02-16-2014, 08:06 AM
A badge awarded by the ZNP (Association of Polish Teachers, the teachers' trade union) to the people who were engaged in organising the secret teaching during Nazi occupation of Poland 1939-1945.
In the majority of the territories of the pre-war Poland that were under nazi occupation all the schools for the Polish were closed, while in the area of the Generalgouvernment only the schools learning basic skills (basic maths, writing and reading, German) were available. Because of that many teachers started secret teaching at various levels. It was even possible to graduate from secret universities or medical schools (supervised by the proper authorities of the Government in exile delegature in Poland). Until 1949 the diplomas of secret university-grade schools were officially recognised by the new authorities, but after thatr date, a graduate had to pass additional exams.
The badge is made of heavy metal (brass? if so - gilt) with enamel. The letters "TON" mean "Tajna Organizacja Nauczania" (Secret Organisation of Teaching).
I have found noinfo as to when was the badge instituted, but probably in 1970's or 80's.
In the majority of the territories of the pre-war Poland that were under nazi occupation all the schools for the Polish were closed, while in the area of the Generalgouvernment only the schools learning basic skills (basic maths, writing and reading, German) were available. Because of that many teachers started secret teaching at various levels. It was even possible to graduate from secret universities or medical schools (supervised by the proper authorities of the Government in exile delegature in Poland). Until 1949 the diplomas of secret university-grade schools were officially recognised by the new authorities, but after thatr date, a graduate had to pass additional exams.
The badge is made of heavy metal (brass? if so - gilt) with enamel. The letters "TON" mean "Tajna Organizacja Nauczania" (Secret Organisation of Teaching).
I have found noinfo as to when was the badge instituted, but probably in 1970's or 80's.












