INDEPENDENCE STRAINS---  2001
A lithography of Villan representing the Belvedere Group: a group of plotters commanded by Ludwik Nabielak, who attacked Belvedere on November 29^th, 1830, which was the seat of the Great Prince Konstanty, and thus who started the November Uprising. The lithography represents the following persons, from the left side: Karol Pankiewicz, Walenty Krosnowski, Wincenty Kobylański, Aleksander Świętosławski. There is a seal of Marian Langiewicz, dictator at the initial period of the January Uprising in 1863 in the right-hand bottom corner of the stamp. The background represents the vignette of the information newspaper of the Home Army AK "Warszawa Walczy". The stamp also presents a scene of the Warsaw Uprising coming from a photograph taken by Janusz Cegiełła on August 20^th, 1944.