In Poland, set the sculptural group in memory of the Volyn Massacre

From Poland comes the information that in the city of Torun (north of Poland), located on the banks of the Vistula, they are going to install a sculpture composition telling about the Volyn Massacre. Recall that we are talking about the events of the Second World War, when Ukrainian nationalists exterminated the entire Polish population of villages. According to the estimates of Polish historians, those years at the hands of Bandera were killed before 200 thousands of Poles, which Warsaw recognized as a genocide. Warsaw demands the same recognition from Kiev.

In the Polish edition Wiadomosci A material is provided stating that the 15-meter sculptural composition will be placed in the National Memory Park of Torun. At the same time, some Polish historians, including Adam Balser from the College of Eastern Europe at the University of Warsaw, believe that such a monument could contribute to a sharp deterioration in relations with neighboring Ukraine.

The fact is that the 15-meter sculptural group reflects the direct facts of the Volyn Massacre - pierced children's bodies, people's heads on the fence, enveloped in flames.

The author of the monument is a Polish sculptor Andrzej Pytinsky, who lives in the United States of America. In his opinion, the Poles should not forget about the Volyn tragedy and who caused it.

Comments

[210ox]

Now the horses will scream that it is not necessary to spoil the Polish-Ukrainian relations. And that this was not at all. By the way, the monument is very ugly in appearance ..

[210ox]

http://900igr.net/up/datas/163311/005.jpgА вот этот памятник в Смоленске,детям погибшим от фашистских извергов..Почувствуйте разницу.

[nadezhiva]

If you take a closer look, also horror.

[siberalt]

Let them not forget to invite Poroshenko with all his entourage to the opening of the monument.

[Grandfather]

December 21, 1879 - Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin was born ...that's who you areskunksmust bow and erect monuments ...

[Sergey53]

Quote: siberalt

Let them not forget to invite Poroshenko with all his entourage to the opening of the monument.

As they say oil painting. That's right, there is no need to trifle.

[sharp-lad]

Like the deeds of the ancestors of the horses.

[Anarchist]

Another offended nation aching about genocide! Strong peoples erect monuments, To subsequently avoid such events! The weak are waiting for some reparations, remembering the past greatness. Sculpt the bagpipe in memory of the Volyn massacre ...

[Basil50]

It's not a matter of * resentment *. The Poles, together with the French and the British, created, fed and armed Ukrainian nationalists since 1918. That's just the management of these figures * Square * intercepted by the Germans. Very arrogant Poles turned away from themselves their offspring. By the way, almost all * Bandera * were Polish citizens and personally saw what the Poles did in the occupied lands. The list of all kinds of Polish villainy is extensive: land acquisition with the enslavement of local * non-Poles *, flogging, executions and hard labor without any trial, simply at the request of the Pole * non-Poles *. Even after the start of WWII, Poles used up to a third of troops in punishers in occupied lands.

[pvv113]

This monument will further strengthen the "friendship" of the Poles with the junta

[sharp-lad]

In principle, one second stand.

[pvv113]

As they say - horseradish vinegar is not sweeter

[Fedorov]

The author of the monument is the Polish sculptor Andrzej Pytinsky, who lives in the United States of America. In his opinion, the Poles should not forget about the Volyn tragedy and about who committed it

I do not condone, but the Poles did not spare the Ukrainian people. For example, everyone remembers Bohdan Khmelnitsky, and what came of it.
And in the place of a sculptor from mattress, I would build a monument to the American Indians, they were destroyed much more with the approval of the government. And put on the lawn in front of the White House.

[dirty trick]

Quote: Fedorov

For example, everyone remembers Bohdan Khmelnitsky, and what came of it.

a bit of history - Bohdan Khmelnitsky is a Polish nobleman who suffered from the Polish authorities for the Orthodox faith and later became a Cossack.
P.S. Cossacks are not a people, this is a military estate

[Fedorov]

Yes, I know, I'm talking about time. Poles of filth have done not only Ukraine, which was not, but also Russia. And the answer came to them, though sinful.

[Mountain shooter]

This is the so-called "focus point"! (from the word focus ...). Concentration of public attention on a historical event and attitude to it. Oh, I'm afraid Lviv and the surrounding area banderlogs will not get off ... Well, restitution, of course

[Vard]

So everything goes to this ... So to speak, everything is morally justified ...

[katalonec2014]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Well, restitution, of course

For the sake of this, they "raised this dregs from the bottom."
The crime is terrible, ktozh argues, but now they are “the first allies,” and they don’t poke a finger in the eye of the allies, and therefore I agree that the basis of this noise is money and hope for the return of Polish land.

[Evgeny Strygin]

Well, of course everything is clear, but the monument is to say the least .... so what is there - the sculptor’s head is in order?

[Black water]

I agree, instead of a feeling of grief, there will be fear among people .... babies impaled on peaks are terrible, horrible, scary ...... and certainly not for a monument .........

[Evgeny Strygin]

Well, this happens when infantile, stupid people get down to business. As if the relatives of the victims and the author himself had not planted anything. I would be so enraged.

[anjey]

the Poles must not forget about the Volyn tragedy and about who committed it

just something with Polish memory became ill, the feeding up of Hitler-Bandera was perpetrated, and the Soviet soldier swept this evil spirits from the Polish land, to whom monuments ungrateful pshek break ... where the logic and sanity in the European madhouse?

[Herculesic]

Poles have long needed to understand that history is not written for a good or bad neighbor! History should always consist of facts, and it doesn’t matter if your neighbors on the continent like it or not! History, it is always the truth on the principle of "as is, and as it was," and not as someone invented or wrote! !!!

[Coronel76]

Andrzej Pytinsky

Putin’s first read

[aszzz888]

... there is work for ukronatsikam ... let the Poles guard the future monument ...

[rotmistr60]

the Poles must not forget about the Volyn tragedy and about who committed it

Simple Poles and do not forget. But Polish politicians are ready to forget if only the "friendship" against Russia continues.

[Mihail55]

It would be better to put this monument in front of this building in Warsaw

[rocket757]

C'mon, cut the banderlogs of course. but GDP is to blame anyway.

[Going]

The author of the monument is the Polish sculptor Andrzej Pytinsky, who lives in the United States of America.

Hunting will be declared horses.

[Suharik.inline]

Monument ..... this is not a monument for memory, but for inciting hatred.

[Romulus]

Quote: Suharik.inline

..that is not such a monument for memory

Are you justifying Bandera? On whose mill do you pour water, on Ukrainian?

[revnagan]

Quote: Romulus

Are you justifying Bandera? On whose mill do you pour water, on Ukrainian?

Bandera’s people have the same attitude to Ukraine as Vlasov’s (and other collaborators) to Russia. Likewise, to commit crimes on behalf of a hated people, trying to bind, stain all this people in blood and crimes, hiding behind its name, is the style of all collaborators. that Bandera seized power in Ukraine by treachery and cunning does not mean that they became Ukrainians. Galician raguli mimic Ukrainians, trying to bind the whole nation with their criminal activity. Judging by your post, they succeed. You don’t need to help them. Galicia - Separately, Ukraine separately.

[apro]

The monument in memory of the victims of the genocide, of course, is needed and useful, it had to be erected immediately after the war, regardless of ideology and socialist solidarity. Now there would be less problems.
Victims suffered by simple Poles should not be forgotten.

[Terenin]

Eternal memory to all victims.

[CAT BAIYUN]

It is a sin to fuss about such monuments. Delivered and done right. That would be remembered ... Although this folk has a very selective memory: when it is profitable - I remember, when it is not profitable - I do not remember ... Something like that.
But I would suggest they put another monument. I will describe in brief.
The gallows (bronze). On it is a rope (natural). And in the rope - Bandera (and every day a new one that would not stink).

[revnagan]

Quote: KOT BYUN

The gallows (bronze). On it is a rope (natural). And in the rope - Bandera (and every day a new one that would not stink).

It would not be bad, but there is an addition: a similar monument in Ukraine, and in the loop-AKOVETS (Polish nationalist). And also new every day. Because everything that Bandera did with the Poles, they learned from the same Poles.

[CAT BAIYUN]

The place can be left vacant. Any rabble is enough. But I admit, in terms of the documented atrocities of the Craiova’s Army, I’ve somehow not heard enough.