN, 1998). However, all these are data for the old
town of Milicz. In turn the entire town complex of Milicz, which includes also
suburbs linked with Milicz, in 2004 probably counted to around 30 000 inhabitants.
Of course, in present times of computers, lacking telephone books, diminishing
boundaries between human settlements, and rapid migrations of population,
it is extremely difficult to keep a correct count how many people actually
live in Milicz. After all, one would firstly need to clearly define where
finishes the sphere of direct influences of the town Milicz - as we know
such a task is not easy to complete.
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This web page aims at presenting
folkloristic stories and curiosities regarding Milicz, means non-scientific
facts. This practically means that whatever is presented here, it tries only
to repeat and illustrate faithfully what various people used to tell, claim,
or believe about Milicz. (After all, in old times there were no TV sets,
thus during long winter evenings people used to entertain themselves with
various stories. Also even when this page repeats whatever someone knew
for certain, still this information could be infiltrated by various errors
caused by memory tricks.) This page is NOT aimed at proving or verifying
how much of what it says is true, nor what factual, historical, or
scientific value it has. Furthermore, the very nature of the information
presented here is such, that even if these folkloristic stories contain
exclusively historic truth, still in present times most probably it would
not be possible to scientifically prove that this is scientifically
correct. Therefore the matter of judgement about the level of truth in what
is presented below, I leave to the discretion of readers.
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Fig. 1: This photograph was taken in July 2004 from the
top of a flood barrier of the present river Barycz. The photographing lens was
directed towards north. The photograph shows the present appearance of an ancient
fortifications called "Chmielnik" from which present Milicz originates. This
fortification is actually that circular flat hill in the centre of the photograph,
under which two sizable trees are growing, while on the flat top of which several
working archaeologists are visible (one of them in white shirt). The buildings of
the village on horizon behind this fortification are
Wszewilki.
#1. Prehistory of Milicz, means ancient fortifications
Chmielnik:
On the right bank of the Barycz
river, in the area where this river formed almost a complete loop,
located is the ancient fortified settlement from which present Milicz
originates. This ancient fortified settlement is now popularly called
"Chmielnik". The best access to it is by the road that runs parallel
to the river Barycz, and begins from the present street named
"Krotoszyńska". This fortified settlement is located between
the river Barycz, village
Wszewilki,
a street of Milicz named "Krotoszyńska", and railway track
from Milicz to Krotoszyn.
The written information that
I saw in Regional Museum of Milicz, states that traces of human settlements
found in the area of present Milicz indicates that Milicz was already
populated around 7000 years B.C. If this information is a hard fact
that results from solid archaeological research and from e.g. carbon
dating, then it would make the ancient settlement of Milicz older than
Polish Biskupin and even some Egyptian pyramids.
In order to learn more details
about the prehistory of Milicz, it is worth to visit the Regional Museum
of Milicz (in Polish called Izba Regionalna). It is located in
closest to the town wing of the palace of Maltzan, in which in 2004
the Complex of Nature Schools of Milicz was located (in Polish named
the "Zespół Szkół Przyrodniczych"). That Regional Museum of Milicz is
described in item 9 below.
#2. Pre-Christian believes from Milicz, means the
Ruler of Milicz:
Before Christianity arrived to Milicz,
local Slavians used to worship a range of various pagan gods. The most
important out of these was the "Ruler of Milicz", means a local pagan
god which was the subject of a "fear worship" (possibly it was a morally
decadent UFOnaut, that used to show himself to local primitive people and
indulged in scaring these people). This pagan god, carved from a single
piece of oak timber and preserved until today, can be seen in the Regional
Museum of Milicz discussed before. A photograph of this pagan god is shown
in Figure 2. The fact of the use of oak timber for carving this god, suggests
that most probably this "Ruler of Milicz" was actually a Slavian god named
"Pierun" (this one which is still commonly used in a popular saying from
vicinity of Poznan in Poland, stating that "go to Pierun" - meaning almost
the same as "go to hell").
Fig. 2: This is a photograph of a pagan god,
which in Regional Museum of Milicz is exhibited under name of the "Ruler
of Milicz". We do not know much now on his subject, apart from the fact
that once it was a subject of pagan cult on the area of present Milicz.
I personally believe that it represents a Slavian god that used to be
called "Pierun", and that in pagan times it was originally placed under
an old oak located in the area of pagan cult practiced in ancient times
on what presently is the cemetery in Wszewilki (this cemetery and the
god Pierun worshiped in there are discussed in items 3 and 8 of the
internet page
Wszewilki.
The premise which led me to such a belief that most probably it is a
god "Pierun" from the cult area of Wszewilki, is firstly the fact
that this sculpture was carved from a single piece of oak timber,
in the scale of 1:1 (means it has the size of an adult man). In turn
oak for ancient Slavians was a holly tree "reserved" for the cult of
this god "Pierun". In turn the premise that this sculpture most probably
originates from ate cult area of Wszewilki, is the fact that in a close
range from Milicz apart for Wszewilki there was no other cult place
devoted to this god. It is worth to add, that in times of preparing
this description, the sculpture was not carbon dated yet. However,
by the level of decay it can be estimated that it is over 2000 years
old. In turn this age would coincide with the approximate dating of
the discussed cult area, explained in item 3 on the web page
devoted to
Wszewilki.
Fig. 3: Ruins of the Milicz castle. These can be seen
in the Milicz communal park, not far from the palace of Milicz margrave (margrabia).
In years 1960 to 1964, means when I still
attended my high school studies in the Lyceum of General Education in Milicz, ruins
of this fortified castle were still in a relatively good state. Thus more courageous
out of my school colleagues could play in large rooms of this castle, as well as
investigate its hidden passages and undergrounds. Especially exciting was then the
fact that in ruins of this castle, still was then accessible the entrance to
underground tunnels and chambers, that led from this castle to several different
locations. In turn in these tunnels, according to various stories, old treasures
supposed to be hidden. These tunnels were investigated quite thoroughly by Zbyszek -
famous tracker of mysteries, and my colleague from an older class in the Lyceum, as
well as the neighbour from the same village Wszewilki. As probably some older
residents of Milicz may remember, Zbyszek discovered in these tunnels a storage
of old white weapon and knights' armours. After wearing these he used to scare
people that walked in the park. Finally, dressed in a full knight's armour and
carrying a heavy sword, police
managed to catch him, and paraded along the entire town before at the police
station they managed to convince him to stop further scaring of people in the park.
Out of whatever was rumoured about these underground tunnels in times of my studies
in the Lyceum, one such tunnel supposed to lead from this fortified castle
to the palace of margrave (margrabia) Maltzan, then to the tomb of margrave. Other tunnel
led to cellars of the town-hall in Milicz, and to several cellars of buildings
in Milicz old town centre. Still another led under the river Barycz to Stawiec,
where it emerged to the surface near sources of water for the Palace of margrave (margrabia).
This tunnel to Stawiec was connected with the tunnel from the palace of Sapiecha
family in Cieszkow, while it emerged to the surface in forests near Cieszkow (see
Figure 5a). The part of it close to Cieszkow was separated with a wall and utilised
as the storage for wines and spirits before the World War Two. At present time this
exit serves as the shelter for bats (it is shown in Figure 5a from this web page).
In the second half of 14-the century, the prince of
Olesnica constructed a fortified castle in Milicz. It was build in the gothic style.
It was surrounded with a moat and a wide defence wall. Inside of it, an oval yard
(i.e. the castle's "keep") with a well was located. This castle was burned during
wars with Husyts. In 16th century it was rebuild again, but this time in a renaissance
style. In 1797 this castle partially
burned again. In the consequence of this fire, owners of this castle then, means
family of Maltzans, discouraged by such constant fires and the need to rebuild it
repetitively, instead of rebuilding it, decided to build a separate palace nearby.
This palace exists until today - see Figure 8. In turn the castle gradually fall
into disuse. Especially fast it degenerated after the second world war. I remember
from times of my childhood (i.e. from 1950s), that the ruins of it were in incomparably
better state than they are now.
Old fortified castles used to maintain
numerous underground tunnels and cellars for cases of invasion. Exists from
these tunnels were hidden in forests many kilometres from a given castle.
The fortified castle in Milicz was not an exception from this rule. It also
had numerous tunnels that led from it in various directions. Many of these
tunnels were still in good order just after the Second World War. I remember
that some of my school colleagues used to seek hidden treasures in them.
In medieval times entrances to underground
tunnels usually were hidden in wells that as a standard were located on castles'
yards. Even today many of such wells from castles contains these entrances to
underground tunnels. For example, such entrances are in wells from: (1) the high castle
in Malbork (this with the sculpture of a "pelican"), (2) the castle in Otmuchow, south
of Wroclaw (from this well in Otmuchow, tunnels run as far as the fort in Kłodzko),
and also (3) the castle in Gniew - see Figure 4. In fact, ruins of the fortified
castle in Milicz also used to have a well on the yard (i.e. the castle's "keep"),
with an entrance to tunnels. Remains of this well still existed in times when I
was attending a primary school.
One of best known underground tunnels that
led from the castle in Milicz, was the one that had the exit in forest near Cieszkow.
This exit is shown in Figure 5a below.
Fig. 4: Castle well from the Teutonic Knights castle
in Gniew from the northern Poland. The photograph taken in July 2004. The
person photographs is me (Dr Jan Pająk). When one looks inside of this well
from the point from which I am looking into it, one can clearly see an entrance
to underground tunnels. In turn these tunnels always had at least one exit
located in forests far beyond walls of the castle.
A curious detail of tunnels
and cells from the above well in Gniew, is that in these cells a lot of
victims died walled up over there. As the local rumours state it, ghosts
of some of these victims are seen in the castle until today. These ghosts
are even a tourist attraction of the castle in Gniew. Just as such an
attraction they are presented in the article [LOT-1]
"Castle holidays - wakacje z zamkami", published on pages 64 to 72
in bi-lingual monthly magazine of Polish Airlines LOT SA, entitled
"Kaleidoscope", vol. 69 no 7, issue dated in July 2004 (address of the editor:
Wydawnictwo Business Press, Al. Jerozolimskie 125 A, 02-017 Warszawa, Poland).
Fig. 5(a): The exit from an underground tunnel.
It is hidden in forest not far from Cieszkow (i.e. around 8 km north from
Milicz). The photograph taken in July 2004. In order to illustrate the size
of this tunnel, at the exit gate stands myself (i.e. Dr Jan Pajak) and my
wife. People used to say, that this tunnel originally was connected with
the fortified castle in Milicz. But before the second world war a final
part of it was separated from the rest by a wall, and utilised by a local
distillery as a cellar for maturing alcohols. Presently this tunnel is
established as bats reservation. The entrance to (or rather an exit from)
it is locked permanently and inaccessible for the general public.
Fig. 5(b): The appearance of a typical underground tunnel
from medieval period. Photographed in July 2004. This tunnel is accessible for
tourists in Klodzko. Entrances to it are located near the town-hall in Klodzko,
and also near the Klodzko fort. It is well lit up, secured against someone getting
lost in it, and full of medieval museum artefacts, thus it is really worth of seeing -
I warmly encourage to go to it. An entire labyrinth of underground tunnels similar
to that one is located under the surface of Milicz. Only that now almost no-one
knows about their existence. Perhaps it would be worth while to consider making
them available for tourists, similarly as this is done in Klodzko. After all,
this would provide Milicz with an additional tourist attraction, not mentioning
about a source of income and bread for a number of people.
Fig. 5(c): Remains of a skeleton of a victim locked
in the cell from underground tunnel in Klodzko. The photograph taken in July 2004.
Underground tunnels used to serve in medieval times as prisons in which victims
were locked forever. These victims were never visited again, so they simply died
out of the lack of water, food, and light. Similar medieval underground cells
exist under Milicz.
For just an average person from a street,
township of Milicz seems to be just an ordinary place. However, if the ground
turned to be transparent, then everyone would got astonished. Under Milicz
another mysterious town is hiding, which takes the form of a whole labyrinth
of underground tunnels. As every medieval town, Milicz had an entire system
of tunnels that were hidden under it. These tunnels were repaired and
kept in a good order until the end of the Second World War. Only after
the Second World War people gradually forgotten about these tunnels
almost completely. Therefore by now these tunnels probably are in ruins.
The labyrinth of underground
tunnels hidden under Milicz originates from two sources. The first of these
sources were defence needs of medieval Milicz, and the fortified castle
nearby. These needs I already described before. But under Milicz are also
different tunnels, that do not originate from medieval times. This is because
to the original tunnels constructed in medieval times by owners of the fortified
castle, additional tunnels were added later by the margrave (margrabia) family -
owners of the palace in Milicz. Actually the family of Maltzans used to fancy
the construction of new, and repairing old, underground tunnels under Milicz.
They constructed and repaired tunnels that led from their palace in practically
all possible directions. The last of such new tunnels was build at the
beginning of 20th century. It led from the tomb of margrave (margrabia)
to his palace (this tunnel is described in more details in item 7 below).
Out of these more famous tunnels constructed by family of Maltzans,
the most well-known were four. The one constructed at the latest date
led from their palace to the tomb of margrave (ruins of this tomb are
shown in Figure 7). Other led from the palace to Evangelic church
shown in Figure 29. Another led from the palace to the farm/station
in Stawiec (the entrance to this tunnel still existed in 1958 and 1959,
when I attended the sixth and seventh class of the primary school in
Stawiec - it was located near the inlet of water supply for the palace
in Milicz). A further tunnel led from the palace to undergrounds of
the fortified castle in Milicz, where it connected with an entire
system of tunnels that already existed under this castle since medieval
times.
One of the well-known underground tunnels
from Milicz had the exit in forest not far from Cieszkow. The present appearance
of this exit is shown in Figure 5a to the left. Other such tunnel led from the fortified
castle in Milicz to the old town. Under the old town it branched into several separate
tunnels. Some of these just after the second world war still had open entrances which
were joined with cellars of homes in Milicz. But then these entrances were walled up.
One of these tunnels led to the cellars of Milicz town-hall and was still accessible
at beginning of 1950s, before ruins of the town-hall were cleared up while entrances to
deep cellars of the town-hall were blocked and covered with soil. These tunnels also joined together undergrounds of all three churches in Milicz (see descriptions from item 29).
The fact that an entire labyrinth of underground
tunnels exists under Milicz, hides an unutilised potential for that town. After all, these
tunnels can now be opened, reinforced, and made available for tourists as a local tourist attraction. After all, in a similar manner underground tunnels were made accessible by
Klodzko town. In 2004 tunnels under Klodzko provided a semi-permanent employment and source
of income for at least 10 people. Milicz still did not consider a possibility of opening
its tunnels for tourists. But if it is done so, for sure these medieval tunnels and their
shocking secrets become a vital attraction of Milicz and provide a semi-permanent source
of income for at least several people.
#6.
Walled alive as an example of medieval treatment:
In medieval times one of the most popular
methods of killing people depended on walling them up alive in secluded underground
cells, or on throwing them into a tower that had no windows and the only entrance
to it was through a small hole in the ceiling. A best example of just such a tower,
in which literally hundreds of people died, is the famous "hunger tower" in Paczków
shown in Figure 6(b) below. (Paczków is a small town in southern Poland, located
around 60 kilometres on south from Wroclaw.) This medieval "hunger tower" remained
walled up until mid 1950s, when the local council decided to cut a footpath through
it. After the tower was open, it turned out that the entire volume of this tower was
occupied by a single cell without windows, which had only a small hole in a high
ceiling. This cell was filled up with hundreds of human skeletons, that lied over
there in a layer several meters high. It turned out, that medieval rulers of Paczkow
used to throw to this tower by the only window in the ceiling every person who for
some reason was disliked by them. In turn after being thrown to this tower, victims
simply died out of hunger, thirst, and the lack of light. Of course, other
medieval cities were not better at all. For example in undergrounds of the city
Klodzko from southern Poland, tourists are able to see an underground prison cell,
with a human skeleton. (You can see it on Figure 5c.) In this cell someone was
imprisoned, and then authorities "forgotten" to feed him or release him.
Cells similar to that from the Cathedral
in Kwidzyn, the "hunger tower" in Paczkow, or undergrounds of Klodzko, means
designated for burying people alive, existed under the fortified castle in Milicz,
and also in undergrounds of the town of Milicz. Only that people who died in them
never attracted attention of the society. Therefore, now no-one knows about
their fate.
Fig. 6(a): The cell in which blessed Dorota from Mątowów
(1347-1394) was buried/walled alive. The photograph taken in July 2004.
(Of course, the furniture present now in this cell did NOT stand there
in times when blessed Dorota was dying. Nothing usually were in cells
designated for walling up alive people, apart from the person imprisoned
there, and also apart from iron rings on walls to which chains of imprisoned
people were tied up.) The cell shown above is located in the Cathedral
from Kwidzyn (north of Poland, not far from Gdansk). The only guilt of
blessed Dorota was, that she saw UFOnauts, and that she reported to
authorities about these her meetings with unearthly creatures. In present
times instead of being walled up alive, she would rather write books
about meetings with UFOnauts and about visits to distant planets of
UFOnauts.
Fig. 6(b): The so-called "hunger tower" (in Polish:
"wieza glodowa") from Paczkow in southern Poland. The photograph taken in July
2004. It is this tower where medieval authorities of the town Paczkow used
to thrown people which somehow made a bad impression on them. This tower had
no windows, apart from a small porthole of a human size in the middle of high
ceiling. Thus every victim thrown into this tower died fast from the lack of
water, food, and light. When in 1950s the walls of this tower were cut open
to pass through it a footpath shown on this photo, it was filled up with
hundreds of skeletons of humans thrown to it to die. At this point it is worth
to realise, that humans would not commit this type of crimes, if our planet
is not in power of evil UFOnauts, that constantly instigate one group of
people against others.
Fig. 7: Remains of the tomb of margrave (margrabia)
Maltzan, which still exist near Milicz. The photograph taken in July
2004. It is from this particular tomb, that the famous underground
tunnel led to the palace of margrave (margrabia) in Milicz. This
underground tunnel most probably exists until today, although the
entrance to it is already blocked.
My mother frequently used to tell me about
the burial of margrave (margrabia) from Milicz, which took place in times of her
youth. (As I estimated this, most probably around 1920s.) The burial was carried
out with an enormous pomp and splendour. Delegates from practically all farmsteads
(granges and estates) owned by this margrave (margrabia) were taking parts in it,
including my mother and her parents. The margrave (margrabia)
was a proud owner of exactly 99 farmsteads spread around Milicz and nearby Zmigrod.
This number was justified NOT by his wealth, but by politics. According to the
Prussian law of that time, people who owned 100 farmsteads, or more, were
obliged to equip with their own expenses an entire regiment of army for the
service of Prussian government. Thus, having "only" 99 farmsteads, was
a past manner of avoiding paying additional taxes for the Prussian government.
Milicz margrave (margrabia) was buried in the tomb,
which he prepared earlier for himself. The curiosity of this tomb was that it was
linked through an underground tunnel with the palace of margrave (margrabia). People used to
say, that margrave (margrabia) even after the death wanted to supervise his own palace.
From the palace to the tomb an alley planted with oaks was leading, that passed through
palace's park. However, the tomb was not located in the park, but beyond the road
that led from Milicz to Sułow. Oaks were growing along this alley still in times
when I attended my Lyceum - while the tomb still was then in a relatively good
condition, although was already empty. But when in 2004 I visited this tomb again
in order to take the photograph 7, oaks already were cut down, while only ruins
were left from the tomb.
Starting from 13 century, administrators
and owners of Milicz lived in the fortified castle of Milicz, described before.
But this castle was located in an area of rather bad feng shui (see item
26 below). So it constantly was burned or destroyed. Therefore, after a subsequent
fire in 1797, when the castle was again partially burned, owners of this castle
at that time decided to not rebuild it, but to rather shift their quarters to
another location that had much better "feng shui". So they build for themselves
a palace just several hundred meters from the castle. This palace had very good
"feng shui" and it successfully resisted all storms of history. It stands until
today in the original location. The photo of it is shown to the right - see Figure 8.
The margrave's palace from Milicz is
constructed in the classical style. It is located in the centre of a huge park
of the total area of 48 hectares, which before the second world war was famous
from beautiful rhododendrons and azalias. The park was surrounded with a high
wall and fence. From the Milicz town to the park led two gates. The first of
these two gates stood behind the last buildings of the city, means in the
area where in past the western gate in the town's defence wall was located.
The second gate to the palace was an ornamental welcoming gate, constructed
in 1844 by the design of Leonard Schatzela. As the building material for this
ornamental gate fragments so-called "paddock ore" (in Polish "ruda darniowa")
retrieved from last fragments of medieval walls of the Milicz town were used.
So in fact this gate symbolised the dismantled walls of Milicz. The top of this
gate was ornamented by a huge sculpture of a lion. But around 1980s even this
gate was dismantled. Only a small symbol remains from it until today, which
is this sculpture of a lion. This sculpture and the base for it, is all what
remains until today from original defence walls of Milicz (see also Figure 27b).
The margrave palace of Milicz hosted
many famous people. For example, it is known that in 1813 this palace was visited
by the Tsar of Russia, Aleksander the 1st.
Fig. 8: The palace of margrave (margabia) in Milicz.
The photograph taken in July 2004. Presently this palace is used for
the campus of Nature Schools (in Polish named "Zespół Szkół Przyrodniczych").
In the right wing of this palace (not visible on this photograph), formerly
used by servants, a small museum of Milicz is located (in Polish named the
Izba Regionalna that translates as the "regional hall"). This miniature
museum is described in item 9 below. It is from this palace that an underground
tunnel began, that led to the tomb of margrave (margrabia) shown in Figure 7.
Fig. 9: The history of beginnings of Milicz
administrative centre, described on a banner in Regional Museum from
Milicz. The photograph taken in July 2004.
The regional museum of Milicz
is located in the right wing of the former palace of margrave Maltzans,
in which the Group of Nature Schools (in Polish "Zespól
Szkół Przyrodniczych") was located in 2004.
In July 2004, this regional
museum of Milicz was open in every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
between 8 am and 12:30 pm. There was NO entrance fee (i.e. it was for free).
Milicz has the beginnings of own regional
museum. It is still very miniature, still it has rather a small number of artefacts,
it is still open in limited number of hours, but it already represents an initial
stage of what, let us hope, in the future transforms into a much needed true
museum of Milicz. In order to avoid problems caused by various bureaucratic
limitations imposed on real museums, this miniature regional museum is named
Izba Regionalna (means "regional hall" in Polish). My bravos for Milicz
for this initiative so much needed.
#10. A
hidden symbolism,
means meaning of a sculpture from the palace in Milicz:
Common marriages out of love are
actually an invention of the final part of 20-th century. In old days
people do not married out of love - in the majority of cases marriages
were arranged for them. Still marriages are arranged in many countries
of present world, for example in India, and also in countries that
surround India, such as Pakistan, Bangla Desh, or Sri Lanka. Especially
well-rooted was arranging of marriages for rich people. After all, it
was necessary to find partners for marriage which both had similar
levels of wealth.
Of course, the fact that these
arranged marriages were deprived of love, in conjunction with the fact
that they were living in palaces or castles in which the "man of the
house" had usually an absolute power over others, led to the tradition
of various psychoses, anomalies, deviations, and decadency.
It is from this tradition that for example the "well of unfaithful
wives" from the castle Czocha on the south of Poland originates (this
well is described on page 70 in the article [LOT-1] refereed in
item 4 above). Owners of the castle Czocha used to drown their wives in this
well, if wives were suspected of NOT being faithful to their husbands.
The last wife was drowned in it in 1792. It is also from this tradition
that the English king Henry the 8th, contributed to the history of
England mainly by murdering his numerous wives. Echoes of this barbaric
treatment of wives are also contained in the classical Polish literature.
For example, everyone in Poland knows the classical Polish poem by Adam
Mickiewicz, entitled "Golono, Strzyzono" (means "Shaved, Sheared"). This poem
in a jocose manner describes how an insignificant marital quarrel debating
whether the fur of their family dog was "shaved with a razor or cut with
scissors" led to the situation that a husband finally drowned his wife in
a pond (by the way, even during this drowning the stubborn wife still
lifted two fingers above the surface of water and showed to her husband
a sign of cutting with scissors"). It is this poem that provided a popular
currently in Poland idiom "sheared - shaved" or "cut, shaved" (in
Polish: "strzyzone - golone") to describe all ridiculous quarrels. Some
Poles are also saying, that it is also this poem that generated the famous
international sign of "victory at all costs" (or "V" sign) shown with
two fingers being lifted like open scissors. This killing type of
behaviour was "normal" in old days. Of course, the unloved wives of
these barbaric times paid back to their husbands with the same coins.
When they only felt that their husbands think of any excuse to kill them,
usually they tried to act faster and they killed husbands first. Most
frequently they used poison for this purpose. Secrets of skilful poisoning
were in these times passed from mother to daughter, and appreciated as the
most vital life-saving knowledge. It is from this macabre tradition that
the known queens of poison originated, the most famous of which was probably
the Italian lady, Lucrezia Borgia. Also the Polish queen, Bona Sforza (1494 -
1557), wife of the Zygmunt Old, was known for the cultivation of this poisonous
tradition. Of course, if these wives managed to poison their husbands, then
it was them that become absolute powers in their castles or palaces.
Milicz palace also has a special
tribute to the "unloved wives". It is the sculpture of a "silent admirer"
shown in Figure 10 to the right. This admirer for a hundred of years is staring
in the windows of bedroom of the "mistress" of that palace. This copper
admirer, was just a piece of "artwork", thus for having it these wives were
NOT drown or thrown to lions. But still it was a taste and a substitute of a real
admirer, the right to have whom these unfortunate rich women were completely
deprived.
Fig. 10: The sculpture of a "silent admirer" that looks
into windows of the bedroom of a first lady in the palace of margrave (margrabia)
of Milicz. Marriages for so rich people used to be arranged by their parents.
Therefore deprived love, rich "mistresses" of the palace, were satisfied even
by motionless sculptures that stared into windows of their bedrooms.
* * *
Although owners of the palace in Milicz
tried to keep secret their marriage problems, this does not mean that such
problems did not exist for them. After all, such marriage problems resulted
from the epoch in which these people lived, and from conditions in which
they operated. So similarly like in every other palace from that epoch,
also behind windows of that palace in Milicz (especially behind the window
into which the above "silent admirer" is staring) a lot of loneliness,
lack of love, hate, suffering, intrigues, poisoning, deaths, persecution,
etc., used to take place. Similarly to every other palace, also the one
shown here is full of ghosts of unloved or rejected wives, poisoned husbands,
murdered lovers, etc.
* * *
Notice a ghost in the window
of the lady's bedroom at which is staring this "silent admirer". The above
photograph captured some sort of a white figure that looks outside with
visible interest. This figure is well visible, if the above photograph
is enlarged by clicking on it with a mouse. (It is worth to indicate,
that at the time of taking this photograph on the Sunday vacation day
of 4 July 2004, there was no-one in the palace. Furthermore, if one
explains this white figure as a "reflection", then in spite of capturing
on the same photograph also several further windows, in none of them
any other "reflection" is visible.) Is it possible that this is the
famous ghost of margrave, about whom story goes that he "supervises
the palace" together with valuables which still are hidden in undergrounds
of this palace. Or perhaps this is a ghost of any of unfortunate "first
ladies" of this palace, which during their lives slept just behind this
particular window.
Fig. 11: The so-called "Swedish hill"
(in Polish: "Szwedzka Górka") near Sułow. The photograph taken
in July 2004. This hill is the area, where a vicious battle took
place between Polish and Swedish armies. Presently not far from
the former battlefield, but close to the road from Sułow to
Milicz, a cross and a commemorating plate are standing, as
shown on the photograph above.
Vicinities of Milicz were battlefields for
several significant battles in the history of Poland and this land. The largest
of these battles took place in the "Swedish hill" (in Polish "Szwedzka Górka")
near Sułow, and also in the forest of "Barsk Confederation (in Polish "Konfederacja
Barska") near Cieszkow. The curiosity of these battlefields from near Milicz,
is that in fact they were NOT, as yet, researched thoroughly by archaeologists.
Therefore, most probably they hide until today remains of old weapon and other
military hardware.
* * *
A quite intriguing curiosity that hits
the eye in that battlefield from Sulow, is that for some unknown presently
reasons, numerous locations seem to be present on a relatively small area,
which apparently "attracted" to themselves various "bad" events in history.
In the vicinity of Milicz the worst of such "bad areas" is the one near
Sułow. In a not far distance from each other, there are two large battlefields
over there (i.e. a battlefield between Polish and Swedish armies, and nearby
another battlefield between the Polish and Mongolian armies). Not far from
these two battlefields also a Hitler's concentration camp was located.
The existence of these "bad" areas
can be observed not only on the example of Sułow village near Milicz. In past
I watched an English documentary film about Alexander the Great. In this film
historians also illustrated a shocking discovery, that some areas on the Middle
East were battlefields for many battles in various periods of history, while
almost identical areas that lied nearby actually never were used as battlefields.
Similarly in New Zealand areas exist on the straight and perfectly even roads,
in which groups of white crosses are piled up (such white crosses in New
Zealand mean that someone died in a traffic accident in that particular area
of the road). If there is such a "bad area" on a straight and well kept road,
then from time to time someone has a fatal accident in that area. I personally
explain the location of such "bad areas" with my theory of the fluctuation of
the gravity field, as I described this theory more comprehensively in
subsection I4.4 from volume 5 of monograph [1/4]. In turn the Chinese
knowledge of "feng shui" simply claims about them, that they have a
"bad feng shui". For example, such a "bad feng shui" displays also
the area in which the fortified castle in Milicz was constructed, as
described in item 8 above. Thus, this castle was constantly either
burned or destroyed.
Of course, like every other area of the
former Hitler's empire, also the vicinity of Milicz used to have its own
concentration camps, and branches of other concentration camps. The most
well-known of these camps was the one located in forests near Sułow. Even today
one can find over there remains of the camp's buildings. Unfortunately,
it remains unknown to me how many prisoners Hitler's people killed
in this camp, what nationalities these prisoners were, nor where are
buried remains of these prisoners who died during heavy work, and thus
whom Hitler's people did not want to transport to the camp's crematorium.
Fig. 12: Key components of every concentration camp,
namely: railway with the use of which prisoners were transported, gas chamber,
and a path several meters long that linked the gas chamber with the crematorium.
These used to stand at the very end of life for millions of prisoners of Hitler
concentration camps. The above gas chamber was photographed in July 2004 in the
concentration camp "Stutthof" located in northern Poland. In spite its dimensions
smaller from bathrooms in some present homes, this gas chamber was working day
and night, killing hundreds of prisoners of this camp of mass murder. Ruins of
similar gas chamber, as well as similar concentration camp, remain until today
in forests near Sułow (around 8 km to west from Milicz). Looking at the ocean
of human tragedy that these camps served to our civilisation, one wishes
to scream never again! Unfortunately, human memory is so short.
Fig. 13: Commonwealth cemetery in present
Malbork,
Poland (i.e. former German town of "Marienburg"). The photograph taken in
July 2004. Meaningful, although small fraction of prisoners from Hitler's
concentration camps, were soldiers that used to fight with Hitler's armies,
e.g. pilots of aeroplanes shot down over Germany. Near Malbork, these out
of such pilots that were imprisoned in the famous stalag XXB (similar
to the one about which a movie film "The Great Escape" was made), and
whom could be identified, have a special cemetery. In turn locations
where bodies of war prisoners from the vicinity of Milicz are buried,
remain unknown to us.
For many different reasons, corpses of
some prisoners were NOT incinerated in crematoria of Hitler's concentration
camps, but were buried. In this way, on the area of present Poland numerous
cemeteries of soldiers from British Commonwealth still exist. Because I currently
live in New Zealand, it was a surprise for me to discover, that on these cemeteries
a lot of New Zealanders lies. Usually they died during piloting aeroplanes which
bombed territories governed by Hitler's army.
* * *
Whether in Milicz there are any graves
of Commonwealth pilots, this remains unknown to me. I only known that in
Milicz several Russian soldiers is buried, who were cooked alive in a first
Russian tank that rolled onto the Milicz central square during the world
war two. Sometime ago someone even show me where these Russians were buried,
but by now I have forgotten where it was.
As the German folklore states this,
Hitler supposedly was a pupil and favourite of UFOnauts. The blond haired
UFOnauts from the so-called "Nordic race" supposedly appeared to him regularly,
sharing with him various ideas of the type: how he should organise his
concentration camps, what he should do with Jews, or why the race of
blond-haired people is a superior race. Simultaneously, with their hidden
methods of action UFOnauts tried to help Hitler as they could. Supposedly,
one of their actions was to provide Germany with a perfect weather in every
day which Hitler announced to be a holiday. It is because of this weather
for Hitler perfected by UFOnauts, that a saying "Hitler's weather" was
supposedly coined during that times to describe extremely beautiful days
which always prevailed in Germany during Hitler's holidays. Supposedly
Hitler was extremely afraid of these UFOnauts, but because he feared
of their revenge, he obeyed exactly every single their command. Simultaneously
he ordered his special services to seek an underground Kingdom of
Agharti, which - according to lies of UFOnauts, supposed to be
inhabited by UFOnauts. Hitler also supervised in person the development
of flying disks, means the discoid flying machines which imitated
vehicles of UFOnauts.
From statements of this German folklore
appears, that actually all the atrocities that Germans committed on other nations,
had their beginnings in evil advices and whispers of UFOnauts. So we should NOT
be surprised, that fathering the activities of Hitler's people, UFOnauts are
vividly interested until today in further fate of everything that was created
by Hitler. This explains why UFO vehicles are frequently observed as they land
in areas of former concentration camps. This also explains, why individual
UFOnauts can be encountered by everything that still remains out of the
Hitler's former empire. Further details about reasons for which UFOnauts
are so interested in a destruction of humanity are contained on the web page
UFOnauts.20m.com,
and also in subsection O8.1 of monograph [1/4].
Fig. 14: One of numerous circular UFO landing sites
that dotted the interior of the "Stutthof" concentration camp. They make
one wonder, what these UFOs do in Hitler's concentration camps. Well, according
to German popular folklore, UFOnauts used to be personal advisers to Hitler.
For this reason, UFOnauts are extremely interested even now in everything
that Hitler's people used to do, including concentration camps. The above
photograph shows one of several circular UFO landing sites, which on 29
June 2004 I discovered and photographed on grass of the Hitler's concentration
camp in Stutthof from the northern Poland. Another photograph of a UFO landing
site from that concentration camp is shown below in Figure 16. Apparently
UFOnauts are studying the long-term consequences of this concentration
camp. In the above photograph a fragment of the grass with altered colouring
is visible on the foreground. This circle of grass indicates the area which
was swept and scorched by a powerful magnetic field from propelling devices
of a UFO vehicle which hovered in the air close to this spot. Because UFO
vehicles usually hover in the air in such a manner that their floor is
perpendicular to the local course of the Earth's magnetic field, this floor
usually is slanted in relationship to the flat ground. Therefore, the grass
with altered colour, which was affected by the field of this UFO, has a
shape of a half-circle, not a complete circle. On the above photograph
foundations are also visible from a barrack for prisoners in the last
stage of extermination. The barrack itself is already gone, because
wooden parts of it rotted during all these years that elapsed since the
world war two. In turn behind foundations of this barrack a row of cemented
poles of the camp's fence are visible (during the war this fence was electrified,
to kill every prisoner who touched it). Further, the lowest fragment of
the guard tower of the camp located beyond the fence, is also visible.
* * *
The formation of such UFO landing sites
is quite a complex phenomenon. It results from the use of a powerful magnetic
field for propelling UFOs. A brief description as to how the UFO magnetic
propulsion works, is provided in subsection A2 from volume 1 of monograph [1/4].
In turn descriptions as how magnetic field from UFOs forms UFO landing sites
of the type shown on this photograph, are presented in subsection O5.1 from
volume 12 of monograph [1/4]. Finally the entire set of other examples of
similar circular UFO landing sites is shown in Figures O1 to O3 from 2nd
portion of illustrations for
monograph [1/4],
that can be found on web pages listed in Menu 2, e.g. on the page:
totalizm.nazwa.pl
* * *
Shocking is the number of UFO landing sites
visible on grass of former Hitler's concentration camps. Surely evil UFOnauts are
delighted to appreciate effects of their devilish action on Earth, and to check
how much people managed to become similar to them. More information about the
devilish nature and philosophy of UFOnauts is presented on the web page
ufonauci.w.interia.pl.
Fig. 15: Here is how New Zealanders depicted a
"griffin" that raged over there in wild areas. ("Griffins" are blood thirsty
pets of UFOnauts. Presently these cosmic animals are known to UFO investigators
under a popular name of "chupacabras".) In New Zealand, the griffin shown above
was described as a "black panther" - for details see the
web page
a.1asphost.com/Tapanui, or
totalizm.nazwa.pl/newzealand.
As kind of a "cat-like creature" was also described the griffin which
was seen in the UK area of
Bodmin Moor
in years 1994 to 1996, and then was widely promoted around the
world by a famous TV comercial for the credit cards "Visa".
But from my personal encounter with a griffin near Guzowice (not far from Milicz),
I remember it as a small, black lion. Just such a monster, a blood thirsty pet
of UFOnauts, attacked me on the dirt road that leads from the village Guzowice
(near Milicz) to the village Nowy Dwor (i.e. to west from Cieszkow, around 10
km to north from Milicz). The description of this attack of griffin is provided
in subsection R4.2 from volume 14 of monograph [1/4] (available in English).
Monograph [1/4] is disseminated free of charge via numerous web pages listed
in Menu 2.
Because griffins were always seen in
company of UFOnauts, in old times these blood thirsty animals were surrounded
by almost a religious respect. This is the reason why griffins appear in many
heraldries, where they are presented as symbols of power. For example the coat
of arms for the Polish city of Gdansk contains images of two griffins, which
(unfortunately) now are taken for lions. In old heraldic symbolism griffins
always were shown as small lions standing on back legs (frequently with split
tongue that was sticking out from their eagle-like beaks). In turn lions were
shown as standing on all four legs.
When I was in the last class of my Lyceum,
during a bicycle ride to the village Guzowice near Cieszkow I was attacked by
a griffin. That attack of the griffin, as well as the general appearance of this
monster, I described in more details in subsection R4.2 from volume 14 of monograph
[1/4], the free copies of which are available from numerous web pages listed in
Menu 2. Just before on that fatal day I was forced to ride my bicycle in the middle
of night through the area in which this griffin was hunting, local people were
warning me that I may meet it over there. This in turn means, that I was NOT
the only person who saw this monster or was attacked by it. In that particular
area the griffin must also be seen by numerous other people, so that stories
about it could become a beginning of the local folklore about this blood-thirsty
mascot of UFOnauts.
Independently from the above my
personal encounter with the griffin from Milicz, in times of my youth
I have heard several stories about a similar, or perhaps even the same,
winged monstrous griffin seen in the vicinity of so-called "second dam"
on the river Barycz. This "second dam" is located towards the east from
the village "Wszewilki" and "Nowy Zamek". The griffin was seen by a number
of people on unpopulated areas of grass paddocks, which at that time were
located in the vicinity of that second dam (down the stream) on the right
bank of the Barycz river.
The interesting aspect of griffins
is, that - although they are considered to be legendary monsters that
supposedly do NOT exist at all, actually from time to time they are
seen in various parts of the world. For example, in Figure 15 a repainted
appearance of a griffin is presented, which in 2003 was observed in New
Zealand. An exact description of this New Zealand griffin is contained
on web pages on curiosities of New Zealand listed in Menu 2, e.g. on the
web page:
newzealand.0me.com.
In present days griffins most frequently are seen in Puerto Rico,
where people call them chupacabras.
In reality griffins are blood
sucking mascots of UFOnauts, brought to Earth in UFO vehicles and allowed
to hunt from time to time on unpopulated areas of Earth. In sense of their
origin, most probably they are products of "genetic engineering".
This is because their anatomy looks like it is a "composite" of genes
from several different animals, including genes of an eagle, and a lion
or a panther. They have the appearance of a small lion, but they still
have wings and they jump at back legs like eagles - means with both
legs simultaneously. The griffin which I encountered in the vicinity
of Guzowice village (near Cieszkow), looked exactly like such a small
lion with wings. It was black in colour, and the body of it had the
size and build up of a dog of the "rottweiler" race (this race of dogs
at that time was unknown in Poland). This monster attacked me, leaving
three quite large wounds on my right hand, scars from which exist
until today.
In the vicinity of Milicz were carried out,
and still are, countless UFO sightings. These sightings most frequently took
place in areas where the so-called "devil stones" were located, means e.g.
in the vicinity of Zemanow and nearby Kelso, as well as in the vicinity of
the church of St. Anna near Karłow.
The curious part of these UFO sightings
is, that usually their waves preceded times when Milicz is to be affected by
a specific tragedy, e.g. a hurricane, or a deluge. It appears that actually
these UFOnauts bring such tragedies to Milicz with their evil activities on Earth.
This rule was also working in the past. For example, in the medieval times,
just before appearance of a plague, UFOnauts were seen - frequently as they
spread something at nights above human settlements (today we would say, that
UFOnauts spread micro-organisms of a given infectious plague). UFOnauts are
fascinated by human suffering. For example, they love to park their vehicles
on areas of former Hitler's concentration camps - what they do in these camps,
we do not know yet. In monograph [1/4] a proof is presented, that UFOnauts
supervised the crucifixion of Jesus (see Figure O7 in
monograph [1/4].
Above the cross of Jesus two UFO vehicles
were hovering, the images of which until today are symbolically fastened to
crosses of orthodox churches. So again it appears, that these UFOnauts
with their intrigues and orders instigated ancient Israelis to crucify
Jesus, and then supervised from decks of their vehicles whether this
crucifixion was actually implemented exactly as they ordered it.
Fig. 16: A very clear UFO landing site
scorched by a discoid UFO vehicle near the barracks for newly
imprisoned inmates in the concentration camp "Stutthof" from
the northern Poland. Compare this landing with the UFO landing
from Figure 14 above. Such a UFO landing site is produced, when
a whirling magnetic field yielded for the propelling purpose from
propulsors located around the peripherals of a discoid UFO
vehicle, is scorching grass causing it to change the colour.
The reason why visible is only a small fragment of the circle
of grass which changed the colour, not the complete circle,
is that UFOs usually are flying with their floor perpendicular
to the force lines of the local magnetic field of Earth. Thus
discoid UFOs usually are flying slanted in relationship to
the flat ground, while the magnetic field from only a part of
their propulsors located on the peripherals of the vehicle
is reaching the ground and causing the scorching visible on this
photograph.
* * *
Notice, that similar UFO landing sites
can frequently be encountered on paddocks and lawns from the vicinity of Milicz.
After all, Milicz is the area of an increased UFO activity.
Fig. 17: In the centre of the lowest part of this
photograph is captured (unfortunately, not very clearly visible) a so-called
"confession" from the cathedral in Gniezno, Poland. Photographed in July 2004.
In important Christian churches this "confession" imitates the central UFO
propulsor. In Poland it is present in the Gniezno cathedral (shown on the
above photograph), and in Cracov cathedral. It is also present in Rome in the
Basilica of St. Peter. In the most central part of these important churches,
usually under their central dome, such strange structures are present.
Usually these structures are composed of rectangular or cubical objects cut of a
white marble, which are surrounded with 4 swirled columns that support a baldachime
sparkling with threads of gold. In the church terminology these structures are named
confessions. But from the present UFO research we know, that these entire
structures actually imitate the design and appearance of main propulsors in UFO
vehicles. In turn the rectangular object carved from a white marble and placed in
centres of these structures, imitates a device called the "Oscillatory Chamber",
which actually is a source of a powerful pulsating magnetic field in every UFO
propulsor. In vicinity of these "confessions" usually bodies of saints are buried
in churches on Earth. This in turn imitates the "storing" or "conserving" of
human bodies that always are present in central cylinders of large types of UFOs,
just near the Oscillatory Chamber from their main propulsor (for details see
subsection P6.1 from monograph [1/4]). The reason for such a storage of human
bodies in UFOs is, that a powerful magnetic field from the main propulsor of
these UFOs prevents the rotting of these bodies.
As UFO research indicate this,
components of almost every church on Earth are modelled onto the shape
of UFO interiors. Especially well visible is this in old churches, such
as churches that exist in Milicz. Only modern churches constructed lately
gradually depart from this principle of imitating the interior of UFOs.
Also every detail of the design and furnishing of old churches, is modelled
onto the appearance and furnishing of UFO vehicles. Here is a list of
most vital components of every old church, the appearance of which
imitates appropriate components of UFOs:
1. Oltars. These
imitate control devices used to control UFO vehicles.
2. Confessions
(see Figure 17). These imitate the main propulsor in UFOs.
3. Columns.
These imitate pillars of powerful magnetic field yielded
from UFO propulsors.
4. Christening dishes.
There imitate Oscillatory Chambers from UFOs.
However, the highest similarity
to UFOs displays a general shape of old churches, and the use of space
inside of them. And so, the majority of old churches has at least one dome,
which imitates the central dome in UFO vehicles. Around peripherals of
these old churches always runs a line of columns which imitate the
ring of columns with side propulsors that hit eyes of every person who
is abducted to a UFO. Even the outlines of these columns always imitate
pillars of powerful magnetic field that is surging from the interior of
these side UFO propulsors. Every old church also had towers with domed
tops (see Figure 29). This tower imitated cigars coupled from UFOs of
smaller types that are attached to side propulsors of a UFO of a larger
type. More information about the similarity of old churches and UFOs,
can be found in subsection P6.1 from volume 13 of monograph [1/4].
In a similar manner as this
takes place in Christian temples, UFOs are also imitated by Muslim
mosques. This is especially visible in Istanbul, where each one out of
their mosques resembles a flying system coupled from several UFO
vehicles.
Depending on the so-called "generation
of UFOs", which in turn depends on the level of technical advancement of the
civilisation that constructed a given UFO vehicle, the so-called Oscillatory
Chambers can take one of three possible shapes. (Notice, that according to
descriptions from chapter C in volume 2 of monograph [1/4], such UFO "Oscillatory
Chambers" are simply the most important propelling devices for these interstellar
flying vehicles. The oscillatory chambers are for UFOs almost the same as
"engines" are for present human cars.) All three possible shapes of UFO
Oscillatory Chambers are illustrated in Figure C3 from
monograph [1/4].
These shapes
resemble a kind of a pillar with parallel side walls, which has a horizontal
cross section taking shape of either a: (1) square, (2) octagon, or (3)
sixteen-sided regular figure. In UFOs this pillar always stands with its
central axis pointed up. Thus, these three shapes always are present in a
vertical cross section through such a pillar.
What shocks me most in the furnishing
of old churches (including the church from Milicz), is that all what is present
in them also has shapes which exactly correspond to these three possible shapes
of UFO Oscillatory Chambers. Thus, in old churches practically almost everything is
shaped into a figure with octagonal cross-section in a horizontal plane - as an
example see the object shown in Figure 18 to the right. Also, in almost everything
from old churches, this octagonal cross section is visible only in a horizontal
plane - means exactly in the same cross section as it is displayed by UFO Oscillatory
Chambers. In turn, if something is NOT an octagon, then in a horizontal plane it
either displays a square or a sixteen-sided cross section (or a round one - which
actually is an approximation of a sixteen-sided figure). In turn almost impossible
is finding in old churches anything that would have e.g. a triangular, or a six-sided
cross section, in spite that these shapes are incomparably easier for measuring and
for carving with tools of old masters, than octagonal or square shapes. So this most
shocking attribute of old churches is, that in their interiors almost everything
imitates general shapes of UFO Oscillatory Chambers.
Fig. 18: A gigantic, mysterious, octagonal
device from the St. Maria's (Catholic) church in Gdansk, Poland.
(This device is also described on several other web pages, e.g. on
chi.coms.ph/artefact.htm, or
chi.maroc.to/artefact.htm.
It was photographed in July 2004. It is so huge,
that the eight sculptures of women standing around the octagonal
base of it have the size of adult people (after clicking on this
photo one may compare the size of these eight sculptures to two
tourists photographed behind them).
The real purpose of this device remains a mystery. After all,
it is too huge to perform any practical function, apart from
being a container for holly substances. However, it is
strikingly similar to the so-called "Zhang Heng seismograph" - as
the reader may realise by comparing the above Figure 18 with numerous
Figures of the "Zhang Heng seismograph" presented on the web page
chi.coms.ph or
chi.maroc.to
(notice that this extraordinary seismograph allowed the detection
of incoming earthquakes long time before these occurred, while the
mysterious operation of it cannot be recreated in a working device even today).
For example, this mysterious device has not only an octagonal shape
of the main body, but also an octagonal base like that in the
"Zhang Heng seismograph" discussed on above web pages. Furthermore,
the general shape and the appearance of it, is strangely similar
to the shape and the appearance of the "Zhang Heng seismograph". But
instead of wrongly seeking the source of these similarities in cross-cultural
or in inter-religious influences, much more rational is to realise
that both these devices are mimicking the shape of main propulsors
from UFO vehicles. This is because in the centre of such UFO propulsors
an octagonal device similar to shapes presented here is positioned.
In volume 2 of the monograph [1/4] "Advanced Magnetic Devices", this
device from UFOs is described comprehensively under the name of
Oscillatory Chamber (see the general shape of such Oscillatory
Chamber shown in Figure C08 (2s) from monograph [1/4]). Thus,
it is apparent that a huge number
of octagonal objects present in human culture, actually results from
imitating by old masters the shapes of octagonal Oscillatory Chambers
from UFOs.
It is interesting whether
the reader ever wondered, why in churches, mosques, and in temples of
various other religions, almost every object seems to imitate
octagonal shapes, or octagonal outlets, from Oscillatory Chambers
of UFOs, in spite that in fact all these objects could be constructed
in an unlimited number of different shapes. Well, the answer seem to be,
that people are abducted to UFOs from the beginning of times, and after
their return to Earth they mimic in their creative products the fascinating
device that they saw during these abductions. (The reader may find more
about UFOs on web sites listed in Menu 2, e.g. on the site
ufonauci.w.interia.pl).
Fig. 19: Eight-sided columns that support
the ceiling in the Frombork cathedral from Poland (that one in which
the famous astronomer, Nicolas Copernicus, used to work). Photographed
in July 2004. Similar octagonal columns
are also present in many other old Polish churches constructed before
15 century. Their curious aspect is that the design and appearance of
these columns closely imitates the eight-sided columns of powerful
telekinetic field that emerges from outlets of the octagonal Oscillatory
Chambers from UFOs.
The shocking aspect of all
columns in old Christian churches is, that these columns use only four
different shapes, all of which imitate shapes of columns of telekinetic
field that emerges from UFO propulsors. And so, these columns can
either have square cross-section, or octagonal cross-section,
or sixteen-sided cross-section, or rounded cross-section (such rounded
cross-section is an approximation of sixteen-sided cross-section).
As so-far, I never met in any church in the world a column that
would have e.g. triangular or six-sided cross-section, in spite that
such columns would be the most easy for the constructing by old masters.
(From the point of view of constructing a column, it is incomparably
more difficult to measure and to build a column with an octagonal
cross-section, than a column e.g. with six-sides. After all, in
order to measure an ideal six-sided figure, it is enough to place
six radiuses around peripherals of a circle. But to measure an
ideal eight-sided figure, one needs extremely precise and complex
measuring procedure and advanced geometrical knowledge. So there
must exist a very important reason, why old masters constructed
eight-sided columns in churches, instead of six-sided. On the basis
of my research to-date, it appears that this very important reason
was to imitate interiors of UFO vehicles by the general appearance
of interiors of churches. After all, in these interiors of
UFO vehicles ancient UFO abductees could NOT see any six-sided
columns, but actually saw numerous octagonal columns formed from
the telekinetic field yielded by Oscillatory Chambers which propelled
these UFO vehicles. Note that the general appearance of the octagonal
Oscillatory Chamber from a UFO propulsion system one may see on
the web page
chi.maroc.to/artefact.htm
or on Figure C08 (2s) in monograph [1/4].).
People abducted to UFO vehicles
keep reporting about the strange device that they almost always see
inside of these extraterrestrial vehicles. This device most frequently
takes a shape of an octagonal transparent "crystal". However, sometimes
it can also be shaped as a transparent cube, or as a sixteen-sided
"crystal". If it is sixteen-sided, it looks almost like circular,
but with an uneven surface. As it turns out, these strange crystals
seen on decks of UFOs are simply "Oscillatory Chambers" that UFOs use
for the propelling purposes (the general appearance of such an
Oscillatory Chamber is shown in Figure C08 (2s) from monograph [1/4]).
People abducted to UFOs seem to be fascinated by these Oscillatory
Chambers. The reason is that these extraordinary devices contain
millions of "alive" sparks inside, and also that they
emanate an enormous power. So when these UFO abductees return
back to Earth, they duplicate shape of these fascinating devices
in numerous objects, especially those used for worship or for magic.
Strangely enough,
if one reviews human culture, it turns out that almost all
mysterious objects somehow connected with cosmos, mystery,
or with worship, are always shaped into one of shapes that
mimic these Oscillatory Chambers from UFOs. Thus,
most frequently such objects are shaped into octagons.
If they are not octagonal, then they are either square,
or almost circular in shape. In turn practically never
six-sided shapes are used for worship or for magical
purposes, although six-sided shape could be constructed
the most easily.
#20. Miracles of the church of
St. Anna near Milicz:
A small church of St. Anna
near Milicz used to be famous from many miracles. For example,
local folklore claimed, that repetitively holly figures appear
over there. Furthermore, various objects located near this church,
especially an old, holly oak (which presently is already non-existent)
and also the "angel stone" (which also mysteriously disappeared
sometimes between 1981 and 2004), were famous around from their
healing powers, and from the ability to return fertility. But if
one analyses these miracles more thoroughly, it turns out that
at least a proportion of them can be explained rationally. This
is because a large proportion of these miracles represent
sightings of UFOs which at regular intervals visited the "angel
stone" (in German "Teufelstein") located just near this church.
In turn miraculous healings that later took place over there
can be explained with the action of
moral energy
that was accumulated both by this old oak, as well as by this "angel
stone" to which faithful were praying. (The action of this moral
energy is explained more comprehensively on web page about
the town of
Malbork,
available via Menu 1.) In turn the restoration of fertility may have a
connection either with the vitality and with microelements contained
in the air from Milicz, or with the systematic telekinetisation of
the environment around the "angel stone", by UFO vehicles that landed
nearby. (The influence of telekinetisation of the environment on
fertility is explained in subsection NB4 from volume 11 of monograph
[1/4]. For example, in Malaysia a naturally telekinetised
lake also exists, named the "Lake of the Pregnant Maiden".
It is famous from the restoration of fertility - it is mainly
for the fertility purpose visited by crowds of tourists.)
Fig. 20: Church of St. Anna in Karłow near Milicz.
In the form shown above it was build in 1807 to 1808, replacing the last from a
series of small wooden chapels that used to be erected cyclically in that place
since medieval times. By these chapels, annual church patron's festivals were
organised each last Sunday of July, since oldest times. They were for the intention
of holly sighting of St. Anna with Mother Mary and with Holly Infant, witnessed as
they sited on branches of an old oak that used to grow in that place. The above
photo was taken in July 2004. It is in the vicinity of that church that various
miracles, miraculous healings, and the return of fertility took place in past.
Entrance doors to the church are shown. Behind this church a very old oak used
to grow in past, in the branches of which three extraordinary creatures were
sighted, which presently we would take for three UFOnauts, but which in Medieval
times were attributed with "supernatural" origin. This oak later become a source
of numerous healings.
To the right from this church an "angel stone" used to lie with many technological-like
marks melted into the surface of it. This stone also become a subject of cult with
the elapse of time. People used to claim in past, that it also is a source of healings,
and that it restores fertility. Unfortunately, between 1981 and 2004 this stone
mysteriously disappeared from the area where it used to lie. Perhaps it is the
same stone, which presently is placed under the cross visible on the above photo
on the left side of the church, and in enlarged form shown in Figure 21. (But
I personally was unable to recognise it from the external appearance, nor was
able to dig it out from the ground to see whether it has the technological
melted marks that I remember from my previous sightings of it. I also have
not noticed any UFO landings nearby this stone, which would certify that UFOs
still are interested in it.)
Fig. 21 (a): A close-up of the so-called "devil
stone" from Emilcin near Opole Lubelskie, Poland. Photographed in 1982. Notice
numerous imprints of membranaceous hands of UFOnauts (i.e. hands that have
membranes between fingers like these on legs of ducks), as well as small
feet of UFOnauts, visible on the surface of this
stone (in old times such imprints considered to represents marks from
"devil hoofs"). Notice that also the "angel stone" from vicinity of
the church of St. Anna near Milicz, used to have a similar size, shape,
and similar imprints on the surface. The stone illustrated above has an
extraordinary history. It was by this
particular stone that a Polish farmer, the late Jan Wolski, on the early
morning of 10th of May 1978, caught two small, devil-like looking UFOnauts,
as they manipulated something by this stone. (The appearance of faces of
these small devil-like UFOnauts, as well as the appearance of their UFO
vehicle, are shown in Figure Q1 from monograph [1/4]. In turn the report
on the course of this extraterrestrial encounter is described in subsection
Q1 from volume 14 of monograph [1/4].) This catching of UFOnauts by this
stone caused, that the stone become very famous. Numerous UFO investigators
started to check, whether it contained any UFO navigational beacons hidden
inside of it. After it was confirmed that the stone in fact does emit
regular impulses of some sort, which can even be registered on an ordinary
photographic film, the stone mysteriously disappeared. Amongst UFO
researchers that were aware of this rapid disappearance, various rumours
started to spread, that the stone was secretly taken from Earth by devilish
UFOnauts, because UFOnauts did not want to allow people to research it.
In order to silence these rumours, someone anonymously send me a photo
shown in Figure 21 (b) below (together with a written description of it).
The hidden goal of taking and sending me this photo from part (b) of
Figure 21 below, was clearly to divert our attention from the fact, that
the stone was in fact taken by
UFOnauts in order to disallow researching it by UFO investigators. In a very
devilish and typical for UFOnauts manner, the blame for the disappearance
of this stone was put on some fanatics from Warsaw, who supposedly "stole"
this stone from Emilcin, and hide it under some sort of viaduct in Warsaw.
But whether this was the truth - check the deductions provided under the
photograph 21 (b).
All "devil stones", including
in this number the one from the above photograph, display various
technological imprints that are melted into their surface. On the above
stone from Emilcin in Poland, these imprints take the shape of small
footprints similar to childish ones, and membranaceous handprints of UFOnauts
(with membranes between fingers). Research of these stones confirms, that they
emit strange radiation, which produce white patches on non-developed
photographic films placed on their surface. (These patches are illustrated
in Fig. K3(c) from monograph [1e].) Furthermore, the geographical location
of these stones forms on maps a kind of regular network.
One of such strange stones was
located by the church of St. Anna in Karlow near Milicz. It could be the
one shown on "Fig. 22" below, although I doubt this. This stone was a source
of numerous sightings of "supernatural creatures" (means UFOnauts) which
frequently were seen by this church.
Fig. 21 (b): The above photograph is extremely
unusual. Attributes and circumstances of taking this photo suggest
that most probably it was taken by UFOnauts themselves, from a deck of
an invisible UFO vehicle that was hovering in the air and remained
invisible to people being photographed. It was posted to me anonymously
(although with a good description),
soon after a mysterious disappearance of this stone from Emilcin instigated
amongst UFO investigators from Poland various rumours, that this stone was
removed from Emilcin on purpose by UFOnauts, in order to make impossible for
people to investigate the navigational devices which were hidden by UFOnauts
inside of this stone. It can be deducted, that in the intention of someone
who send me this photograph and the explanatory note that accompanied it,
was to document conclusively that the stone from Emilcin, disappeared NOT
to disallow research on it by people, but because a group of fanatics of
some sort from Warsaw just stole it secretly from Emilcin. However, even
if one accept this suggestion, that the stone was actually stolen from Emilcin
by some fanatics NOT by UFOnauts, still it does not explain the motives why
it was removed from the place where it was accessible for every UFO researcher
and where it could be subjected to various experiments, and then hidden in some
place unknown to other people where no-one is able to carry out any research
on it. Furthermore, one need also remember, that UFOnauts are able to hypnotise
people and order them under hypnosis specific post-hypnotic suggestions.
So even if the stone was stolen from Emilcin by people, it does NOT eliminate
the possibility, that this theft was hypnotically ordered to these people by
UFOnauts. Especially, that there is such a stubborn campaign carried out by
various people, to disclaim that this stone was removed by UFOnauts. (From
the to-date research on UFOnauts it is known, that when UFOnauts destroy
any evidence of their activities on Earth, then they always do it in such
a manner, that the blame for this destruction always fall onto specific
people - for details see subsection VB4.1.3 from volume 17 of monograph
[1/4].) It is known that the "devil stone" from Emilcin before the World
War Two was declared a "monument of nature" (it was listed in the official
register of "devil stones", "angel stones", and "holly footprints" from
the territory of Poland). So the possible stealing of this stone from
Emilcin and hiding from people under some unknown viaduct in Warsaw,
not only that supports intention of devilish UFOnauts who do not want
this stone to be researched, but it also is vandalism of a famous monument
of nature. If it lies in my power, I would find people responsible of
the disappearance of this stone from Emilcin, and I would order these
people to remove the stone from hiding and to return it to Emilcin
onto the previous place, so that it could be found easily by
interested people and subjected to further scientific research.
In Medieval times UFOnauts placed
on Earth a huge network of extraordinary stones. These stones contained
inside broadcasting devices of some sort. In turn on the surface they
had technologically looking imprints melted into their material. After
locations of these stones were imposed on the map, it turned out that
they form a regular net on the surface of our planet. The only explanation
that so-far justified reasons for the regular positioning of these
stones on Earth, and also for emitting radiation by them, is that
UFOnauts utilised the rays emitted by these stones as a unique network
of radio-beacons. So these unique stones were used by UFOnauts for the
purpose of navigation on our planet and for precise locating of other
objects existing on Earth. For UFOnauts these stones were a stationary
equivalent of what today we know under the satellite system of GPS
(i.e. the "Global Positioning System").
Because of the technologically
looking markings on these stones, resembling imprints of hands and feet,
which were always placed on their surface, they fascinated people for
centuries. Before the Second World War in Poland was prepared even an
official listing of these stones (popularly known as "devil stones",
"angel stones", or "holly footprints"). They were announced to be
monuments of nature, and were protected by Polish law. I wonder
whether present law in Poland also extend protection over them.
Near every "devil stone"
intense activity of UFOnauts is observed. Individual UFOnauts frequently
are seen as they manipulate something on these stones. In turn UFO
vehicles like to hover above them, and love to land not far from them.
Therefore paddocks near these stones are usually littered with numerous
circular UFO landing sites similar to the one shown in Figure 16.
When, after a series of articles
about "devil stones" published in 1981 in Polish UFO press, UFOnauts realised
that people started to research their navigation system, in a typical for
UFOnauts manner they started to remove the stones that become subject of
research. This removal of "devil stones" UFOnauts always arranged in such
a way, that the blame for disappearance of each stone fall on some people,
not on UFOnauts. For example, the most famous of all "devil stones", means
the one from Emilcin near Opole Lubelskie in Poland (shown in Figure 21),
UFOnauts most probably removed through ordering under hypnosis to selected
people to steal this stone from Emilcin and to bring it to Warsaw in 1982.
In Warsaw UFOnauts ordered to hide this stone thoroughly from UFO researchers
under some deserted viaduct. With the contribution from UFOnauts after some
time the stone disappeared also from under this viaduct. Most probably now
it turn impossible to locate this stone and to return it for further research.
Of course, after it disappeared, it cannot be investigated any further, so
that secrets of UFO devices locked inside of it cannot be revealed - what
almost for sure was the only reason for stealing this stone from Emilcin
in the first place. It is quite possible that in a similar manner
disappeared also the stone from Karlow near Milicz, which also in
1980s become the subject of detailed research by UFO investigators.
* * *
After I published this web page,
on 25 September 2004 I received an email from one of readers. He claims
that he knows where presently the "devil stone" from Emilcin is hidden.
According to him, sometimes after 1986 the stone was drowned in a pond
that is located within boundaries of a large farm in Obory near
Konstancin not far from Warsaw. This farm used to belong to the
Farming Academy in Warsaw. So it appears to me, that the hiding
of this stone under some viaduct was not guaranteeing to UFOnauts
that no-one is able to find it. So they caused that it was drowned.
After all, from under a viaduct it could be retrieved with just an
ordinary truck. In turn, after it was drawn in a pond, in order to
retrieve it an entire expedition will be necessary. Supposedly this
stone weighting around 350 kg, still lies on the bottom of this pond
until today. In turn the place in which it is hidden, since became
supposedly a point to which numerous UFO vehicles are repetitively
coming.
#22. Mystery of the
angel stone from the church of St. Anna:
When, around 1980, secrets of
"devil stones" and "angel stones" started to be revealed, one of
such stones which was subjected to systematic research by UFO
investigators from city Wroclaw distant by only around 60 kilometres,
was the stone from under the church of St. Anna near Milicz.
(On the Polish web page which seems to not exist any more, and
which used to be available uder the internet address
www.dwarf.webd.pl /Milicz/kamien.html
it was called the "stone of Jadviga" - in Polish "kamieniem Jadwigi".) Unfortunately, UFOnauts soon discovered, that UFO investigators are
interested also in this stone. So they (UFOnauts) caused that the stone "disappeared in a typical manner, i.e. such that the blame for
disappearance of this stone pushes onto people. Presently no-one seems
to know where this stone is. This in turn means, that it cannot be
subjected to further research.
The stone from vicinity of the church of
St. Anna near Milicz is known for centuries as a "stone that generates miracles".
People used to claim about it, that it had the power of healing and capability to
restore fertility. It was also frequently researched by UFO investigators from Wroclaw.
It emitted radiation of some sort, that could be registered on a new photographic
film placed on the surface of it. However, until today it mysteriously disappeared,
and no-one seem to know what really happened with it. The only stone, which still
exists near the church of St. Anna, is the one that is buried under the cross to
the left from main doors to this church - the photo of which is shown on Figure
21. Whether this is the old "angel stone" from this church, it cannot be
established without digging it out and checking whether it has the characteristic,
technological marks melted into its surface, and also checking whether it emits
the radiation typical for these stones. (Patches on a photographic film that such
radiation leaves are shown in Figure K3(c) from English monograph [1e].) In turn
neither such digging it out from the ground, nor checking whether it emits
radiation, was possible for me when I visited Milicz in July 2004.
Fig. 22: What is that stone, currently (i.e. in 2004)
buried under the cross by entrance to the church of St. Anna near Milicz. Is
it the famous angel stone, which for many centuries was lying around
50 meters to the west from that church? It would be nice, if someone clarify
this matter. If, in fact it is the former "angel stone" from Karlow, it would
be desirable to inform about this fact on a plate of some sort that would be
placed not far from this stone. For the last time I saw the "angel stone" from
Karlow in 1981. As I remember it, on its surface several technological imprints
were embedded. Some of them looked as if they were made by an end of a walking
stick pocked into it. Furthermore, the original stone - as I remember it, was
much more aged than the one shown on the above photo, while the surface of it
was smooth, aerodynamic, used, and grey-dark. So from the appearance the above
stone does NOT resemble it at all. After all, the surface of the stone above
is sharp and colourful, as if it is just brought from a quarry. The stone from
Karlow used to be called "angel stone", because local folklore frequently
noticed UFOnauts, as these manipulated something on it. In turn in old days,
depending whether they looked pretty or ugly, present UFOnauts were taken
either for "angels" or for "devils". (In fact UFOnauts with appearance of
"angels" also have the philosophy and intentions of "devils". Thus in
former understanding, all UFOnauts are "devils", while all stones in
which their devices are hidden are practically "devil stones". For
more information about UFOnauts that occupy our planet see the web page
ufonauci.w.interia.pl.)
Fig. 23: A wooden church in Trzebicko near Milicz.
This photograph was taken in 1980, i.e. before I was forced to leave Poland.
Presently this church looks differently, because it was subjected lately to
a complete restoration. It is this church that UFOnauts, formerly called "devils",
wished to destroy as described in an old legend about a "devil stone" from
nearby Zemanow. (A photo of this "devil stone" from Zemanow is shown on
Figure K1 from an English monograph [1e].) A first historically documented
remark about this church is dated in 1571. But supposedly the construction
of it started already in 15 century without the use of even a single nail.
In times of my youth around this church still existed graves with tombstones
dated in 16 century (in 2004 these tombstones were not there anymore).
Especially lot of such tombstones were from times of a plague that hit
Trzebicko in second half of 16th century. Also undergrounds of this
church, which I investigated during times of my youth, were full of
coffins and bodies from times of that plague.
An old legend published in the newspaper
from Milicz "Heimat Blätter für ben Kreis Militsch Trachenberg",
no 2/1925, page 12, that existed before the World War Two, states as follows:
"The devil was furious because citizens of Trzebicko village were planning to
build a church. He decided to destroy the construction which had just
been started. One pitch black night he picked up a huge stone in his hand
and flew in the direction of Trzebicko in order to smash the church.
However the strong westerly wind impeded his flight. He had only just
reached a place where the village of Zemanňw now stands, when the first
rays of the rising sun appeared and a rooster began to crow. The devil
had to drop the stone and then flew back to where he came from. On the
surface of the stone was left the impression of a large clawed paw."
Together with the above legend,
this old newspaper from Milicz published also a photograph of the "devil
stone" from Zemanow near Milicz. This photo is reproduced as Figure K1
from the English monograph [1e].
In spite that Milicz remains unknown
in the world as a miraculous place, in fact I know about several phenomena
observed in vicinity of it, which could be classified to the category of
miracles. The most shocking out of these phenomena, the course of which
I saw with my own eyes, was a rain of small fish in a nearby village
Wszewilki, which I am describing under Figure 24. Such a rain fell in
Wszewilki at least twice, with the mutual gaps of around 9 years from
each other. But I personally saw it only once. Second time I only discovered
bodies of decaying fish, spread on fields in radius of several kilometres
from my home. About other miracles from vicinity of Milicz my mother and
grandmother were telling. These were sightings of creatures taken for St.
Anna, Mother Mary, and Holly Infant, which were seen in close proximity
of present church in St. Anna in Karlow near Milicz. However, in present
days these sightings would be interpreted as UFO observations. Another
kind of creatures was sighted relatively frequent in vicinity of Zemanow
(not far from Trzebicko). But these were interpreted as "devils". Finally
local sightings of a griffin described in item 15 also could be counted to
rather extraordinary, if not to miraculous.
Fig. 24: The village Wszewilki near Milicz - this
photograph was taken in July 2004. The village is captured from the local
school in the direction towards Stawczyk. It is here that in times of my
youth I observed the fall of rain of fish from alive local fish
usually called "roach" (in Polish "płotka"). Although such rains of fish
have many scientific explanations,
actually on the basis of what I still remember about it, I believe that it
has a miraculous origin. This miraculous rain I described in subsection
I3.5 from volume 5 of monograph [1/4], the free copies of which are available
from web pages listed in Menu 2.
Fig. 25: A photograph taken in June 2004.
It shows me (i.e. Dr Jan Pajak) and a niche in the castle church
from Malbork, Poland, where until the end of the Second World War an old
sculpture of Virgin Mary famous from numerous healings used to stand.
The niche is visible just above my head (this one painted in white
inside). On my birthday in 1995, from this sculpture I experienced
highly spectacular healing, which could be named miraculous.
This healing is well described on a separate web page on curiosities
of town of
Malbork
that is available via Menu 1.
In times before the World War Two similar miraculous healings took
place in the church of St. Anna in Karłow near Milicz, which was
famous from them. The source of these healings was an old oak,
which now does not exist any more, which used to grow near the
church, in front of the altar. Healings were also granted by
an "angel stone", which in years 1981 and 2004 disappeared
from the original place where it used to lie for centuries.
In life nothing seems to
happen without a reason. I personally believe that this my spectacular
healing from Malbork, which I experienced in person, was to inspire
me to research a mechanism of such healings. In the result of this
research I arrived to a conclusion, that such healings can be
carried out practically by every object, which accumulates in
itself a large charge of the so-called
moral energy.
For example, in present Malaysia people commonly ask special trees
for healings. These trees are called datuk. An appearance
of one of such treess "datuk" is shown on web page
ufonauci.w.interia.pl.
While on the Island of Borneo healings are carried out by special
totems carved in wood. In turn for these objects to accumulate in
themselves the require amount of moral energy, they must be subjected
to prayers from numerous people. Means that practically every object
to which a lot of people prays, after sometime acquires capabilities
to carry out miraculous healings. There are many such objects in Milicz.
"If
you wish to save yourself problems, avoid as
you can doctors, lawyers, and journalists".
This was an advice which was frequently
repeated to everyone by my grandfather.
I personally try to apply this advice in practice.
In the result, if for example I am sick, then
instead of visiting a doctor, rather I prefer
to either use medicines of our ancestors
(e.g. herbs, sweating), or ask God for a
healing. In fact already twice in my life I
was healed in a manner, which I could
call "miraculous".
My first such healing was very spectacular. When
it was carried out, my chest was touched by like
a beam of concentrated white light almost looking
like that from a laser. In turn I experienced myself
a kind of shock. In my sick chest appeared an icy
shape, that felt like my frozen bronchi, and this
shape started to vibrate, itch, and heal almost
instantly. This spectacular healing was carried
out by a sculpture of Virgin Mary that until the
end of the Second World War was standing in
Malbork in window niche of the church from the
High Castle. This window is visible to the left in
"Fig. 25". This healing was so spectacular, that
I would suggest everyone to read about it. The
description of it is provided on the web page
about the Polish town
Malbork.
My second healing I also could name "miraculous".
It took place on Thursday, 29 September 2005.
My wife took me to for an evening mass
in the church of Ss Peter & Paul in Lower
Hutt near Wellington, New Zealand. Somehow it
happened that at that time the church hosted the
Relics of Saint Therese of Lisieux (1873 - 1897)
who in 1997 was announced the 33rd Doctor of
the Church by the Pope John Paul 2. For me it
was a fortunate coincidence. After all, since 2000
I watched as UFOnauts with the regularity of a Swiss
watch systematically every month are shooting
under skin from my head strange crystals of some
sort (which, as I believe, are aimed at finishing me
gradually and unnoticeably). These crystals always
make me very sick, especially bad harming my kidneys
which for some time were painful almost continually.
During the mass my kidneys were very painful,
because only a night earlier UFOnauts shot another
such crystal in the centre of a skin fold in my left ear.
Because of this strong pain in kidneys, after the
mass I approached the Relic and in thoughts I
asked this Saint Carmelite to heal me from the painful
consequences of this shooting crystals by UFOnauts.
But to my disappointment, after I asked for this favour
nothing spectacular happen and I did not feel any
relieve. Kidneys were the same painful as previously.
But the next morning I woke up without the pain
(previously my kidneys were painful almost continually,
especially at nights and near mornings.)
#26. Chinese
"Feng Shui" in medieval castles - frog from the Malbork castle:
Chinese practice a mysterious
craft, which they call "feng shui". This craft includes a collection
of principles, which describe conditions necessary to be met for
someone, or something, accomplished a success in life and was
protected from catastrophes. For example, this feng shui states,
that every man-made structure should have two symbols, which designate
the polarity of energy flow through it. Frequently one of these
symbols was for Chinese a frog, while another usually one of their
gods. As it turns out, Medieval towns and castles in Poland, also
were constructed according to exactly the same principle. For
example, a castle in Malbork until today have a sculpture of
a frog, placed on the top of tower above the main entrance gate
from the bridge on river Nogat (i.e. on the so-called "Water
Gate"), exactly on the central axis of the castle. This frog
from Malbork is almost identical to frogs used by Chinese for
feng shui - see Figure 26. In turn on the other end of the
same central axis of Malbork a huge sculpture of Virgin Mary
used to dominate the surrounding (this sculpture was placed
in the church window shown on Figure 25, and it is well described
on my web page on curiosities of
Malborka
which can be run from Menu 1).
This frog and sculpture of Virgin Many used to define the
eastward polarisation of energies of the Malbork castle,
and thus also the eastward polarisation of the expansion
of Malbork.
The curiosity of Milicz is,
that in past it also had similar symbols that defined the energy
polarisation of this town. On the northern gate it had a sculpture
of a fish (which has a similar symbolism as a frog), while on the
southern gate it had a sculpture of a lion (a copy of this lion
survived until today, after it was re-carved and shifted at top
of the palace gate). So the flow of energies, and thus also the
polarisation of expansion of Milicz, was directed from north to
south. These symbols seems to continue their action until today.
Fig. 26: "Frog on a pyramid-shaped pedestal"
from the "Water Gate" on the western side of the Castle in Malbork,
Poland. The above photograph was taken from the rear side,
means from the inside of the castle. But the same frog and its
pyramid-shaped pedestal is shown also from the other, frontal
side on the photograph from "Fig. #11" of the web page about
the city of
Wrocław.
This photograph was taken in June 2004. Frogs are special
symbols in Chinese "feng shui", where they symbolise the
influx and wealth. Thus sculptures of frogs are frequently one
of two symbols, which define the polarity of a given human
settlement. The medieval Milicz was also build with two
symbols of such a polarity. Only that in Milicz the symbol
of "influx" was a sculpture of almost vertically positioned,
dynamically curved fish (looking like a carp jumping out
of water) which decorated top of the Gniezno gate of Milicz,
while the symbol of expansion was the sculpture of lion,
which decorated the Wrocław gate of Milicz. An exact
location of these two gates with polarity symbols of Milicz
are described in item #8 of the web page about the sight-seeing of
Milicz and Wszewilki
(which is available only in the Polish language).
Fig. 27 (a): Milicz old town shown on
illustration from 1930s. Just an analysis of the orientation of
subsequent buildings, and the course of streets, provides a good
confirmation that Milicz did have defence walls in Medieval
times. These defence walls had the shape of an oval, which was
typical to medieval towns erected on a flat ground. In these walls
usually four gates were located, directed into four sides of world.
The configuration of streets of Milicz, that exist in old part
of the Milicz town, reveals that these streets in fact do converge
towards four former gates of this town.
Fig. 27 (b): Here is how most probably defence walls of
Milicz used to look like. They were constructed from the local "paddock ore", and
most probably reached around 10 meters high. After all, they needed to protect
buildings standing nearby up to their roofs. Every small distance these walls
had inserted defence towers, similar to the one shown in Figure 6 (b). The above
photograph shows an example of medieval defence walls which until today are
standing in Paczkow, from southern Poland. Milicz defence walls most probably
were very similar to these. After all they were laid from "paddock ore", which
in appearance is very similar to stones used for constructing walls in Paczkow.
Present historical sources about Milicz
are not clear about defence walls of this town. After all, because it was a
medieval town, people suspect that it must have such defence walls.
But simultaneously, the actual presence of defence walls in Medieval
Milicz is NOT confirmed for sure. However, if one carefully analyses
the configuration of the Milicz old town, it then becomes sure, that
Milicz had to have defence walls. The course of these walls is clearly
disclosed by the location of subsequent buildings and by the course of
streets. For example, the west line of these defence walls was running
along the inner side of what after the Second World War was known as
a "mill stream". In fact this "mill stream" was a remain of an old
moat that was protecting walls of Milicz from west and from south.
In these defence walls Milicz had at least four gates. An ornamental
imitation of one of gates to Milicz, survived until today in the
original location.
Of course, the reader most
probably is also interested, how this defence walls of Milicz looked
like. Well, they were not made of bricks at all. This is because the
first brick factory become operational near Milicz only in 14th century.
On the other hand, Milicz had the defence walls since very beginning,
means most probably already since 11th century. So the first buildings
and walls of Milicz were constructed from the local "paddock ore",
which in old times was lying in large quantities on areas close
to Milicz. Large lumps of this ore can be found even today in all
more wild areas from the vicinity of Milicz. This ore was a perfect
material for erecting defence walls. How walls build from this ore
looked like, it can be still seen until today. This is because, when
in 1844 the last existing fragments of defence walls of Milicz were
dismantled, from the paddock ore acquired in this manner a huge
ornamental gate to the Maltazan's palace was constructed. Although
this gate was also dismantled not long ago, but a fragment of it
exists still in its original location until today, used as a pedestal
for the sculpture of lion that remains on the former place of this gate
(this lion used to stay on the top of this gate). How exactly it looks,
it can be seen on "Fig. 4" from the web page on the village
Wszewilki
available through Menu 1. This pedestal is
constructed from lumps of the "paddock ore", which originates from
defence walls of medieval Milicz. Thus it can be stated, that the pedestal
represents the last remaining part of Milicz's defence walls, and the
that it illustrates how these walls used to look like. (An approximate
appearance of Milicz defence walls is illustrated also in Figure 27b.)
Before World War Two the centre of square
in Milicz was occupied by an interesting town-hall. The appearance of this
town-hall is show in Figure 28. Unfortunately it was destroyed in the last
stage of the Second World War, during a battle for Milicz between the Russian
army and a miniature German garrison which intended to defend Milicz.
This small garrison barricaded itself in the town-hall. In turn the convoy
of Russian tanks commanded by Major Lagin which took Milicz, had no other
option but to shoot to the town-hall, what caused the destruction of it.
The town-hall of Milicz destroyed
during the World War Two was relatively a new building. It was erected in
1851. But before it was build, Milicz had a different town-hall, that used
to stand in the same place from the beginnings of the existence of Milicz.
Unfortunately, it was very old and rather inconvenient. It was constructed
from paddock ore (not from bricks), thus it was difficult to repair.
So it needed to be replaced by a new one.
The first church Milicz had since
12th century. It was located inside of defence walls, and surrounded by a
miniature cemetery. Now neither this church, nor the cemetery, does not
exist any more. On their place ordinary buildings are erected. This first
church of Milicz (catholic) was erected on a small square that was adjusted
directly to the central town-square in the north-east corner of the Milicz
town-square. The location and appearance of this first church slightly
resembled the configuration of the city square in Wroclaw, where in the
north-west corner also a church of St. Elizabeth Hungarian is present
on a small square which originally was this church cemetery. But the
church in Milicz, similarly like the remaining buildings of Milicz,
were originally constructed from paddock ore. So with the elapse of time
it ceased to be liked by citizens of Milicz. So they constructed for
themselves another church, shifted the old one to this new location,
and then removed the walls from old one. The only remaining detail of
that first church, which is still visible until today, is this slightly
"illogical" widening of the exit street in the north-east corner of
Milicz's town-square. Further details regarding fate of subsequent
churches from Milicz is provided on the separate web page
Św. Andrzej Bobola
available from Menu 1.
Fig. 28: The appearance of the Milicz town-hall
build in 1851. This town-hall was destroyed during the "battle for Milicz"
in final days of the Second World War. At that time Milicz was being taken
by Russian army of major Lagin, while in the town-hall young soldiers of Hitler
barricade themselves. During my childhood ruins of this town-hall still were
the most prominent component of the Milicz central square. In turn the
underground tunnels that led to this town-hall from the fortified castle
in Milicz, were still in good state even in times when I attended my Lyceum,
i.e. in 1960 to 1964. It was near this town-hall that from underground tunnels
numerous entrances led to underground prison cells in which in medieval times
countless people were imprisoned or walled up alive - if they were inconvenient
for authorities of Milicz township.
Fig. 29: An old Evangelic church from
Milicz. This photograph was taken in 2003. The church was constructed
from 1709 to 1712. It stays on the place of a former wooden cemetery
chapel, which was in complete ruin when the church started to be
erected. In the area that surrounds this church, and that was occupied
by a park which used to exist near it, in medieval times an old
cemetery of Milicz used to exist. Before the World War Two, the
above church was famous from very beautiful, late baroque wooden
"pulpit" and also a "font" or christening dish of the same style.
But as this is explained in information
note hanging by this church, presently this pulpit and christening
dish are in Cathedral from Poznan. Margrave Maltzan, who founded
the church shown above, ordered also to construct a secret tunnel
which led from his palace to cellars of this church. This tunnel
was still in useable state in times just after the World War Two.
But then it was walled up. It had a connection to an entire network
of medieval tunnels and cellars from under Milicz. In turn inside
of these tunnels and cellars supposedly was walled up a treasure
from Milicz castle from times of Husyts' wars. Also forests
from the vicinity of Milicz in past was literally filled up with
"treasures". These "treasures" were simply remains of all precious
possessions of German farmers, which in a last stage of World War
Two escaped inside of Germany, but whom had no enough transport
and were in such a hurry, that they have not take their precious
possessions with them. Although a significant proportion of these
"treasures" was found just after the war, still a part of it
probably lies hidden inside of soil from forests near Milicz,
carefully hidden from people who may look for it.
* * *
Immediately after the World War
Two, in Milicz three churches existed - not counting into this number
a church of St. Anna in Karłow. Two out of these survived until today.
(This second church is located on the eastern peripherals of Milicz,
around 300 meters to east from the town-square.) The third church
remained unused since the war, initially (just after the liberation)
being used as military storage, while in 1960s being rebuild into
a supermarket (locally called "WDT").
Of course, every town has its stories
and legends about hidden treasures. Milicz is no exception in this matter.
In times of my youth I heard quite a lot of such stories. How much truth
is in them, it remains unknown. But I still repeat here at least some of
them. After all, they represent a next curiosity of Milicz.
Treasure from the Milicz castle.
Old stories claim, that when Husyts like a destructive wave began to sweep
subsequent towns of Lower Silesia, owners of Milicz castle of that time
decided to hide treasures that they had. They ordered to trusted servants
to wall these treasures in one of side cells from castle undergrounds.
Unfortunately, when Husyts took and burned down the Milicz castle, victims
of fights fell also people who knew where the entrance to this cellar with
hidden treasures was walled up. From that time onwards, this treasure from
Milicz castle was searched for by many people, but never found.
Treasure of margrave. When
in last days of the World War Two, the Russian army was approaching Milicz,
the palace of margrave still was full of valuable objects. These included
precious tableware, furniture, paintings, and other valuable objects. But
there was no transport nor workforce to transport these valuables outside
of Milicz. Therefore it was decided to hide them on the spot. Under the
palace of margrave, supposedly large cellars do exist. One chamber in these
cellars was used for storing valuables in it, then it was walled up and
masked. Supposedly these valuables remain over there until today (I never
heard that anyone managed to find them).
Treasures from nearby villages.
In times of my youth a kind of common duty existed, of "searching for potato
beetles". This searching depended on having a representative of every household
from my village Wszewilki, and then together with the rest of the village walking
along potato fields to search for these beetles. Of course, such a search party
was making stops during the searches. During these stops us - means young members
of the team, had opportunity to be delighted with numerous stories being told by
older participants of the search. In such a manner, amongst others, I learned many
stories about "treasures" that were discovered near Wszewilki village. As it
turned out, literally tens of such "treasures" were discovered near Wszewilki.
All of them originated from last days of the World War Two. When the Russian army
was approaching the vicinity of Milicz, local German farmers started to panic.
They were unable to run with the entire their precious possessions, because
roads were packed, and also because there was no enough transport. So everything
that they had precious, and whet they were unable to take with them during a run
from Russian army, they used to dig underground in nearby forests. Such hidden
underground goods of German farmers from the vicinity of Milicz were these "treasures",
literally tens of which were discovered just after the war. I remember myself
numerous holes left after these treasures that in times of my youth existed
spread around in nearby forests. Of course, not all out of these "treasures" were
found, and probably a number of them still exist underground in local forests.
If one tries to find a most
prominent institution in Milicz, which actually accumulates in itself
the essence of this town, it would be the local Lyceum of General
Education. It is this Lyceum that provided under-aged soldiers in
German uniforms that tried to defend Milicz from Russian army during
the world war two. Also it is this Lyceum from which the intellectual
cream of Milicz originates, and which provided all the famous citizens
of this town. I cannot imagine visiting Milicz without paying a visit
to this historic Lyceum.
Fig. 30. Lyceum of General Education in Milicz.
Photographed in July 2004. The curious aspect of this Lyceum is, that it
was purposely build before war as "too large" in order to give splendour to
Milicz. Presently it turns out to be "too small" for quickly multiplying
population of this town. More details about this Lyceum is provided on the
web page
Lyceum in Milicz.
Fig. 31: Some ponds in Milicz are so huge,
that their covered with forests opposite bank almost disappears from
the view. These ponds are populated with famous Milicz carp, which in
Poland is a delicacy. In Christmas Eve this carp is traditionally eaten
by practically the entire population of Poland.
Milicz is famous from its ponds
in which a local variety of fish "carp" is farmed and harvested. In
fact, if anyone looks through any tourist information brochure about
Milicz, then these ponds are emphasised as the most important tourist
attraction of Milicz. Because about them, and also about numerous
national parks arranged on the territory of some of them, a lot of
information is published, I will not write here about them anymore.
Milicz has especially good microclimate.
Actually it is hot when in other parts of Poland people are shaking from cold. Perhaps that these beneficial for people and nature climatic anomalies originate
from the huge number of ponds, the waters of which accumulate in themselves a
lot of heat. The fact is that the nature and forests from Milicz are especially vigorous. In turn ponds from Milicz are nesting grounds for countless water
birds, the huge numbers and uniqueness of which makes Milicz famous not only
in the entire Poland. Milicz is worth visiting even just to see its unique
nature and multitude of species of water birds.
Fig. 32: Nature around Milicz is especially vigorous.
For example forests near Milicz grow like tropical jungles.
Festiwals in Milicz:
Fig. 33: In the second week of July of each year,
Milicz is drowning in fragrance of lime trees blossom, which grow in this
town in countless numbers. The sweet, honey-like fragrance of these blossom
introduces top the city an atmosphere of life, happiness, and procreation.
Many people, including myself into this number, arrive to Milicz from various
corners of the world only to enjoy this unique fragrance. The above raw of
lime trees covered with rich blossom I photographed along the northern fence
of the camping grounds "Karłów" (around 2 km to south from Milicz, by the road
from Milicz to Wroclaw), where in July 2004 I lived in a sizable shag hired for
only around 50 Polish zloty per day.
It is worth to highlight here, that lime trees
(including these from Milicz) always were, and still are, trees of festival blossom
for Poles. One may even state, that these trees represent one of the national
flowers for Poland and Poles. After all, from the oldest times Polish poets
used to write poems about them, e.g. "Dear visitor, sit under my leaves and
take a rest ..." (in Polish "Gosciu, siadz pod mym lisciem, a odpocznij
sobie! Nie dojdzie cie tu slonce, przyrzekam ja tobie ..." - Jan Kochanowski
"Na lipe"). In Polish pharmacies until today one may purchase tea from the
lime-tree blossom, which heals practically all illnesses resulting from
allergies. Lime tree honey is famous in Poland from its aroma and from
healing properties. Timber from lime trees was for centuries used by
Polish sculpturers for expressing their art. In addition to this, the
blooming of lime trees is punctual like a Swiss clock. Every year these
trees bloom exactly at the same time. So one may really count on their
blossom in long-term planning of such endeavours like e.g. official festivals
- what unfortunately is NOT the case with various overseas flowers. (E.g.
rhododendron, in Poland called "rozanecznik", from numerous species of
which Milicz park was famous throughout the entire Europe before the
World War Two, does not have a strictly defined period of blooming.)
Every year, in the second week of July,
Milicz begins its unofficial festival of lime trees blossom. It is like
a local equivalent to the famous Japanese "Cherry Blossom Festivals". IT is
unofficial, because it is not written (as yet) into any official calendar
of Milicz festivals. But already for many years it attracts to Milicz
numerous tourists and holiday makers, who know about its existence.
For example, in July 2004 I myself arrived to Milicz from New Zealand
so planning my visit that I could be in Milicz in that particular period.
In that unique period of July, in Milicz and vicinity thousands of lime
trees begin to bloom. And Milicz really has countless number of these
trees. The air becomes then saturated with the exciting fragrance of
honey and initiation of new life. People who breath with this air
participate in a real banquet of fragrances. Without realising this
they improve their health through enormously popular lately on West,
the so-called "Aroma Therapy". In present days of escalating air
pollution and progressing motorisation, such a banquet from aromas
of lime tree blossom is something rather very special.
Milicz already managed to gain
wide recognition as the location of famous Nature Schools (in Polish
"Zespolu Szkol Przyrodniczych"). It is worth that this recognition
is additionally supported by the official establishing in Milicz
the festival of lime trees blossom. This festival would include
an entire range of activities that are connected with celebrating
lime trees blooming and everything that is connected with this
blooming, means summer, fireflies, walks by the Moon, vigour,
nature, love, initiation of life, etc.
In future this web page will be extended
(it will be growing as I have a time to write down
my recalls of curiosities of Milicz
- I invite to see it again in near future).
More curiosities in "Village Wszewilki" from Menu 1
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In text of this web page in various places
Polish characters (letters) may appear. Unfortunately, some servers and some
browsers tend to deform the display of Polish letters, replacing them with
some other character sets.
In a spontaneous manner computers seem to display correctly these Polish letters
only when they use Windows XP (or higher), or when their Internet Explorer is
set for displaying them. (In order to set your "Internet Explorer" on the correct
displaying of Polish letters, you need to click on the position "View" (i.e. "Widok"
in Polish) in the pull-down menu of this browser, then you need to click onto the
command "Encoding" (i.e. "Kodowanie" in Polish), finally click on "More" (i.e.
"Dalsze" in Polish). In turn when the submenu "More" (i.e. "Dalsze" in Polish)
opens, which contains various alphabets, you need to choose, and to click the
alphabet marked "Central European (Windows)" (i.e. the "Srodkowoeuropejski (Windows)"
in Polish). But if in any chance such settings do not help, just in case I would like
to inform, that if in someone's computer various strange characters do appear, then
this probably means that his/her computer does not display correctly Polish letters.
In such a case it is good to know, that displayed characters have following
meanings:
"ą" = "a" with a tail, "Ą" = "A" with a tail,
"ć" = "c" with ' above it, "Ć" = "C" with ' above it,
"ę" = "e" with a tail, "Ę" = "E" with a tail,
"ł" = "l" crossed, "Ł" = "L" crossed,
"ń" = "n" with ' above it, "Ń" = "N" with ' above it,
"ó" = "o" with ' above it (means another Polish "u"), "Ó" = "O" with ' above it (means another Polish "U")
"ś" = "s" with ' above it, "Ś" = "S" with ' above it,
"ź" = "z" with ' above it, "Ź" = "Z" with ' above it,
"ż" = "z" with a dot above it, "Ż" = "Z" with a dot above it.
Here is the list of Polish letters that
may appear in my texts:
ą ć ę ł ń ó ś ź ż (lower-case uniquely Polish letters)
a c e l n o s z z (Latin and English equivalents of lower-case uniquely Polish letters)
Ą Ć Ę Ł Ń Ó Ś Ź Ż (UPPER CASE uniquely Polish letters)
A C E L N O S X Z (Latin and English equivalents of UPPER CASE uniquely Polish letters).
I should add here, that after I noticed
very humble effects of my use of Polish letters, usually my Polish text I still
write with the use of English (Latin) alphabet. This is not a big error, as the
majority of Polish words anyway use the Latin alphabet only.
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independent from the access to Internet in each situation when wishes to
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It is also not needed then to put up with all these forms of subtle sabotage,
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#1 to #8 below I explain the exact procedure of preparing for yourself
a source replica of this web page. Namely, under some addresses listed
in "Menu 3", such a source replica of this web page, together with
all files, folders, illustrations, etc., but without advertising
banners, already awaits in the ZIP format, ready for downloading
to your own computer. So all what you need to do in order to download
it to your own computer, is to click in "Menu 1" on the menu item
marked
"Source replica of this page".
So try to click, because this source replica may be available here
(i.e. at this address) and it would be handy to have it in your
own computer. In turn, when such a ZIPped source replica downloads to
your computer, all what you need to do is UNZIP it onto your hard disk.
After UNZIPing, it forms a separate folder in which you will find
a folder named "a_pajak" with all files, subfolders and illustrations
inside, ready for the running and displaying this web page. (In case
you already have on your hard disk a folder named "c:\a_pajak" with
my other source web pages, it is enough if you transfer all files and
subfolders from this new folder "a_pajak" to the already existing one
named "c:\a_pajak".) After this brief information, let us now return
to this procedure of making (all by yourself) a source replica of this
web page. Here it is:
#1. Create a folder named "a_pajak" on your
hard disk "c:". This folder is to hold this web page (and possibly also any other
my web pages). To create such a folder, run a utility program named "Windows
Explorer" or "My Computer", choose "Local Disk (C:)" for the "Address" in this
utility program, then click on "File" in the pull-down menu from this
"Windows Explorer", then click "New", finally choose the command "folder".
Type the name "a_pajak" to the new folder that you created on you hard disk.
Later you are to use this folder "a_pajak" for storing all my web pages that
you wish to keep in you own computer.
#2. Create sub-folders inside of this
main folder named "a_pajak". These sub-folders are to contain subsequent kinds
of texts and illustrations displayed or accessed through this web page.
Here is the list of sub-folders that are used by this web page:
milicz. It contains photographs from Milicz.
wszewilki. It contains photographs from the village Wszewilki.
fotki. It contains illustrations used in web page Lyceum in Milicz.
pajak_jan. It contains photographs that illustrate web page on myself (i.e. on Dr Jan Pajak).
In order to create such sub-folders, again it is
enough to shift the "Windows Explorer" inside of the folder "a_pajak"
and then generate them one by one.
#3. Save the source code of this web page
in your folder "a_pajak". For this, "right click" on your mouse while pointing
it any text area of this web page (e.g. pointing right here). A small menu
should appear, which is to have the option "View Source". Click on this menu
option, and the source code of complete this web page appears in your text
editor named "Notepad". Click on the "File" pull-down menu from this "Notepad"
and choose the option "Save As...". Save the source code from your "Notepad"
using the "milicz_uk.htm" for the "File name" of this code, while for the
"Save in" pointing at the folder "c:\a_pajak" that you created earlier.
Notice that pages called via links from this page, should be saved
under slightly different names, namely: "milicz.htm" for the Polish version
of page this web page, "wszewilki.htm" for the page on the village of Wszewilki,
"lo.htm" for the page on the Lyceum in Milicz.
In order to save the text of (scrollable) Menu 2, it is necessary to firstly
display it separately by writing in the address window of your browser the
name "menu.htm" attached to the end of current address of this web site.
Only then this "menu.htm" can be saved (in a manner identical as all other
web pages described here).
#4. Save illustrations. Right click
separately on each illustration from this web page, then choose the option
"Save Picture As". All illustrations you need to save in the subfolder "14".
Notice that each illustration indicates at the bottom of
the screen the subfolder in which it is to be saved.
#5. Run this web page in your computer.
After you save this web page, you can run it in your own computer whenever
you wish, by simple pointing at the file "milicz_uk.htm" (i.e. the one with
the source code of this web page) using the "Windows Explorer" for this pointing,
and then double clicking at this file. (You can also run this file by pointing
the "Windows Explorer" at it, and then pressing "Enter".) Pages linked with this
one via hyperlinks can also be displayed through clicking on these hyperlinks
while viewing this page, or can be displayed through clicking via the "Windows
Explorer" at their names, means e.g. at "milicz.htm", "wszewilki.htm",
"lo.htm", or "pajak_jan.htm".
#6. (Optionally) remove banners. Free
servers on which for the understandable reasons I display all my web sites,
usually insert codes of banners to the source code of web pages that are
displayed on them (frequently codes of these banners contain various irritating
errors which try to make viewing my web pages quite difficult). If these banners
irritate you, you can optionally cut them out from
the source code of this web page, after you save this code in your own computer.
To cut the banners out you need to identify their code (either by addresses
referred in this code and starting from "http://...", or by seeking the
comment type "banner insertion ..." which appears at the beginning and
at the end of the banners' code).
#7. (Optionally) update your replica of this
web page. If someone is especially interested in descriptions contained on this
web page, then it would be desirable to check in Internet every let say couple of
months, whether description from this web page are updated and improved. If so, then
it is worth to replace the old version of this web page with this improved version.
For this, it is enough to rename the old replica kept in your computer by adding
the word "old_" in front of it, and then copy from the internet a new version
to store it under the original name that it has.
#8. In case of any doubt regarding the making
of such a replica of this web page, it is worth to see a separate web page that is
entirely devoted to the explaination of the replication procedure of my internet
pages in your own computer. This additional web page is run from "Menu 2", where
it is listed under the name
replicate".
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These readers, who find themselves interested in the description of curiosities
of the town
Milicz
described on this web page,
probably would also be interested in another web page about the village
Wszewilki
located close to that Milicz. This another web page describes the fascinating
history, tradition, and cultural achievements of the village, the fate of which
was always connected with the fate of Milicz. In this manner the web page
about
Wszewilki
perfectly complements the web page about the town of Milicz. (During last 1000
years Wszewilki always remained the village that belonged to the town of Milicz.
For example, for many centuries this village owned and maintained the only
water mill of Milicz and of the entire surrounding district.) In fact this village Wszewilki
is even older than the present (brick laid and walled) town of Milicz. This is
because Wszewilki existed as a farming-crafting colony of Milicz already in
times before the construction of present brick town of Milicz was initiated, i.e.
Wszewilki existed already in times when Milicz still occupied a wooden castle
located on the opposite side of the Barycz river. With content of the web page about
Wszewilki
is also connected the web page about
future of Wszewilki and Milicz.
Furthermore, I would like to inform that there is also another web page devoted
to description of an old town of
Malbork
from northern part of Poland. This web page also can be run from "Menu 1".
Many topics discussed here are also elaborated and illustrated on that web
page from a point of view of the different town and castle.
In addition to this, already a web page is available which describes the city of
Wroclaw.
(For a long period of history Milicz administratively belonged to the Bishop of Wrocław.)
On this web page Wroclaw is described from the same point of view as here is
described the village of
Wszewilki
and the town of
Milicz.
I invite you to have a look at that web page as well.
Even the biggest skeptics
probably have noted
already these
sabotaging error banners -
which persistently show themselves
on every internet web page of
totalizm -
including this web page:
These banners persistently implying
the existence of supposed errors,
trouble every web page of totalizm
and discourage people to view it.
They are another example of the multitude
of sabotages to which everything that
concerns totalizm is subjected by
UFOnauts
who secretly occupy our planet. (When
these banners appear, the best thing
to do is to click on "X" or on "No".)
Even for the biggest skeptics these
persistent
banners of non-existing errors
should be a good visual evidence
that a mischievous and well-hidden
power actually sabotages and destroys
web pages of totalizm and everything
else that is lined with totalizm.
After all, if the user copies these
web pages to his or her own computer,
these supposed errors rapidly disappear.
This is because web pages of totalizm
DO NOT USE scripting at all, while
this kind of error banners can appear only
when badly written scripts are present.
(Web pages of totalizm are programmed
in the HTML language - completely without
a use of scripts.) UFOnauts cunningly
and secretly install these banners in
the system software of all servers on
which
web pages of totalizm are hosted.
Thus, these special banners appear almost
exclusively
on web pages of totalizm.
After all, their sole aim is to sabotage
web pages of totalizm without leaving
a trace who carries out these sabotages.
But in spite of these persistent sabotages
and visual evidence of it, still many
naive people do not want to believe,
that the Earth is secretly occupied
by evil UFOnauts - the actions and
intentions
of which totalizm tries
to disclose.
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Date of starting this page: 5 June 2004.
Date of the latest updating of this page: 25 August 2007.
(Check in "Menu 3" whether there is even a more recent update!)
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