 In the interwar period , a simplified image of Szczerbiec wrapped three times in a white @-@ and @-@ red ribbon was adopted as a symbol of Polish nationalist organizations led by Roman Dmowski – the Camp of Great Poland ( Obóz <unk> Polski ) , the National Party ( Stronnictwo Narodowe ) , and the All @-@ Polish Youth ( <unk> <unk> ) . Their members wore it as a badge called Mieczyk Chrobrego , or " Little Sword of [ Boleslaus ] the Brave " . The symbol was also sewn onto the left sleeve of the sand shirt which was part of the Camp of Great Poland uniform . Among the politicians who wore the badge before World War II were Roman Dmowski , Władysław Grabski , Wojciech <unk> , Roman <unk> , and Wojciech Jaruzelski . During World War II , the badge was used by right @-@ wing anti @-@ Nazi and anti @-@ Soviet military resistance groups , the National Armed Forces ( Narodowe <unk> <unk> ) and the National Military Organization ( Narodowa Organizacja Wojskowa ) . After the fall of communism in Poland , the Mieczyk Chrobrego symbol was readopted by new or reactivated nationalist and far @-@ right organizations , including League of Polish Families ( Liga Polskich <unk> ) , All @-@ Polish Youth and the Camp of Great Poland . Additionally , Szczerbiec is the title of a periodical published since 1991 by a minor radical nationalist party , the National Revival of Poland ( Narodowe <unk> Polski ) . 
