Curator of National Remembrance Prize, June 19, 2007, Warsaw
In July 2002 the President of the Institute of National Remembrance established Curator of National Remembrance Prize. This honorary title is awarded to a person, institution or public organization for outstanding deeds commemorating Polish Nation’s history between 1939-1989 as well as public activity converging with statutory aims of the Institute.
The prize is granted annually by the Chapter presided over by the President of IPN. The capitularies are i.a. laureates of the prize. The idea of National Remembrance Prize is to restore respect for the nation’s history and to preserve values, which let Poland survive the years of enslavement.
The laureates in 2002:
Colonel Professor Elżbieta Zawadzka,
Professor Tomasz Strzębosz
Andrzej Zagórski
In 2003:
Professor Janusz Kazimierz Zawodny
Commission of History of Women in the Struggle for Independence
Polish Underground Movement (1939-1945) Study Trust
In 2004:
Professor Władysław Bartoszewski
Editorial staff of Association of “Freedom and Independence” in Documents
Zofia Leszczyńska
In 2005:
Professor Barbara Otwinowska
General Bolesław Nieczuja-Ostrowski
Lieutenant colonel Stanisław Dąbrowa-Kostka
Father Józef Mońko
Association “Solidarity Archive”
In 2006:
The Order of Pauline Fathers
Czesława and Euheniusz Cydzik
Andrzej Kunert, PhD
Zofia and Zbigniew Romaszewski
The 2007 ceremony of Curator of National Remembrance Prize, under honorary patronage of Lech Kaczyński, President of Poland, took place on June 19th 2007, at Royal Castle in Warsaw.