W 79. rocznicę (10.02) pierwszej masowej zsyłki Polaków na Sybir w łomżyńskim kinie zostanie wyświetlony film „Winning the purpose & quot;. Obraz przedstawia historię grupy 733 Polish children, które były ofiarami wywózek syberyjskich w 1940-1942 of the year. Zdjęcia do filmu powstały m.in. w Nowej Zelandii, gdzie dzieci docelowo trafiły, dzięki staraniom konsula II RP w wyspiarskim państwie. Choć film emitowany był na antenie Telewizji Polskiej, warto jeszcze raz spojrzeć na historię ludzi, którzy przeżyli tak dramatyczny okres dziejów.  Z reżyserem filmu, łomżaninem Markiem Lechowiczem rozmawiał na ten temat Paweł Zyskowski:

We watched the film 'Overcoming Fate'* and it was very moving,,en,Thank you so much,,en,We even saw my babcia and dziadzio,,en,grandmother and grandfather,,en,there near the end. ,,en,Message from Cameron,,en,'Win with Destiny,,pl,Polish Children ',,pl,film by Marek Lechowicz. & nbsp;,,pl,To learn more about the fates of these Polish children who were invited to New Zealand during World War,,en,come along to the Polish Museum in Auckland,,en,Cameron about film,,en,Overcoming Fate,,en. Thank you so much. We even saw my babcia and dziadzio {grandmother and grandfather} there near the end. 
Message from Cameron.

* 'Wygrac z Przeznaczeniem: Prawdziwa historia 733 Polskich Dzieci', film by Marek Lechowicz. 

To learn more about the fates of these Polish children who were invited to New Zealand during World War 2, come along to the Polish Museum in Auckland

Polish Heritage Trust Museum in Howick,,en,New Zealand,,en,Inauguration of the creation of the "Memorial Site,,en,Children of Siberia,,en,The founder of the commemorative plaque is Jan Roy-Wojciechowski,,en,founder of the Polish Heritage Trust Museum in New Zealand and former Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland in New Zealand,,en,Poles formerly deported to Siberia as children in WW2 were present from five continents to mark this commemoration,,en,The school is 'Piotr Skarga,,en,in Warsaw,,en,Source,,en, New Zealand
Inauguration of the creation of the "Memorial Site – Children of Siberia" 27/09/2018. The founder of the commemorative plaque is Jan Roy-Wojciechowski – founder of the Polish Heritage Trust Museum in New Zealand and former Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland in New Zealand. Poles formerly deported to Siberia as children in WW2 were present from five continents to mark this commemoration. The school is 'Piotr Skarga' in Warsaw.

Source: Thank you to Marek Lechowicz for these images. ,,en,Marek is the writer and director of "Win with destiny,,pl,True story,,pl,"Overcoming Fate,,en,the true story of,,en,Polish Children,,en,which features members of the Polish-New Zealand community,,en
Marek is the writer and director of "Wygrac z przeznaczeniem: Prawdziwa historia 733 Polskich Dzieci" / "Overcoming Fate: the true story of 733 Polish Children" which features members of the Polish-New Zealand community.

Inauguration of the foundation of the "Memorial Site,,pl,Children of Siberia,,pl,The founder of the commemorative plaque is Jan Roy-Wojciechowski,,pl,Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland in New Zealand,,pl,Inauguration of the uprising,,pl,Places of Remembrance,,pl – Dzieci Syberii" 27.09.2018. Fundatorem pamiątkowej tablicy jest Jan Roy-Wojciechowski – Honorowy Konsul RP w Nowej Zelandii.

Marek Lechowicz – author of the film Win with destiny telling stories,,pl,Polish children,,pl,which after an exile in Siberia went to New Zealand,,pl,Special guest,,pl,Emigry,,en,at the Polakim Institute in Vilnius,,pl,Emigra Emigrant Film Festival,,pl 733 polskuch dzieci, ktore po zeslanju na Syberie trafily do Nowej Zelandii. Gosc specjalny Emigry 2018 w Instytucie Polakim w Wilnie.