In Szczecin, began dismantling the monument to the soldiers of the Red Army

In the center of the Polish city of Szczecin, local utilities implement the "decision of the party and the government." We are talking about the dismantling of the monument dedicated to Soviet soldiers who liberated Poland from Nazism. This is a monument bearing the name “Monument to the gratitude of the Red Army”.

We will remind that earlier the Polish parliamentarians adopted a law, actually at the state level supporting the fight against its own Polish history. The law authorizes the dismantling of Soviet monuments on the territory of Poland, and in those voivodships of the country that were part of Poland thanks to the defeat of the Nazis by the Red Army.

Historically, the same Szczecin has nothing to do with Poland. Until 1945, the city was called Stettin and belonged to Germany.

The local council of Szczecin voted on the fate of the monument to the Red Army soldiers who laid down their heads during the liberation of Poland. For the dismantling of the monument voted 23 local deputies. Three members of the city council were against it. It is noted that the dismantling will be completed next week.

There is an opinion that representatives of the Szczecin City Council, who voted against the demolition of the monument to Soviet soldiers, could well be noted official Russian thanks. Although the obscurantism in the West is such that any gratitude that Russia renders to these courageous people will lead to the fact that they will be declared "agents of the Kremlin."

In any case, those Poles who oppose the struggle with their own history - thank you very much! - from the "Military Review".

Comments

[Black_Vatnik]

You do not know how to fight against living people - fight against monuments. They won’t give change. Ugh on you

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Black_Jacket

They won’t give change

Monument V.I. During the demolition in Ukraine of two maidanutyh Lenin a little hurt!

[Going]

Crash on their own head, the answer will be.

[Ami du peuple]

Quote: Going

Crash on their own head, the answer will be.

Announcement: "Distribution of humanitarian food aid will be carried out at the monument to the Soviet Soldier-Liberator. There is no monument - there is no help"

[Going]

They are jackals and they will have such a life.

[Lelek]

Quote: Going

They are jackals and they will have such a life.

Hi, you're right - the story will shoot at them, but for now it’s a shame. In 1983, he laid a bouquet of carnations to this monument. On the basement already lay more than a dozen bouquets from residents. Obscurantists.

[Proxima]

This is a monument called the “Monument of gratitude to the Red Army”. (from text)

They thank (thanked) the Red Army, first of all, that the Red Army liberated the German city of Stettin, and transferred this city (like many other German cities and lands) to "fraternal" Poland.

[79807420129]

The cattle of Europe, the hyenas are forgotten.

[Jedi]

Vlad, they don’t care about the memory, they need the approval of the owner.

[sogdy]

Quote: Proxima

the German city of Stettin, and transferred this city (like many other German cities and lands) to "brotherly" Poland

Vashcheta is a replica of the “Warrior-Liberator,” chopping the swastika.
Yes, and do not "pity" the German territories transferred to Poland - these lands did not belong to either one or the other. This is the land of the Sophia axis (Kiev-Pskov-Novgorod), and then the Livonian Order.

[You Vlad]

Quote: Black_Jacket

You do not know how to fight against living people - fight against monuments. They won’t give change. Ugh on you

Poland lies tightly under the USA, here is the result It will soon turn out that it was Poland’s allies who were clearing ...

[Black_Vatnik]

Poland and without the United States normally Russophobia. Greetings from Marshal Pilsudski.

[You Vlad]

Quote: Black_Jacket

Poland and without the United States normally Russophobia.

She, too, was well paid for it.

[urman]

Yes, Poland throughout its history was lying under someone, her profession is like that.

[pvv113]

Quote: urman

she has such a profession

"Ancient" is called

[Orionvit]

Quote: urman

Yes, Poland throughout its history was lying under someone, her profession is like that.

Well, not really like that. About 400-500 years ago, the kingdom was still huge. The truth has faded since then, on one Russophobia and betrayal, you will not go far.

[figwam]

23 local deputies voted for dismantling the monument

Some 23 locals decided to rewrite world history, so it means the time will come to give the land back to Germany.

[siberalt]

Let Putin abandon the lie about the Katyn executions of captured Poles by the NKVD of the USSR and cancel the shameful suspension of the investigation into this fact. They themselves got into this infamy in order to lick the Poles for "friendship forever", and now we are also outraged by the consequences of this. And the rest "everything is fine, beautiful marquise by this"

[sogdy]

What for? Let it hang.
Wait, the shooting of Japanese prisoners will be hanged on us.
But the situation is the same.

[Dezinto]

There are no words, only emotions, well, those words that are indecent to write ...............

Here is a hello to you such a grandfather who has landed in the ground somewhere in the vast Poland, from "grateful" descendants.

[Angel_and_Demon]

Quote: DEZINTO

There are no words, only emotions, well, those words that are indecent to write ...............
Here is a hello to you such a grandfather who has landed in the ground somewhere in the vast Poland, from "grateful" descendants.

or maybe it wasn’t necessary to release them so quickly, if the Germans would have thinned them out well, maybe the ancestors of these deputies were allowed to go into consumption?

[Roma 1977]

No. In the lands annexed from Germany, the Poles resettled the former Poles-Kresyakovs and the Bandera family for assimilation. Therefore, the demolition of monuments there should not be surprised.

[sogdy]

Quote: Angel_and_Demon

let the Germans thin them out well

As a result of the war in Poland, half of the population and 2/3 of the housing stock were destroyed.
And so many in the 50s left for the Union. In Poland, there were no poles left. Even the language has changed a lot.

[Angel_and_Demon]

Quote: sogdy

In Poland, there were no poles left. Even the language has changed a lot.

are there really Germans?

[sogdy]

Psheki and southerners. Psheki - this is from the German gentry. Southerners - Moors of different spills, Turkish, Jewish, Croatian. Lyakhi from Ukraine. Just the Turks, from the early, not Ottoman, the same "basis of the Western Slavs."
In the 50s there were many books with a cry of "How to live further ?!"
In Poland (and it has existed in different states since the 10th century), there are no less Saxons than in what later became Germany, and no less than in Great Britain. Here are their main tribal and political ties. Their Slavic roots, damn it.

[Angel_and_Demon]

Quote: sogdy

In Poland (and it has existed in different states since the 10th century), there are no less Saxons than in what later became Germany, and no less than in Great Britain. Here are their main tribal and political ties. Their Slavic roots, damn it.

Well damn, and then arrogant Saxons, but probably the lowest caste?

[sogdy]

Judging by the order of resettlement on the "pioneer" lands, apparently, the least aggressive, or the most successful at that time. At least the least mobile. But Ponte is not going anywhere.

[Primoos]

In vain do the little ones do it, oh in vain. You will have to answer for everything.

[Lena Petrova]

It would be possible to take away all these monuments, and make an avenue of glory somewhere in a suitable place.

[Orionvit]

In principle, you can pick it up, but somehow it's all humiliating. In addition, as I understand it, no one will give. Indeed, for Polish fighters with history, the main thing is not to dismantle, but to abuse and delete from memory. For which they will receive an answer, if not now, then in the near future and more.

[Victor-M]

Do not spit in the well, it’s still useful to drink water.
The centuries-old existence of Poland did not teach it anything, but after all, after the time of demolition of the monuments, the time for their restoration passes.

[rocket757]

Suppose, whatever the horde is, it will again align the geyropa with a new, its own template ... we don’t need to save them again ... those same “brothers” of the Slavs and geyropeytsy at the same time ???

[Orionvit]

Quote: rocket757

we don’t have to save them again

So we saved ourselves first of all, and at the same time them. They always went under everyone. For them, it’s in the order of things, and therefore they don’t appreciate such a simple thing as freedom. The price of which is the blood of ancestors and its own.

[rocket757]

So here I am about the same! Once again, we pile up the adversary, drive him to the borders, and then sha ... and the border to the castle !!! Why pay with the blood of OUR people for the freedom of an ungrateful geyropa ???
It is clear that the slogan - Smash the adversary in his den! - as if very justified, but tired of how, save, all the same, future NOT BROTHERS, again and again with the same rotten result ... at all, of course, I just fantasize, from anger and squeamishness to the same, again I don’t brothers !!!

[Black water]

What is for us: MEMORY, for them: "reminder": "do not forget to demolish ...", but there is no longer such a country in Poland, the Americans have occupied it. But not, the country is, there is no pride ..... and the memory is short ...... Poles, who do not have their own army, feed the stranger, here are the Americans and feed now ... apples.

[To be or not to be]

"In Szczecin began dismantling .." .. The Polish state .. !!

[Lavrenti Pavlovich]

This is our reckoning for the rule of the labeled Judas. How could you give out everything that our grandfathers won. All Eastern Europe belonged to the USSR and no one could even think to dispute this fact. As it was possible to give freedom to the GDR, there was our tank fist, a very good argument for negotiations with Western Europe. Maybe the “involuntary” launch of Iskander through the Poles will refresh their memory a little, and maybe they will finally understand against whom they blather.

[Orionvit]

Quote: Lavrenty Pavlovich

How could freedom of the GDR be given

On the whole, it’s right, albeit not much emotionally. But I did not understand that the GDR was not free? Now, has she become freer? Well, was in the military-political bloc with the USSR, and so what? All countries with whom they are allied. I lived in the former GDR for five years, and I didn’t notice something at the household level in East Germans, some signs of “not freedom”. Freedom from the point of view of the state is a loose concept. East Germany, like the rest, the USSR did not give “freedom”, but simply gave them to another system, whose merits are highly doubtful.

[rocket757]

Of course I organically hate the “red line”, such a suit. but he would have strangled the labeled god even in the cradle ... and figs with him, what kind of killer will be considered, for the sake of such a thing it does not matter.

[pvv113]

23 local deputies voted for dismantling the monument

Rot is ungrateful. I hope that they will crawl back to bow, but their criminal deeds will not be forgotten

[anjey]

thankless psheks fucking crooked, close the Katyn memorial to them indefinitely for sanitation, and it’s better to demolish and do not know yours who put them in our land and why, and hush up and rewrite history from the West ...

[Ingvar0401]

It's disgusting for such neighbors .....

[Roma 1977]

And if Szczecin continued to be called Stettin after 1945, then all Soviet monuments would have remained intact. Hint understood?

[Roma 1977]

The only possible reaction is the severance of diplomatic relations and the demolition of the memorial in Katyn. Legs are wiped (and will be wiped) only about those who endure.

[samarin1969]

Monument to the soldiers, not the leaders of the Communist Party. The act of Russophobia. ... This is the land of the Poles, they have the right to do anything. But it’s time for our government to stop raving with the “international community” of peoples, restructuring debts and selling ........ to be "investments", to give weapons, etc. ...

[alexhol]

The paradox is that it was thanks to the "Soviet soldier" that Szczecin became Polish.

[ArhipenkoAndrey]

the one who has forgotten his past is doomed to repeat it, but whether the Russian soldier wants to save from the complete destruction of the impenetrable zheks is once again a question.

[faiver]

Honestly, in response, I would close the country's market for any Polish goods

[PValery53]

The vile Polish side does not even suggest what kind of heavenly punishment will descend on their sinful heads for their sacrilege. In the meantime, let them get blind, the time will come ...

[Rurikovich]

It would have been fun if Poland had quarreled with Russia, but then a new government would have come that I really would like to make friends again, and ours would answer them:
"Here, restore ALL demolished monuments to Soviet soldiers, then we will speak" ...

[garnik]

According to the mind, it would be necessary to throw a “bone” between the Poles and Germans.

[ISSIDOR]

The creatures were finished, when they wrote to me for other places, it was just a shame for the state, and now it’s a personal insult, my grandfather the tanker under this city was seriously injured the last time the driver managed to get out of his hatch, the rest of the crew burned down. Now, when meeting with the Poles, they won’t do without a heart-to-heart talk.

[razved]

Soon, probably, the Germans will take back their cities, including Stettin. If the Psheks open their mouths to foreign territories, then let them be ready to give back those that DO NOT belong to them at all. For he who does not remember the good and cannot be grateful will be punished again and again.

[Nemesis]

It’s time to demolish all the monuments to the Poles in Russia and start from Smolensk .... Let them put them in Poland, since such a thing ...

[ksv36]

We’ll install new ones three times more.