National “Cursed Soldiers” Remembrance Day in Poland
National “Cursed Soldiers” Remembrance Day in Poland is held on March 1. This event in the first decade of the month March is annual. 
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On 1 March 1951, following a show trial at Mokotów prison in Warsaw, seven members of the WiN independence movement (IV Zarządu Głównego Zrzeszenia – Wolność i Niezawisłość) were shot. The anniversary of this crime has been commemorated since 2011 as the National Memorial Day of the Cursed Soldiers.
Of sort of activities did the anti-Communist underground carry out?
Firstly, they undertook propaganda-related activities. They informed Polish society about what was really going on, which in light of the overwhelming communist propaganda had a special importance. In fact, each regional structure, at the county level, published a paper, such as the Orzeł Biały that WiN published in a few thousand copies. The scale of this activity was so broad that it was equaled only in the 1980s.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
European Day for Equal Pay Men and Women on February 22
St Casimir's Day on March 4 (Poland and Lithuania);
Polish Statistics Day on March 9
Men's Day in Poland on March 10
Kashubian Unity Day in Poland on March 19
Truant's Day on March 21 (Poland, Faroe Islands);
Day of Hungarian-Polish Friendship on March 23 (Hungary and Poland)