On November 30, 2024, at noon, members of the “Gazeta Polska” Clubs will gather at Warsaw’s Powązki Military Cemetery to honor Maurycy Mochnacki. This event pays tribute to a key figure in Poland’s fight for independence and the co-founder of Gazeta Polska.
Mochnacki: A Visionary of Polish Romanticism
Maurycy Mochnacki (1803–1834) was a distinguished journalist, literary critic, and patriot. As editor of Gazeta Polska (1827–1829), he championed Romantic ideals and the independence movement. A decorated participant in the November Uprising, Mochnacki’s commitment to Poland extended to the battlefield, earning him the Virtuti Militari Cross.
Remembering a Legacy of Independence
The Gazeta Polska Clubs actively preserve Poland’s historical memory. By laying wreaths at Mochnacki’s monument, they honor his contributions to the nation’s freedom and cultural identity. Repatriated in 2021, Mochnacki’s remains rest in Poland, underscoring his enduring significance.
This commemoration highlights Mochnacki’s pivotal role in shaping Polish Romanticism and independence, ensuring his legacy inspires future generations.