“This is a Stalinist narrative”: The Polish Foreign Ministry talked about a conversation with the Russian ambassador
The Polish Foreign Ministry commented on the call of the Russian ambassador Sergey Andreev in connection with the well-known statements of Vladimir Putin about the cooperation of the Polish authorities with Hitler in the 30s of the XX century. Recall that the President of Russia at several meetings presented data from archival documents, which, in particular, reported on the approval by the Polish ambassador to the Third Reich, Joseph Lipsky, of the expulsion of Jews from Europe to Africa.
Recall that on the eve of the Russian ambassador to Poland, after visiting the Polish Foreign Ministry, he noted the following:
Sergey Andreev also said that Russia would not allow anyone to read notations.
The Polish media published comments on this issue by Marcin Psidach (pictured here). This is the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, heading the so-called Eastern Department.
Psidach in an interview with the Polish Press Agency:
According to this “logic” of the Polish diplomat, it is necessary to conclude that official Warsaw intends to consider the data from archival documents as “historical insinuations”. Accordingly, it is difficult to imagine what, in this case, the data and materials of the modern Polish authorities do not belong to “historical insinuations”.
Psidach:
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