Poles use football to tell international community about Smolensk

The Solidarni 2010 Association during the UEFA EURO 2012 football championship will be taking the streets to bring awareness to the fans tourists and reporters who have gathered in Poland, about the Smolensk plane crash. Foto: AP

Poland's 'Solidarni 2010', an organisation seeking an international investigation into the Polish plane crash in Smolensk Russia on April 10, 2010, will be taking advantage of a favourable opportunity on occasion of the European football championship, to draw and bring attention of the international community to the event that took the life of 96 deserved and distinguished patriots, members of the Polish elite, including the Polish President Lech Kaczynski and his wife, former President Ryszard Kaczorowski, the entire general army command, the Chief of the Polish General Staff and other senior Polish military officers, the president of the National Bank of Poland, Poland's deputy foreign minister, Polish government officials, 15 members of the Polish parliament, senior members of the Polish clergy, and relatives of victims of the Katyn massacre.

The Solidarni 2010 Association (Stowarzyszenie Solidarni 2010) during the UEFA EURO 2012 football championship will be taking the streets to bring awareness to the fans, tourists and reporters who have gathered in Poland about the Smolensk plane crash. The Solidarity 2010 association has specifically prepared for this occasion and made available on their website downloadable leaflets and banners for distribution among fan and tourists. Leaflets will be distributed on the streets in Poland.

http://solidarni2010.pl/n,3392,15,materialy-na-euro-2012-sciagnij-wydrukuj-rozdaj.html

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