Poland creates Museum of the Battle of Warsaw with the Red Army

In the outskirts of the Polish capital, in Ossów, the first stage of the construction of the Museum of the Battle of Warsaw began, which took place a hundred years ago, in 1920. Construction should be completed in two years.

A message about this appeared yesterday on the official website of the Polish government.

The opening ceremony of the construction site was attended by the Polish Minister of National Defense, Mariusz Blaszczak.

He announced that the new museum will become a branch of the Museum of the Polish Army.

The work of the institution is designed for the whole year round. Thus, in Poland they will remember the Battle of Warsaw not only on August 15, when they celebrate the victory in the battle and celebrate the Day of the Polish Army. The country believes that on this day a victory over the Bolsheviks took place, since the Soviet-Polish war of 1919-1921. they call it "Polish-Bolshevik".

It is assumed that the new museum will include four floors, which will house exhibitions, training rooms, as well as rooms for film screenings and conferences. There will be collected exhibits, documents, weapon and relics of that era. On a huge square in front of the building, there is space for historical reconstruction.

The institution will also conduct educational work aimed primarily at the younger generation. It is already clear what direction such work will have ...

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[newcomer]

And even if you don't feed them with bread, just let them bark in our direction.

[Uncle lee]

On the Don and in Zamosc
Smoldering white bones.
There are breezes above the bones.
Remember the ataman dogs
Remember Polish Pans
Konarmeyskie our blades.

If our land is calm
New wars will pour
Heavy machine gun rain
On the road familiar
For beloved Commissar
We will lead the fighting horses.

[KAVBER]

All this is good, but enough to fight on our own land, we must transfer the war and devastation to someone else's. Otherwise, as usual, they will first burn everything out of us, and then we drive them to their cities, but only we do not burn them out, we are civilized, and they do not understand this.

[For example]

Soviet-Polish war 1919-1921 they call it "Polish-Bolshevik".

Europe is now also Soviet because it lives according to the laws of the Council of Europe.

And the Bolshevik is not an obscene or obscene word.
Bolshevik is a native Russian word. For it was the Bolsheviks who created the state of the USSR on the ruins of the plundered country.
The Poles are one of those who plundered our state, the Russian Empire.

So, you need to respect the Bolsheviks.
It was they who saved the country from being plundered by the tsarist officials who (officials) and the Tsar betrayed both God and the people.

The truth is that now bureaucrats are again ruling the country.

[Tatyana]

Poland is creating the Museum of the Battle of Warsaw with the Red Army, which Poland needs in order to consolidate the younger generation against the next historical division of modern Poland. Namely.

All the present territories of Poland in the west and in the north were presented to her by the hated Stalin. Germany, which is now getting stronger economically, will definitely try to regain its territories from Poland. Earlier after WWII the USSR guaranteed the immutability of the Stalinist borders of Poland. Now the USSR does not exist - and Poland asks for guarantees of preserving its Stalinist borders after WWII from Washington - and not only.
"Hyena of Europe" - Poland - is aimed at further revenge of the results of WWI and WWII. Poland intends to regain the Russian cities of Lviv in Ukraine, Grodno in the Republic of Belarus, etc.
With its monuments and museum, Poland seeks to stake out the right to foreign territories as its national territories in the future US battle for the upcoming redivision of the world.

It is noteworthy that all the historical divisions of Poland took place exclusively because of the apartheid of the Polish Nazis of the Russian population, which includes both Ukrainians and Belarusians, as well as because of the need to free the Russian people and Orthodox Christians from genocide by the Poles by Russia / USSR.
This was the case under Catherine II. So it was in 1939 - as a result of the revival in Poland, revived after 1,5 centuries = after WWI and the Russian Civil War - apartheid of Russians from the Poles.

[tihonmarine]

Quote from Uncle Lee

For beloved Commissar
We will lead the fighting horses.

There are breezes above the bones.
Remember the ataman dogs
Remember Polish Pans
Konarmeyskie our blades.

[Orange bigg]

Quote: newbie

And even if you don't feed them with bread, just let them bark in our direction.

This is precisely their bread, which is fed to them by overseas watchers. Any whim for your money. So they are working out. American neocons are still in the Cold War era - what can we take from them?

Poland creates Museum of the Battle of Warsaw with the Red Army

The "relevance" of this idea is certainly off scale. There is nothing else to do. Templates of the Cold War.

[newcomer]

Well, rule, why are the monuments and memorials of the Red / Soviet Army demolished, freeing up living space for their idols. Well then, bomb all their industries that we gave them.

[Orange bigg]

Quote: newbie

Well, rule, why are the monuments and memorials of the Red / Soviet Army demolished, freeing up living space for their idols. Well then, bomb all their industries that we gave them.

So their entire industry has already been "bombed" by their western NATO allies under the sauce of decommunization. A striking example of this is the fate of Polish shipyards.

[newcomer]

We left not only shipyards for them.

[Albert1988]

Quote: newbie

We left not only shipyards for them.

So everything else also bent quietly, now from the industry they only have a German screwdriver assembly ...

[newcomer]

Well yes! And their military-industrial complex probably rivet equipment with a finger, and often with Ukrland.

[Albert1988]

Quote: newbie

Well yes! And their military-industrial complex probably rivet equipment with a finger, and often with Ukrland.

If you look at "their" military-industrial complex carefully, it becomes clear that there is also a compilation of foreign components for the most part ...

[newcomer]

And the technical groundwork, the techies themselves, who kept the power afloat after the 90s_ fell from the air? Scientific foundation, etc., etc.

[Albert1988]

Quote: newbie

And the technical groundwork

The Soviet technical reserve can only be implemented with the modernization of old T-72s.

Quote: newbie

the techies themselves, who kept the power afloat after the 90s_ fell from the air?

You probably wanted to say "disappeared into thin air"? No, they, fortunately for the Poles, remained and now they are working at new enterprises riveted machines of the PL-1 type with an uber futuristic design and filling in the form of a Swedish BMP with an English turret and electronics, as well as self-propelled guns in the form of an English turret on a Korean chassis with a German cannon ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: newbie

Well, rule, why are the monuments and memorials of the Red / Soviet Army demolished, freeing up living space for their idols.

But they forget that there are their monuments on our territory.
And it's also time to build a museum in honor of the Polish campaign of the Red Army on September 17 - October 6, 1939.
Let our children and grandchildren know their history, which we can only be proud of.

[newcomer]

By the way, you can apply to the Ministry of Culture.

[apro]

I wonder how the Polish People's Republic covered these events?

[newcomer]

Either neutral, or not at all. However, like in our USSR.

[apro]

Quote: newbie

Either neutral, or not at all. However, like in our USSR.

And this created problems for the USSR?

[newcomer]

Of course not.

[apro]

Quote: newbie

Of course not.

Whoa .....

[newcomer]

Details, please???

[apro]

Quote: apro

Quote: newbie

Of course not.

Whoa .....

Quote: newbie

Details, please???

How to solve problems.

[newcomer]

That's right. Only it is not clear why you addressed this explanation to me?
And I would like to understand the context of your comment.

[apro]

And even if you don't feed them with bread, just let them bark in our direction.
We need to feed the right bread ..

[newcomer]

So how? Can you put the crossword puzzle aside?

[svp67]

Quote: newbie

And even if you don't feed them with bread, just let them bark in our direction.

For them, it really is a DATE and an EVENT. What is really there. Here's another bad thing. August 02 was another anniversary of the victory at Molody, and we have SILENCE. But thanks to this battle, Russia survived and became Russia ... And in that place there is no memorial or museum ... It's a shame in front of the ancestors

[newcomer]

You can start, the time and place are unlimited, thanks to any dates, memorials, documentation in bulk. Perhaps the country's leadership considers it premature.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: svp67

What is really there. Here's another bad thing. August 02 was another anniversary of the victory at Molody, and we have SILENCE.

As the Romanovs forgot this battle, they still try not to remember. But on July 29, Summer of 7080 (1572), a five-day battle began near Molodya, 60 kilometers from Moscow, between Podolsk and Serpukhov, which became known as the Battle of Molodya. Nevertheless, we do not know anything about this, since the Romanovs do not the last of the Rurikovichs was needed, who actually created the country in which we live. And the battle he won was more significant than Poltava and Borodino. And in this his fate is similar to the fate of Stalin.

[Pravodel]

Should we open a museum of Suvorov's victories in the company of 1769-1772 and the capture of Warsaw in 1794 during the rebellion ... It's bad, only that the good-natured general-in-chief did not flog the insurgents, otherwise it would be possible from Madame Tussaud's museum borrow something for colorfulness.

[Zaurbek]

Warsaw shouldn't have been taken to WWII ... wait a couple more months

[newcomer]

Everything is much simpler, in the 20s we "got bogged down". Strike units broke away from the rear, in the heat of quick victories.

[KAVBER]

It was necessary to take, but there is definitely no hurry, how many lives of their people would be saved

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Zaurbek

Warsaw shouldn't have been taken to WWII ... wait a couple more months

I always write this, but the people or the Democrats, diligently minus, now it will also rush, "this and that" and so on.

[Pavel57]

It's a shame for our silence and lowing.

[Zaurbek]

The leadership has children in Europe and money and wants to go to summits ... Poles can add to the list of prohibited entry.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Zaurbek

Poles can add to the list of prohibited entry.

Bezporno add those who open their mouths.

[military_cat]

Quote: Pavel57

It's a shame for our silence and lowing.

In vain the protection of historical memory was not included in the constitution, then it would be impossible to bellow and be silent according to the law.

Wait a minute ...

[Pavel57]

It is necessary to create a museum of the history of Russian-Polish relations. With branches in Moscow, Smolensk, Nizhny.

[Orange bigg]

Quote: Pavel57

It is necessary to create a museum of the history of Russian-Polish relations. With branches in Moscow, Smolensk, Nizhny.

A lot of honor for some sort of Poland. Who are they to us? Familiar from the already distant past. No more.

[military_cat]

The liberation of Moscow from the Poles is a public holiday, by the way. Official holiday.

(But the day of the October Revolution is no longer there.)

[Zaurbek]

We'd better create the Yeltsin Center at the expense of the state .. and we also bahn branch

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Pavel57

It is necessary to create a museum of the history of Russian-Polish relations. With branches in Moscow, Smolensk, Nizhny.

The stories of how their tails were twisted, and brought to the form "convenient for taking logarithms".

[Thrifty]

So, as soon as it is built, it will be necessary to demand compensation for each killed Red Army soldier! After all, this "museum" will be proof of the mass genocide of the Soviet prisoners of war by the polyakhia! !!

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Thrifty

After all, this "museum" will be proof of the mass genocide of the Soviet prisoners of war by the polyakhia! !!

Once again I will publish a photo, proof of the brutal attitude towards our prisoners of war.

[bar]

Nothing can stop the people from dropping and fussing, this is their legal right

[smaug78]

Poland creates Museum of the Battle of Warsaw with the Red Army
Today, 13: 13

Russia's response, as always, will be crushing: the hysteria of the readers of Topwar and Masha-Kalinka (((

[KAVBER]

As long as there are those who pay the Poles for this, such pseudo museums will grow and flourish, you need to chop off the root, then all these flowers will wither

[fruit_cake]

they attacked themselves, took Kiev, they were knocked out of there, then they tried to take Warsaw, the Poles fought back with the help of their Western partners, now they are putting up a museum ... it's like now Germany would put up a museum for fighting the Red Army

[Reserve buildbat]

I can't understand one thing, where the gentlemen have so much ambition and how he gets along with meanness and the desire to lick the owner's boot. They are disgusting after all.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Stroibat stock

I can't understand one thing, where the gentlemen have so much ambition and how he gets along with meanness and the desire to lick the owner's boot.

After the partition of Poland, half of it was under Austria. The Germans taught well how to lick soldiers' boots, this can be seen from all limitrophes, the same consciousness.

[Vantal]

Forgotten go 1612. It looks like they've been holding a stone in their bosom since then.

[APASUS]

Well done Poles, they teach history.
Just learn the whole story, it may help you not to make mistakes, but so far it doesn't seem to help ................

[Ros 56]

In vain did Alexey Botyan help lyakham, pigs, they do not remember good.

[Keldysh Mstislav]

There was no need to liberate the Poles in 1945. They will never forgive us for this ...

[alex neym_2]

And where will the stand of 1939 be, when the arrogant Poles scurried to Romania?

[da Vinci]

When the time comes for the anniversary of the end of the Time of Troubles in Russia, you need to very well and thoughtfully celebrate the day of the expulsion of the nobles from Moscow. So that the Poles will remember until the next anniversary. But only very subtle, but very sharp.

[da Vinci]

For example, a quest on the Moscow Ring Road at "Susanin".

[da Vinci]

Well, the Poles piled on the Russians in 1920 (for what and why - it doesn't matter). How many Poles received from Russians - more than a dozen. Maybe in Warsaw to make a museum of Russian-Polish relations (somewhere from the time of Ivan # 4 or earlier?). And so, according to the Hamburg account, about everything in my heart!

[wandlitz]

Let this museum not forget to place documents about one hundred thousand Red Army soldiers who died in Polish captivity. Katyn fades before this crime ...

[Siberian54]

They already have a museum of the greatest provocation of the British racists against the Warsaw Jews, there will be another similar one. Still the only victory in the new history of Poland: the tsarist colonels and generals fought off the tsarist warrant officers of the war period - a "great achievement"

[Pavel57]

Quote: Vantal

Forgotten go 1612. It looks like they've been holding a stone in their bosom since then.

Then there was 1618, when the Poles hired the Cossacks headed by Petr Sagaidachny, as a result of which the Poles got Smolensk (actually occupied since 1611) and other lands under the contract. Smolensk was returned in 1654.

[1536]

Descendants of the killers of the Red Army create a museum? And what will be presented in it? Hoes, shovels, clubs, knives, pistols and cartridges with which our soldiers and commanders were killed? Let it be empty for you, Poles!

[hhhhhhh]

We need to create a museum of Poland's attack on the USSR