Polish Sejm adopted amendments to the law on the demolition of monuments of the Soviet era around 500

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The Lower House of the Polish Parliament (Sejm) voted on Thursday to amend the law banning the propaganda of communism or other totalitarian regime in the names of buildings and objects. The document provides for the demolition of monuments of the Soviet era, including memorials in honor of the Red Army.

The updated law states that monuments and other similar objects "cannot pay tribute to the memory of persons, organizations, events or dates symbolizing communism or another totalitarian system." These memorials do not include monuments located in cemeteries or territories of other graves, objects that are not exposed to public display, or demonstrated for scientific purposes, as a work of art, as well as monuments included in the register of architectural monuments. Non-categories of memorials to Polish lawmakers propose dismantling within 12 months after the amendments come into force. On the territory of the country, experts counted at least 469 of such objects, about 250 of which are dedicated to the Red Army.

Polish Sejm adopted amendments to the law on the demolition of monuments of the Soviet era around 500



According to the authors of the bill, "the preservation of the names of institutions and monuments in honor of the events and people who had a criminal influence on history Poland, gives supporters of totalitarianism to promote their views, which has a negative impact on society. "

Therefore, it is necessary to revise the law by creating legal tools to eliminate demoralizing monuments and names from public spaces. This will give the public a clear signal that the state implements the constitutional principle prohibiting the totalitarian regime, condemns and denounces all actions related to the promotion of totalitarian views.
- noted in the explanatory note to the draft amendments, transfers TASS.


In April of this year, Sergei Nechaev, director of the Third European Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, told reporters that the adoption of a law in Poland that would allow demolishing Soviet monuments could have irreversible consequences for relations between Warsaw and Moscow.
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  1. +13
    22 June 2017 12: 41
    In April of this year, Sergei Nechaev, director of the Third European Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, told reporters that the adoption of a law in Poland that would allow demolishing Soviet monuments could have irreversible consequences for relations between Warsaw and Moscow.


    So show! that air shake.
    1. +23
      22 June 2017 12: 48
      Mirror and remove the Katyn memorial, near Smolensk, where their plane crashed, they don’t understand otherwise.
      1. +7
        22 June 2017 12: 49
        It will not work - there really is a cemetery hi
        1. +14
          22 June 2017 12: 52
          We are not barbarians and with the graves, even of our enemies, we are not at war.
          1. +6
            22 June 2017 13: 11
            Monuments should not be destroyed. That's why he is a monument to remember. Both good and bad.
            But memorials to erect enemies are still too much.
            1. +7
              22 June 2017 13: 57
               Zibelew
              Reply mirrored and remove the Katyn memorial,

              pjastolov
              It will not work - there really is a cemetery

              But not Polish officers to be read.
              The Katyn case was falsified under Gorbachev and Yeltsin by A. Yakovlev and Co.
              NAMELY. In the Smolensk region in the fall of the 1941 year, Polish prisoners of war were shot in the Katyn forest fascist invaders.

              In the Tver region, 30 kilometers from Tver there is a memorial complex "Copper". The visitors of Medny are assured that THERE are supposedly the remains of more than 6 thousand Polish prisoners of war shot by the USSR authorities in the spring of the 1940 in Kalinin. There is a similar memorial in the Smolensk region (Katyn).

              However, from the 1941 to the 1943 years, several hospitals were located in the vicinity of the village of Mednoye. The Soviet soldiers of the 29 Army, who died in wounded medical battalions, were also buried there. And in the place where the Polish memorial is now located, there was a collection point for the bodies of the Red Army soldiers who died in battles, whose memory has not yet been immortalized.
              In the 2006 year, representatives of the “Union of Soviet Officers” erected a marble slab on the territory of the Mednovsky Memorial in memory of the Soviet soldiers of the 29 Army who fell in battle. But soon the stove mysteriously disappeared.

              The film published data on the fate of Polish prisoners of war after the 1940 year.

              Myths of Copper. Posted on: 25 Jul. 2015
              1. +6
                22 June 2017 14: 07
                The Katyn question about the alleged execution of Polish officers by the NKVD forces is necessary categorically CLOSE!

                Victor Ilyukhin The truth about Katyn! Posted on: 3 Feb 2014
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          2. +11
            22 June 2017 13: 31
            but to demolish and not necessarily - put in the center a stella with the inscription: "Poles are ungrateful pigs"
            1. +1
              22 June 2017 14: 54
              Well, I read my right thoughts. And not only the Poles to erect such a monument.
        2. +12
          22 June 2017 13: 02
          Chronic Russophobia. Since 1918, more than 500 Orthodox churches have been blown up, demolished, and desecrated in interwar Poland, formerly erected, according to the then Polish press, supposedly "with a demonstrative purpose to humiliate the Polish national feeling."
          In the 20s of the last century, Gazeta Warszawska wrote directly: "By destroying the temple, we will prove our superiority over Russia, our victory over it." Or else: “Soon there will be no trace left (from the Warsaw Cathedral). “In the same way, let no trace of Moscow domination of Poland remain in Polish souls.”

          1. +5
            22 June 2017 16: 12
            Have you ever been interested in the number of destroyed churches in Russia after the 17th?
            1. 0
              22 June 2017 22: 55
              remember something else from the tough reign of Ivan the Terrible.
            2. +1
              23 June 2017 16: 56
              And you always need to answer - do-it-yourself ... to?
        3. +1
          22 June 2017 14: 37
          Business! Amend the monument that "there are Polish soldiers who were shot in September 1941", and then watch the fireworks from exploding farts with binoculars on Polish territory. The best answer is asymmetric.
        4. 0
          22 June 2017 18: 09
          Quote: pjastolov
          It will not work - there really is a cemetery hi

          Near Smolensk there is no cemetery, Katyn, not Khatyn.
          1. +6
            22 June 2017 18: 12
            Nobody talked about Khatyn
            The Katyn Memorial is located 20 kilometers from the center of Smolensk, between the villages of Gnezdovo and Katyn, in the so-called Katyn Forest - at the site of the tragic events of the 30s and 40s of the XNUMXth century, the victims of which were citizens of two countries - the Soviet Union and Poland. The Katyn forest has become a symbol of martyrdom and the doom of nations before the monstrous power of totalitarianism.
      2. +15
        22 June 2017 13: 06
        That is, it is possible to propagate homosexuality in Poland, but not communism? Well then, Poles, you’re in a flag. and forward to a bright pi ..... a richer future!
      3. +2
        22 June 2017 13: 16
        It’s stupid and swine, which can be likened to idiots. Their one vegetable, God will punish.
      4. +2
        22 June 2017 14: 05
        Stop buying their apples and fruits. And Belarusians slightly press on the cap so that they would not engage in garbage, smuggling.
      5. 0
        22 June 2017 21: 59
        At a minimum, our government should pick up (buy) the monuments, if they are so dear to us, and everything else then
      6. +1
        23 June 2017 16: 29
        Yes, not only Katyn, in general, to erase all references to Poland from history, NO and never was, how much more will we chew vomit?
    2. +12
      22 June 2017 12: 54
      In Smolensk, at the site of the death of Kaczynski put a public toilet. In Katyn, the pig farm is to show who they really are.
      1. +7
        22 June 2017 13: 02
        The meanness of the Poles is generally understandable. All the Poles who fought with the Germans were about a million, including those who later claimed to be a * fighter *, but those who fought for the Germans, with weapons in their hands, were more than FIVE MILLION. Moreover, ONLY Russophobes from the descendants of German accomplices are brought to power there.
        1. +1
          22 June 2017 13: 27
          Quote: Vasily50
          but those who fought FOR the Germans, with weapons in their hands, more than FIVE MILLION.

          Something cool figure, maybe 500 thousand?
        2. +4
          22 June 2017 14: 32
          I think
          No, not cool, it was voiced by the Poles themselves when they were proving to NATO that they wholeheartedly with Europe. * The complexity * of the Polish position is that they are trying to stand in the pose of the sufferers from the Germans and at the same time trying to prove that they, together with everyone, fought against the SOVIET UNION.
          1. RUR
            +1
            22 June 2017 16: 22
            http://protown.ru/information/hide/7058.html

            “In order for no one to doubt that the Red Army was actively involved in military operations along with the Wehrmacht, Molotov specifically emphasized this fact at the session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on October 31, 1939. The deputies applauded vigorously. Military cooperation was also emphasized by Stalin in his reply to Ribbentrop's congratulatory telegram on the occasion of the 60th anniversary: ​​"Thank you, Mr. Minister, for the congratulations. The friendship of the peoples of Germany and the Soviet Union, sealed with blood (emphasized by me. - A.N.), has every reason to be long and lasting. "There was a joke in Moscow: this friendship was really sealed with blood, but only Polish."
          2. 0
            22 June 2017 17: 35
            Quote: Vasily50
            No, not cool, it was voiced by the Poles themselves when they were proving to NATO that they wholeheartedly with Europe.

            I am interested in this topic, tell me where you can read about it.
            Quote: Vasily50
            * The complexity * of the Polish position is that they are trying to stand in the pose of the sufferers from the Germans and at the same time trying to prove that they, together with everyone, fought against the SOVIET UNION.

            IMHO, but they have no difficulties, the Polish władza has long put an equal sign with lingering reservations in favor of the USSR, which look pale in the wake of Russophobic hysteria. hi
      2. +1
        22 June 2017 18: 25
        Quote: lwxx
        In Smolensk, at the site of the death of Kaczynski put a public toilet. In Katyn, the pig farm is to show who they really are.

    3. RUR
      +1
      22 June 2017 15: 57
      Why show something? The irreparable consequences were laid down by the Soviet-German agreement of 1939,
      leading to World War 2 and, by the way, convicted by the Congress of the USSR.
      1. +6
        22 June 2017 16: 30
        RUR
        The irreparable consequences were laid down by the Soviet-German agreement of 1939,
        leading to xnumx world war.
        Nothing like this!
        WWII began not in the 1939 year, but in the 1938 year with the POLISH occupation of Czechoslovakia.

        According to the results of the Munich agreement between Germany and Poland, the state of Poland in October 1938 supported Hitler Germany in territorial claims to Czechoslovakia and annexed part of the Czech and Slovak lands, including the areas of Tesinska Silesia, Orava and Spis.
        Together with Germany and Poland, Czechoslovakia was attacked by Hungary, allied with the Nazis.

        Before the conclusion of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pactthat you mean, accusing the unleashing of WWII allegedly by the Soviet Union, less than a year was left.
        So do not repeat other people's provocative DEMAGOGIES!


        Munich agreement and Poland the jackal. Published: 10 Oct. 2015


        England, France and Poland betrayed Czechoslovakia. Stories of the 2 World War. Posted on: 13 Mar. 2014
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            1. RUR
              +1
              22 June 2017 18: 54
              https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Тешинский_конфликт

              The National Council of the Principality of Tieszyn (Polish: Rada Narodowa Księstwa Cieszyńskiego) - signed an agreement with the Czech local government (Czech Národní výbor pro Slezsko) on the division of Tieszyn Silesia. January 23, 1919 Czechoslovakia, however, sent troops to the Teshin region and occupied it;
              I think that in Russia they are trying so stupidly to whitewash after the Pact that they don’t understand that there were no military operations during the partition of the Czech Republic, which means there was no war
          2. +1
            22 June 2017 18: 56
            Ru
            The Czech Republic itself occupied the Teshchinsk region using the Russian-Polish warrior 1920
            ------------------------------------------
            Yes, you never know what Poland did not recognize!
            The Teszyna region belonged to Poland according to the results of the war of 1918-1921!

            Here is a map of the change of Poland’s borders from 1918 to 1938 year.

            Well, where in the 1918 year when the independence of Poland was proclaimed — November 11 of the 1918 of the year — and before the 1938 of the year Czechoslovakia entered the Poland of the Teszy region?
            1. +1
              22 June 2017 19: 00
              Ru
              The Czech Republic itself occupied the Teshchinsk region using the Russian-Polish warrior 1920
              ----------------------------
              See also another map - a map of the Czechoslovak section in 1938. It's the same there! The Tieszyn region of Czechoslovakia became part of Poland precisely in the 1938 year!

              Well, and again, where is here in the 1918 year when independent Poland was proclaimed - November 11 1918 year - and before the 1938 year, the entry into Poland of the Teszy region of Czechoslovakia?

              So that "nonsense", as you say, you bear, and not I and experts! stop
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                1. +1
                  22 June 2017 20: 09
                  RUR
                  Explain how and why lands with the Polish population were suddenly in the Czech Republic?

                  Read the book:
                  Starikov Nikolay. Who made Hitler attack Stalin: Fatal mistake of Hitler.- SPb .: Peter, 2015.- 368 p.

                  There, this issue is examined in detail.
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                    1. +1
                      22 June 2017 20: 47
                      RUR
                      Although it is clear that European countries that do not have colonies cannot cause a world war, a world war becomes only with the involvement of world powers with territories on other continents
                      Stupidity is complete! Not at all necessary!
                      Have you read Adolf Hitler’s Mine Capmf with his appeal, “Nach Osten!”? Germany and the USSR / Russia, I note to you, are on ONE continent !!!
                      1. RUR
                        0
                        22 June 2017 21: 03
                        Here, here, despite all the efforts of the Chinese, their war with Japan 37 r 20. no one recognizes the world war as maybe everything happened on one continent.
                        Yes, you write “smartly”, only Germany is a purely European country and the USSR (and Russia) is Euro-Asian
                    2. +2
                      22 June 2017 21: 45
                      RUR
                      Here, here, despite all the efforts of the Chinese, their war with Japan 37 r 20. no one recognizes the world war as maybe everything happened on one continent.
                      Firstly, not everything happened on ONE continent, but since only 2 countries participated in the war.
                      And almost all countries of Europe + Japan + USA participated in WWI and WWII.
                      The scale of the number of participants in the war is different - much more than 2's.
                      Actually, 62 countries from the 73-x independent states that existed at that time took part in World War II. The rest of the 11 were somehow sympathetic to either side.
                      Yes, you write “smartly”, only Germany is a purely European country and the USSR (and Russia) is Euro-Asian

                      Secondly, the land on which the WWII was divided into continents - Europe, Asia, Africa - CONDITIONALLY. It’s ridiculous to tie the concept of world war to the number of continents! This is some nonsense! For the first time I hear about continents.
                      1. RUR
                        0
                        22 June 2017 22: 22
                        Listen, we are talking about
                        the initial stage of the war, about Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany. And about the fact that during the partition of Czechoslovakia, as it turned out, there were no military operations with the use of weapons from both sides, they were not warriors as such, neither local European, nor world. Even if there were military operations during the partition of Czechoslovakia, even with the participation of Poland, such a war around the world except Russia is considered European local.
                        In general, answer, do me a favor about what kind of war you are talking about in Russia during the partition of Czechoslovakia, because not even a single shell exploded there ......
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              2. +2
                22 June 2017 21: 18
                Che you explain to Uzbek they are Russophobes all polls trollit smoking room and satisfied
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            2. RUR
              0
              22 June 2017 19: 08
              Non-recognition gives the right to challenge the territory, which was done by Poland openly and honestly. For the Czechs this was not a surprise, unlike September 17, 1939
              You bring such nonsense to yours: “Poland never knew what!” - even in the Russian Wikipedia it is said that the majority of the Poles inhabited the Teshin region. But at that time, the right of peoples to self-determination became fundamental - or do you think that the local Poles were for entry into the Czech Republic?
              1. +1
                22 June 2017 20: 16
                The predominance of the Poles arose in the east of Tieszyn region exclusively due to Polish refugees from the eastern borders as a result of the Polish-Soviet war of 18-21.
                It’s the same as if now Muslim refugee migrants from BV and North Africa would demand national autonomy for themselves in Germany itself. Do you think the Germans voluntarily give their territory to them?

                The troops of Czechoslovakia, moreover, took place because the peaceful separation of the Teshinsky region between the parties at the conference, after being signed by both parties, not only did not suit both sides. But also the Poles demanded additional areas of Czechoslovakia as goodwill on the part of Czechoslovakia.
                It turned out from Poland, like an old woman according to Pushkin's fairy tale "The Tale of the Golden Fish".
                1. RUR
                  0
                  22 June 2017 21: 14
                  Which ones, you can name the area. It is strange that the Czech principality was initially ruled by the Piasts (Poles) and after entering the Kingdom of the Czech Republic, it did not become part of the Czech Republic but was only part of the Czech crown.
                  Something is wrong with the Russian history of the central Eurpa or maybe with the Czechs What do you think?
              2. +2
                22 June 2017 20: 44
                Quote: RUR
                Non-recognition gives the right to challenge the territory, which was done by Poland openly and honestly. For the Czechs this was not a surprise, unlike September 17, 1939
                You bring such nonsense to yours: “Poland never knew what!” - even in the Russian Wikipedia it is said that the majority of the Poles inhabited the Teshin region. But at that time, the right of peoples to self-determination became fundamental - or do you think that the local Poles were for entry into the Czech Republic?


                Oh oh oh! What I see, it turns out the right to self-determination of peoples has become fundamental in Europe ----- well then, please be kind, finally recognize the right of Transnistria to self-determination and reunification with Russia.
                Ah, this right is not for everyone, but only for the elite, only for Poles and Albanians --- well then, with all your arguments, RUR, I, with your permission, will rub my ass.
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          1. +1
            23 June 2017 01: 25
            ANY war is divided into 2 phases - passive and active - according to the science of geopolitics.
            In the passive phase, weapons, as such, are not used, but the loss of the victim country to the aggressor can take place. So the USSR lost the United States in the passive phase of the war, called the cold.
            Exactly the same thing happened accordingly with Czechoslovakia and Poland! Czechoslovakia, having found itself in a state of war with Poland because of an ultimatum presented to it, was forced to give in - surrender (!), Admit defeat, accept surrender, because it had nothing to defend! She could not wage war over Germany! There was no voluntariness on the part of Czechoslovakia, but there was violent coercion by the threat of the use of force.
            I put you a video
            Munich agreement and Poland the jackal. Published: 10 Oct. 2015

            Have you watched it? See from 1: 00 min.
            We are talking about a war, but only about its passive phase - the Cold War - a war at the diplomatic level.
            Czechoslovakia during the collapse of Austria-Hungary lost this passive - cold - war of Germany, which then was in alliance with Italy, France and England.
            And you are talking about some missing shots there! Don't talk about that.
            The USSR / Russia lost the passive - cold - US war in 1991 from the collusion of the United States with Saudi Arabia in deciding between them the issue of creating world US oil dollars.
            You are probably a military man. The military - this geopolitics - is not taught or has not been taught before. I have already encountered this misunderstanding of the laws of geopolitics among the military. But this is completely wrong, as it is a highly professional approach.
  2. +8
    22 June 2017 12: 43
    Next time we will take down the psheks ... For our hundreds of thousands of dead grandfathers and great-grandfathers! And we will not regret, as in tsarist Russia!
    Now I'm watching a doc film .. "Ordinary fascism." ... Everyone forgot the bastards!
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  3. +10
    22 June 2017 12: 43
    “cannot pay tribute to persons, organizations, events or dates symbolizing communism or another totalitarian system”
    they shouldn’t be freed in vain; let the Germans finish them to the end negative
    1. +5
      22 June 2017 12: 48
      It was not possible to get around them on the way to Berlin.
      1. +7
        22 June 2017 12: 50
        Koenigsberg cauldron would be slightly increased laughing
        1. +6
          22 June 2017 12: 55
          This is all complicated and the people of Poland, for the most part, remember and understand everything correctly, but politicians are doing everything to kill it.
          1. +6
            22 June 2017 12: 56
            I know about the people, I ride sometimes, better than the Balts hi
            1. +3
              22 June 2017 13: 00
              More often you need to go there and they will not forget. good
              1. +6
                22 June 2017 13: 02
                they don’t forget, they just have business in the first place request
                1. +3
                  22 June 2017 13: 06
                  This is not scary and memory will not be lost.
              2. +1
                22 June 2017 15: 14
                Quote: cniza
                More often you need to go there and they will not forget

                Preferably on tanks passing to Berlin
          2. +1
            22 June 2017 14: 57
            Yes, it’s enough already to suffer for a stranger’s people, it’s exhausted ... there are people, in Ukraine people and everywhere people, it’s not to blame and Lalal. For your people and only for your time it’s already good to start.
    2. +5
      22 June 2017 13: 37
      Dostoevsky looked into the water ...
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        1. 0
          22 June 2017 21: 44
          Quote: RUR
          himself by the way of Polish descent

          Did the Poles tell you this? They have all the famous Belarusians, Ukrainians, Poleschuk are of "Polish origin" wassat
          1. RUR
            0
            22 June 2017 22: 07
            Read the wiki, at least, and then climb with the opinion, the surname is not Russian - this should tell you something already. Russian surnames in -sk. Are basically cheap imitations of the Polish pattern such as: Russian surname with the ending in -s + - sky
            -. for example: Ivanov + sky, Kondratov + sky = Kondratovsky, etc. I like Russian Asian surnames better
            Origin: Babaev + Sky = Babaevsky.
            in the Turkic original would have sounded: BOBOevsky. Ramadanov + sky = Ramadanovsky - and other Asians. - charmingly true?
            1. 0
              23 June 2017 17: 49
              Yeah ... Uzbeks are well versed in Russian surnames!
              The modern ending in -sky is a synthesis of the Russian ending -sky, -sky (e.g. Trubetskoy) and Polish -ski (without any iotation!). And it is found, except for Russians and Poles, among Ukrainians (Paustovsky), Belarusians (Kalinovsky), Polishchuk, Czechs (Comenius, Radetsky) and even Bulgarians and Macedonians (Istanbul)! By the way, Dostoevsky - Poleschuk. (if you just know such a nationality)!
              During the time of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, so many Polishchukes, Ukrainians and Belarusians were polonized that to this day many people think that Pototsky, Vishnevetsky, Oginsky, Kalinovsky are Poles! Yeah, right now ... In the Senkevich trilogy, by the way, there is only one Pole - Zagloba (and the character is clearly comic). And Senkevich himself, by the way - is sticky (Lithuanian Tatar) - as, for example, is Charles Bronson (Karol Buchinsky or Karolis Buchinskas). Babaevsky and Ramadanovsky are probably sticky.
              And if the Uzbeks pronounce “babai” as “bobo”, one should not think that this is a general Turkic rule! Kazakhs have a joke:
              - How is the Uzbek “drunk”?
              - “olkoch”!
            2. 0
              23 June 2017 21: 10
              I forgot to add about:
              Quote: RUR
              these are mainly cheap imitations of the Polish model of the type: Russian surname with the ending in -ov + - sky

              and purely polish last names in -ovskiy (Rokossovsky) is this "Russian" from where? laughing fool
              The ending -sk is purely noble, from the name of the estate (like German "background", French "de", etc.). But the estates with the names Cechanow, Konstantinow, etc. in Poland wazoo! Only there is "o with a point", which is underlined by "o", and unstressed is more likely "y", therefore in Russian the name of the estate is transliterated as "Konstantinуin, "but the name of its owner will be Konstantinоvsky!
              Believe me, I’m in the topic, if only because I’m a Poleschuk, and my own last name ends in -ovskiy, and the estate of my ancestors ending in -uv, because it is located in the Bialystok region, and this is the Polish part of Polesye! By the way, I myself was confident in my Polish roots, until I started digging deeper! wink
  4. +2
    22 June 2017 12: 46
    demolition of monuments of the Soviet era, including memorials in honor of the Red Army

    No wonder. It is enough to listen to Jacob Koreyba to hate all Poles. Terry Russophobia. Those who are the initiators of the demolition of monuments to the Soviet wars, I hope that fate will answer a hundredfold.
    1. 0
      22 June 2017 15: 16
      They need to be shot, as accomplices of the Nazis, agility and decrease.
  5. +1
    22 June 2017 12: 47
    psheks slowly creep to the abyss, following laughing
  6. +2
    22 June 2017 12: 50
    Probably it is necessary both in Katyn and in Smolensk to take Polish obelisks to hell?
    Or maybe you should not be like cattle?
    After all, he who forgets history is doomed to repeat it ...
    1. 0
      22 June 2017 15: 17
      There is no need to demolish, there will be a lot of garbage, where to put it? But the inscriptions should be adjusted to correspond to historical truth.
      1. +1
        22 June 2017 15: 56
        Quote: uskrabut
        No need to demolish

        We need Fedya. It is necessary. (Shurik).
  7. +4
    22 June 2017 12: 52
    Monologue of a soldier from a mass grave.
    Nikolay Anisimov.

    My home is the last here
    Here in tattered raincoats
    Our platoon is almost all
    Lies in mortal wounds.
    Here is the mass grave
    They rest forever here.
    The earth has rallied us all.
    We remember years

    . .Right
    . .We went west stubbornly,
    . .Moms did not wait for us,
    . .And I couldn’t reach.
    . .I'd
    . .See your sky
    . .Hear the smell of bread,
    . .Return east ...

    And the people there, above us,
    Break the monuments
    And down the wreaths
    All tapes are trampled.
    The tank that this city
    Set free once
    And that stood here proudly
    Already gone somewhere.

    . .Wind,
    . .You know everything in the world.
    . .For what are these people
    . .Now so angry at us?
    . .How many
    . .He died here, how many
    . . In a strange land? .. Yes, only
    . . Everything is forgotten at once.

    Well that's it, we are being carried
    The whole platoon out of town right.
    Then their children will ask:
    "What was in these pits?"
    There were those guys
    Which did not wait
    Which once
    They fought for their people.

    . . Bullets
    . They mowed and bent us
    . .But all we did not turn off,
    . . The enemy had to flee.
    . . Waited
    . .Then they were waiting for us here.
    . .For them we gave our lives,
    . . Left here to lie.

    It happened that in the world
    Once again, our ashes fall asleep.
    Me in these lands
    The second time they kill.
    We were not guests here,
    They did not ask us to die.
    Do not touch our bones
    Return them to Russia!

    . .Somewhere
    . . Through the years waiting for us somewhere.
    . .It took at least many years, but
    . .Now remember now.
    . .I'd
    . .See your sky
    . .Hear the smell of bread,
    . .Open home door
  8. +7
    22 June 2017 12: 57
    forgot how they met ...

    format memory ...
    1. +4
      22 June 2017 13: 34
      Lenin’s phrase about Poland’s historical relevance has not lost and still
      1. +1
        22 June 2017 14: 07
        Quote: novel xnumx
        Lenin’s phrase about Poland’s historical relevance has not lost and still

        And all the rest of his phrases have not lost their relevance. Classic.
    2. RUR
      0
      22 June 2017 23: 27
      Honor Simonov, his long days of the war, it says that they met rather coolly, but there were different people. And how to meet the ally of Germany and Hitler, even at the initial stage?
  9. +2
    22 June 2017 13: 11
    The struggle with history continues. Yes, only the dialectic of such a struggle is such that in development it turns into its opposite. wassat Obviously, the third partition of Poland is brewing.
  10. 0
    22 June 2017 13: 11
    Well, break, do not build ....
  11. +1
    22 June 2017 13: 14
    I hope the Katyn "memorial" will be demolished?
    1. 0
      22 June 2017 14: 08
      It's time.
  12. +5
    22 June 2017 13: 21
    This is not a nation. This is a profession. Let them demolish. Next time you need to close your eyes and hold on to feelings and emotions. To finish to the end. It would be better not to have such lackeys than to wipe the saliva from these corrupt Polish authorities.
    DAMAGED PERSONS FOLLOWED BY YOUR NON-PURPOSE AND HUNGED BY THE BURDEN OF THE DAMAGE. GLORY OF RUSSIA, GLORY OF THE LIBERATOR COUNTRY WILL NOT GIVE YOU PEACE BEFORE THE END OF CENTURIES. Filth ... am
  13. +1
    22 June 2017 13: 48
    Well, very Poles want to demonstrate their loyalty to the hegemon, otherwise they will not give money. But Russia, by the way, still remains a close enough neighbor, and only stupid people quarrel with neighbors. The Poles, except for contempt, cause nothing with their Russophobia, petty narcissistic politicians, in the end, will get what they deserve.
    1. 0
      22 June 2017 15: 19
      Yes, just a small and extremely dirty people these Poles.
  14. +3
    22 June 2017 13: 57
    Psheks do not count for tolerance :)
    In other words, we’ll give it easier in the ass than leave the monuments ... Keep it up !!!

    "T" - Tolerance.
    This is tolerance for other kinds of views, mores, habits. Tolerance is necessary in relation to the characteristics of various peoples, nations and religions. It is a sign of self-confidence and consciousness of the reliability of one’s own positions, a sign of an ideological movement open to all, which is not afraid of comparison with other points of view and does not avoid spiritual competition
  15. +1
    22 June 2017 14: 08
    ... everything went to this, and implicitly we all (or almost all) assumed this or a similar version of the Polish Nazis ...
  16. +3
    22 June 2017 14: 09
    To create a monument to Soviet soldiers who died in Polish camps in the year 20. And put it in Katyn
  17. +1
    22 June 2017 14: 16
    If our state or any sponsors would remove all our monuments from geyropa and place with us. It would be possible to create a sculpture park in memory of our heroes.
  18. +1
    22 June 2017 14: 45
    Perhaps Poland watched how Moscow reacted to the same events in Ukraine ... there is no screwdriver - you can demolish
  19. 0
    22 June 2017 14: 47
    The Red Army will demolish the monuments, and instead of them Bandera and the UPA will put?
  20. Maz
    +1
    22 June 2017 15: 04
    These are those who surrendered all their Jews to the Second World War. Pans revive Polish-Lithuanian speech? Will the whole parliament go to Moscow, on skates?
  21. 0
    22 June 2017 15: 26
    And tell us what to do? Solid waste landfill at the Katyn cemetery? Or demolish the soldiers of the "Polish Army"? Do not wait! In Russia, they are not at war with the dead. hi
  22. 0
    22 June 2017 18: 22
    Quote: RUR
    Is Dostoevsky right (by the way, of Polish origin)? After all, the USSR in fact sold Poland into slavery to the Germans, saving its skin on September 17, 1939. And after the war, the USSR sold the Luzhichans to the Germans, who did not want to live in the same state as the Germans, which led to the fact that they disappear as a people - it’s not so mean the Slavs look against the background of the Russians, who are "not even of pure Slavic blood," - so on for Dostoevsky in the same text

    ... gracious - painful. Do not litter the air with your miasms. You are not here with you. In need ...
    1. RUR
      0
      22 June 2017 19: 29
      And why and why did the Congress of the USSR finally condemn the Pact and why was it concealed in the USSR for 40 years? Can you explain?
      I see that you are sad, here is for you to lift your spirits:
      Cooperation between the USSR and Germany in 1939-1941

      The Red Army actively participated in military operations along with the Wehrmacht, Molotov specifically emphasized this fact at a session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on October 31, 1939. Deputies applauded vigorously. Military cooperation was also emphasized by Stalin in his response to Ribbentrop's congratulatory telegram on the occasion of his 60th birthday: "Thank you, Minister, for the congratulations. The friendship of the peoples of Germany and the Soviet Union, sealed with blood (emphasized by me. - A. N.), has every reason to be durable and durable. " A joke went around Moscow: this friendship was really sealed with blood, but only Polish.

      The full text can be found here: //protown.ru/information/hide/7058.htm
  23. 0
    22 June 2017 18: 24
    Quote: shubin
    Monologue of a soldier from a mass grave.
    Nikolay Anisimov.
    My home is the last here
    Here in tattered raincoats
    Our platoon is almost all
    Lies in mortal wounds.
    Here is the mass grave
    They rest forever here.
    The earth has rallied us all.
    We remember years
    . .Right
    . .We went west stubbornly,
    . .Moms did not wait for us,
    . .And I couldn’t reach.
    . .I'd
    . .See your sky
    . .Hear the smell of bread,
    . .Return east ...
    And the people there, above us,
    Break the monuments
    And down the wreaths
    All tapes are trampled.
    The tank that this city
    Set free once
    And that stood here proudly
    Already gone somewhere.
    . .Wind,
    . .You know everything in the world.
    . .For what are these people
    . .Now so angry at us?
    . .How many
    . .He died here, how many
    . . In a strange land? .. Yes, only
    . . Everything is forgotten at once.
    Well that's it, we are being carried
    The whole platoon out of town right.
    Then their children will ask:
    "What was in these pits?"
    There were those guys
    Which did not wait
    Which once
    They fought for their people.
    . . Bullets
    . They mowed and bent us
    . .But all we did not turn off,
    . . The enemy had to flee.
    . . Waited
    . .Then they were waiting for us here.
    . .For them we gave our lives,
    . . Left here to lie.
    It happened that in the world
    Once again, our ashes fall asleep.
    Me in these lands
    The second time they kill.
    We were not guests here,
    They did not ask us to die.
    Do not touch our bones
    Return them to Russia!
    . .Somewhere
    . . Through the years waiting for us somewhere.
    . .It took at least many years, but
    . .Now remember now.
    . .I'd
    . .See your sky
    . .Hear the smell of bread,
    . .Open home door

    ... crazy idea. But still. Collect all the ashes of those heroes, in Poland, repose. Yes, and bring it home. Not much money will be needed, and people can help with business. How, community, do you think? Although we will repay the debt, we won’t allow Polish gaskets to sneer ...
  24. 0
    22 June 2017 20: 33
    Poles like that stupid cat from a joke that stepped on its balls, yells from pain, and remove laziness from its paw ..
    If they decided to forget the liberators from the fascists and all kinds of bandera, then the bandera will soon come to them. It’s as clear as day.
    Poles are one of the many nations that have decided to self-cut ..
  25. 0
    22 June 2017 21: 16
    It is necessary to roll out a monument near Katyn with bulldozers as a sign of Poland's decommunization
  26. 0
    22 June 2017 21: 47
    The most important conclusion: do not step on the same rake and morenever free anyone from under anyone’s yoke!
  27. 0
    23 June 2017 07: 41
    I hope the Russian authorities will not ignore this unscrupulous mockery of the memory of our ancestors who died in the liberation of these brainless coves.
  28. 0
    25 June 2017 14: 04
    I don’t understand one thing: why are these "genetically" developed Slavs (Psheks, Ukrainians, Czechs) so furious? They demolish everything that recalls the USSR, the Red Army, the people who died for them to be born? Well, they will demolish the monument, but HISTORY WHERE,, TAKE IT ????????? Are you climbing into Europe? And in Europe, monuments are put to the Soviet soldiers !!!!! And who? GERMANS !!!! (Austria) The Americans, with all the "love" for the Russians, erect a monument to the fallen Soviet pilots who surpassed the Catalina in Alaska !!!!! And we are changing Vatutin to Shukhevych, Rokossovsky to Bender (Khmelnitsky). Genetics? LACK OF ANTISEPTIC (IODINE) !!!