So, putting him on trial now completely lacks common sense and is everything less an expression of justice. Jaruzelski, in his double game of reassuring the Soviets and serving de facto Polish interests, could be named, in my view, the Konrad Wallenrod of modern times. Martial Law was brutal, as Martial Law always is. I don't know if Jaruzelski made some great mistakes or not. Today each case is judged separately without consideration for the whole story.
Personality disappears, becomes the arithmetical sum of particular steps.
Individuals are atomized like some physical conglomerate of particles.