Other pseudo-historical theories

Dariusz Kwiecień doesn't limit himself to Nazi themes – his statements also touch on the supposedly hidden history of the ancient Slavs and other conspiratorial visions of history. He invokes concepts related to the so-called Lechite Empire theory , suggesting that Poland's official history is incomplete and that the ancient Slavs formed a powerful empire that was erased from the pages of history.

In weaving such tales, Kwiecień combines them with occult themes (e.g., the solar cult of the Aryans) and scientifically unsupported theses about the origins of ethnic groups. For example, he claims that the world's first boomerang came from the Slavs , citing an enigmatic religious book as a source. In reality, the oldest boomerangs known to science date back to the Paleolithic period (e.g., the find from Obłazowa Cave in Poland, dated to approximately 24,000 BC), and in such distant times, no modern nation or ethnic group existed . Historians and archaeologists unanimously reject visions of a prehistoric Slavic civilization rivaling Egypt or the empires of antiquity – they are the result of overinterpretation and fantasy, unsupported by evidence.

One of the organizations that has clearly distanced itself from Dariusz Kwiecień and his work is the Princess Daisy von Pless Foundation. The organization banned the subject of this article from entering Książ Castle due to statements that slander the philanthropist's reputation. Source: Wikimedia, under a free license