Poland accused the USSR and Nazi Germany of unleashing World War II

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Poland accused the USSR and Nazi Germany of unleashing World War II

Poland once again blamed the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany for the outbreak of World War II. This was stated by Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

The Polish prime minister, speaking in the city of Wielun at the events dedicated to the 81st anniversary of the attack of Nazi Germany on Poland, accused the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany of starting World War II. According to him, the war was unleashed by "two totalitarian regimes."



It was not only a total war, but also a totalitarian one, because it was unleashed by two totalitarian regimes. Totalitarian in design, destructive, barbaric and in the full sense of the word criminal

- said Moravetsky.

At the same time, the Polish prime minister stressed that the truth about World War II is often distorted, most likely referring to Russia, since Warsaw has repeatedly stated about the distortion stories precisely by Russian historians and politicians.

Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values

- he added.

Note that at the beginning of this year, the Seim of Poland (the lower house of parliament) adopted a resolution stating that the Soviet Union, along with Hitler's Germany, was to blame for the beginning of World War II. At the same time, Polish parliamentarians accused Russia of falsifying history, saying that the Russian authorities "are trying to make Poland responsible for the outbreak of World War II."

According to them, the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact led to the outbreak of World War II, and Poland was "a victim of collusion." At the same time, Warsaw is modestly silent about the role of Poland in the partition of Czechoslovakia and collusion with Hitler.
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  1. +6
    1 September 2020 12: 40
    .... and you blame them for something.
    1. KAV
      +27
      1 September 2020 12: 47
      It was not only a total war, but also a totalitarian one, because it was unleashed by two totalitarian regimes.
      It would be nice to show Poland in full, for support and complicity with fascism! Maybe it's enough to make excuses already? We should also give an oncoming lane!
      Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values
      What the hell is he talking about ?! What are the values ​​?? Hatred of everything Slavic, parasitic way of existence, Nazism ??

      That is, everyone is to blame, except for themselves! Well settled!
      1. +8
        1 September 2020 13: 01
        + remember all their rat-tricks of foreign lands

        Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values

        But here they did not lie: the European main value is to squeeze out what is bad.
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          1. +4
            1 September 2020 17: 50
            Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is a psychopath called Macerewicz II.
            It's okay that the people of Poland consider Macerevich to be crazy - sick with political necrophilia!
            But Moravetsky, how much more time will he punch the brains of the world and Russia ?!
            It's time to stop before it's too late.

            Why shouldn't Russia impose sanctions against Moravetsky and recognize him as persona non grata in Russia? Since Poland unceremoniously interferes in the internal affairs of other states - in the affairs of the same Republic of Belarus - since 1938, and even earlier - even under Pilsudski!

            Poland, after all, through the mouth of Moravetsky, declares a NEW war on Russia - "Nach Osten!" (To the East!)!
          2. 0
            3 September 2020 02: 17
            Well, if the French have named cognac sincerely, in honor of their national hero, whom some people in the wild west regard as the reincarnation of Karl, so to speak, the great, then the Napoleon cake is kind of like a domestic lotion. Nice to cut sweet Napoleon into pieces and eat. But Napoleon is a very controversial figure. Even though he is an aggressor, and even with a nasty habit of throwing his defeated armies anywhere, but always bearing in mind to revanchise. In the interests of the French people, of course. They say that out of half a million of his army, which he put in Russia, there were only 127 thousand French. A trifle, sir! Well, here he, of course, lied to the Parisian electorate.
            But he still cannot be denied personal courage and some civic virtues. To the bridge with the banner - please, to the plague hospital - please ... Well, and some, albeit somewhat wild, concept of officer honor. Corsicans are generally wild. But for all that, when the marshals in Fontainebleau disowned him, accepted it calmly and surrendered, he did not arrange a massacre in the Corsican traditions. By the way, Suvorov, by the way, although somewhat ironic, but still not without respect spoke about the young Napoleon. "The boy is walking wide, it's time to calm the young man." Well, it is known that Alexander Vasilich was generally a very peculiar person. The legislation of many European countries was created on the basis of the Napoleon code - the laws there, maybe not bad ...

            And yet, unlike Hitler, Napoleon himself waged a war not entirely for destruction, not completely total. Sometimes he only freaked out a little. He wanted to draw Russia into his orbit against England, just like Prussia and Austria. It seems that at first he intended to free the peasants, but changed his mind a little.

            And Hitler is a corporal, he is a corporal. If only a non-commissioned officer ... Front-line soldier, they say. Crazy finished. He served in the office under the colonel, who generally did not give him a penny. But - nevertheless, literate ... In 1933, according to some English writer, he forgot who exactly, this colonel was beaten to death near his castle (Otto von was, as far as I remember) his own prosthesis. He counted for humiliation. And during the Great Patriotic War, I never went further than the bunker in Vinnitsa, when the front was still near Kursk. And in general - a complete cannibal. Goebbels seems to be even worse - the cannibal's henchman is usually worse than himself. So vomit from such cakes and cognacs ...
        2. 0
          2 September 2020 11: 21
          Take a closer look at the photo of this figure! The mouth is twisted, the eye is squinted, the face is dissatisfied - it is clearly visible that the man is lying! Of course, maybe they took the first photo that came to hand - it means that it is always lying ... Such a vile base creation ... It's not even worth listening to what it says ...
      2. +9
        1 September 2020 13: 06
        Poland is the hyena of Europe.
        1. +5
          1 September 2020 13: 22
          Political female with low social responsibility.
          1. +2
            1 September 2020 14: 27
            Polish deceitful reply to DOCUMENTS on the conspiracy of Poland with Adolf and the partition of Czechoslovakia.
            1. +6
              1 September 2020 15: 15
              The annexation of the Sudetenland was carried out from 1 to 10 October 1938. Poland sent another ultimatum to Prague and, at the same time with German troops, brought its army into the Cieszyn region, the subject of territorial disputes between it and Czechoslovakia in 1918-1920. Hungary also received its share, annexing the southern and eastern regions of Slovakia, 87% populated by ethnic Hungarians.
              In addition, Poland refused to let the Red Army through to stop Hitler's expansion.
              In general, Poland is directly responsible for the outbreak of World War II.
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        2. -1
          1 September 2020 20: 04
          Quote: Nikolay Ivanov_5
          Poland is the hyena of Europe.

          You are wrong. Liechtenstein is now the hyena of Europe. And Poland, so.
      3. +7
        1 September 2020 13: 32
        We entered into an alliance with the Germans to jointly attack the USSR. A little further, Hitler asked for a passage to Danzig, but the psheks were so stupid that they refused him. In general, they asked for it.
      4. +5
        1 September 2020 13: 38
        It's time to poke them on. Direct by day and by all documents, starting with Mein Kampf. Who and whom was going to conquer, what was the attitude of the Poles to this and what were their actions. And then something has already become insolent.
      5. +20
        1 September 2020 13: 56
        Quote: KAV
        Maybe it's enough to make excuses already? We should also give an oncoming lane!

        It is high time. Soft power politics in Europe are mistaken for our weakness.
        Quote: KAV
        What are the values ​​??

        In my opinion, he himself does not know what such values ​​they carry ...
      6. 0
        3 September 2020 02: 19
        Oh, what a contemptuous face! I recognize a familiar look, had the good fortune to communicate with several.
    2. +35
      1 September 2020 13: 03
      Quote: Zaurbek
      and you blame them for something.

      We ourselves had a hand in this. Fewer of all Solzhenitsyns should be printed and films about the bloody Stalinist regime should be shot.
      1. +6
        1 September 2020 13: 06
        And to destroy the USSR and withdraw troops from Europe.
      2. +8
        1 September 2020 13: 39
        And Katyn should be investigated in a new way. And then something suggests that our Poles not only did not shoot, but were not going to do it either. It was too illogical.
        1. +21
          1 September 2020 14: 01
          Quote: Pavel73
          Katyn should be investigated in a new way

          What is there to investigate? The archives contain all the documents confirming that Katyn was the work of the Germans. Documents handed over to the Poles confirming the USSR's involvement in Katyn is a lie, a vile and blatant lie, nothing more.
        2. -1
          1 September 2020 19: 39
          Quote: Pavel73
          It was too illogical.

          I support. Yes, the Poles were shot, but they took pity on the Nazis, they took l-logic prisoner laughing Even the forest brothers and other banderoshushera were put in camps, spared
      3. 0
        3 September 2020 02: 43
        Who are "we? The overwhelming majority of the Solzhenitsyn not only did not publish, but did not read for the time being, and did not shoot films about the bloody Stalinist regime. Here is the epic "Liberation" - I remember. Actor Olyalin, who played the role of a front-line major, was accepted by the front-line soldiers as their own, although he did not fit in any way in age. Stalin, I believe, is shown there truthfully. And "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich", published under Khrushchev, was somehow slipped to me by good friends, I suppose they thought I would say - "Come on again." Type allowed - you need to know the truth. Samizdat would have already gone. But I returned silently. He didn't say a word. And the combine operator Misha threw all this garbage can into the soul. I remember thinking - well, we need to get acquainted. I couldn't finish reading almost anything. Here is "Cancer Ward" - it seems true.
        Well, fans of Galich, of course, had a great influence in the intelligentsia. Yes, and Okudzhava, too, was noted in London. Banner, so to speak. Vizbor, and especially Vysotsky, was not greatly favored by a significant part of the intelligent public - to the extent of their patriotism. And the same Okudzhava can hardly be called a patriot. He has a lot of double bottom. It was with the permitted Okudzhava and the seemingly forbidden, but still famous Galich that confusion and vacillation began. Doubtful songs are easier to distribute than boring Talmuds. Solzhenitsyn later actually appeared on the horizon of the general public. Heard, heard, but few read. Well, by the way, in "One Day ..." there are probably not so many lies. It was he who later roamed. Well, it began. "Why do we need a street if it does not lead to the temple?" - understand. And now they don't seem to need a temple either. Give them Serebrenikov's ballets. In general, "Well, come on, you are a vigorous louse! And the deer is not good for you! And yesterday I was grubbing my soul - take out the deer, but put it down!"
        1. +15
          3 September 2020 08: 56
          Quote: Nikolai Korovin
          Who are "we?

          We are the current Russian state.
    3. +5
      1 September 2020 13: 19
      It was in vain that the Soviet Union helped them, that after the victory over Nazi Germany, the German lands of three German provinces were annexed to Poland. In favor of Poland, 2/3 of Prussia, the lands of Pomerania and the lands of Silesia were torn away from Germany. The Germans were forcibly evicted, and Germany lost about 25% of its past territories.
      1. +18
        1 September 2020 14: 10
        Quote: Nikolay Ivanov_5
        In vain did the Soviet Union help them that after the victory

        "Carthage (Germany) must be destroyed." And Germany was punished. This was not assistance, but humiliation of the enemy who unleashed World War II. The Germans were enemies who unleashed two world wars and were responsible for the destruction of the civilian population of the USSR. Nobody at that time suspected that Poland would become our enemy again after a while. And you shouldn't feel sorry for Germany now. At such moments, pity for the Germans about the rejection of their territory, it is worth remembering the millions of victims of Soviet civilians at the hands of the German occupiers and about the thousands of destroyed Soviet cities and villages.
        1. +4
          1 September 2020 15: 15
          Nobody at that time suspected that Poland would become our enemy again after a while. And you shouldn't feel sorry for Germany now. At such moments, pity for the Germans about the rejection of their territory, it is worth remembering about the millions of victims of Soviet civilians at the hands of the German occupiers and about the thousands of destroyed Soviet cities and villages.

          So it was necessary to add the Pomeranian to the Kaliningrad region, and a couple of others !!!
          And the Poles - shish!
          1. +18
            1 September 2020 16: 31
            Quote: VIK1711
            So it was necessary to add the Pomeranian to the Kaliningrad region, and a couple of others !!!
            And the Poles - shish!

            I agree. It was necessary to.
          2. +1
            1 September 2020 19: 35
            Quote: VIK1711
            So it was necessary to add the Pomeranian to the Kaliningrad region, and a couple of others !!!
            And the Poles - shish!

            I had to look for a compromise with the United States and Britain. And with the Poles too.
            We got, most likely, the maximum possible.
      2. +4
        1 September 2020 14: 52
        Quote: Nikolay Ivanov_5
        In vain did the Soviet Union help them that after the victory over Nazi Germany

        Not only Poland, but the rest of the socialist camp in Europe played the role of a buffer for the USSR in the post-war period. They helped everyone. Otherwise, they would have been assisted by the Anglo-Saxons.
        Already in April 1945, when the USSR and its allies were finishing off the fascist reptile in its lair, Winston Churchill ordered the General Staff to develop a plan for a war with the Soviet Union. This plan was called "Operation Unthinkable."

        The Warsaw Pact organization has played a positive role. Over the 36 years of its existence, the USSR has rebuilt the destroyed cities, restored industry and strengthened its defenses.
        Now the prime ministers of Poland can cheer as much as they like.
    4. +6
      1 September 2020 13: 29
      1938, the invasion of the Polish troops into the Czech Republic, together with the Wehrmacht troops.
      1. NKT
        +5
        1 September 2020 13: 43
        There was also Hungary
  2. 1_2
    +18
    1 September 2020 12: 40
    let Lavrov remind the Poles of the 1934 pact, Hitler and Pilsudski wanted to go East together
  3. +13
    1 September 2020 12: 44
    Well, the face of Moravetsky ..
    At the same time, the Polish prime minister stressed that the truth about World War II is often distorted

    Freudian slip: it is you and your curators who are distorted.
    1. +1
      1 September 2020 13: 18
      That's for sure, with such a hare, only sell tickets to the public toilet. The earth carries everyone.
  4. +5
    1 September 2020 12: 44
    Something too many of these "defenders" of all sorts of "values", you Poles, Ukrainians, Georgians, Balts, figure out who is the most valuable "defender", that is, who is the favorite of the wives of the heir to fascism.
    1. +3
      1 September 2020 12: 58
      Quote: newbie
      you there, Poles, Ukrainians, Georgians, Balts, figure it out among themselves who is the most valuable "defender"

      Eh, it would be nice ...
      The evil spirits beat in their chest and wore each other out.
      The disgrace has ceased forever -
      A man walks into the forest fearlessly,
      Not scary at all!
      ©
  5. +10
    1 September 2020 12: 45
    what a terrible face
    1. +6
      1 September 2020 12: 47
      It's still nothing. And what a rotten gut he has!
      1. 0
        1 September 2020 13: 00
        his insides crawled out)))) as they say the fact on the face)))
        1. +2
          1 September 2020 13: 43
          Look at them, Hussein Huslia, look at these blockheads, at their muzzles, which are quite similar to those of a donkey! Indeed, no sovereign has ever had such stupid and careless viziers!

          “The Most Serene Emir is absolutely right,” said Khoja Nasreddin, looking around the silent courtiers and as if taking aim to strike the first blow. - The faces of these people, as I see, are not marked with the seal of wisdom!

          - Exactly! - the emir was delighted. - Exactly - not marked with the seal of wisdom!

          “I will also say,” continued Khoja Nasreddin, “that I likewise do not see here persons marked with the seal of virtue and honesty.

          - The thieves! - said the emir with conviction. - All thieves! Every single one!
          (C)
      2. +2
        1 September 2020 13: 20
        Moravetsky is very harmonious, the rotten insides match the appearance.
    2. +4
      1 September 2020 12: 48
      All the Polish arrogance and dumbness on this face is read ...
  6. +11
    1 September 2020 12: 46
    Poland accused the USSR and Nazi Germany of unleashing World War II
    HA, maybe this is Poland (at that time an unconditional ally of fascism) with Germany, in 1938 marked the beginning of the Second World War? It was the Polish waxes, together with the Germans, who invaded the Cieszyn region.
    1. 0
      1 September 2020 12: 54
      Quote: Trapp1st
      HA, maybe it was Poland with Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, France and Italy in 1938 that marked the beginning of the Second World War?

      Yes, you, what? Yes, how can this be thought?
      (Irony mixed with sarcasm, I hope you got it?) wassat
    2. +12
      1 September 2020 14: 14
      Quote: Trapp1st
      maybe it's Poland

      Poland, Germany, France, Great Britain are the main instigators and perpetrators of the Second World War.
  7. +13
    1 September 2020 12: 46
    Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values
    - he added.

    And I didn't lie! Indeed, a year before the invasion of Poland, the latter was chopped off under the guise of Teshin when Germany invaded Czechoslovakia. Such, you know, the unity of European values ​​- Poland and Germany, with the blessing of England and France, divide the sovereign state of Czechoslovakia laughing
  8. +7
    1 September 2020 12: 49
    And that he is right, the two totalitarian regimes of Germany and Poland.
  9. +3
    1 September 2020 12: 51
    According to them, the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact led to the outbreak of World War II, and Poland was "a victim of collusion."

    Kino, I remember, saw: "Portraying the victim."
  10. +16
    1 September 2020 12: 53
    After the 1st world country, the Entente kindly allowed the Poles to create their own state and even drew borders - in the east along the "Curzon line".
    However, this scandalous nation raved about the great speech of the polite and managed to quarrel with all its neighbors. First of all, she quarreled with the young Soviet Russia - using the civil war, the Poles seized western Ukraine and Belorussia, and also annexed the Vilnius region - having quarreled with Lithuania right up to the breakdown of diplomatic relations. This was followed by a period of shyness from an alliance with the Anglo-French against the Germans to an alliance with Germany against the USSR. Ultimately, Pan Pilsudski in 1934 concluded a non-aggression pact with Hitler. Having acquired a new "friend" the arrogant Poles in 1938, together with Hitler, cheerfully divided Czechoslovakia - having chopped off the Teshin region from her and naturally again quarreled with their neighbor. Meanwhile, Hitler finally decided to eliminate the consequences of the Versailles Treaty and demanded that his friends of the Poles return the status of Danzig (Gdansk) and provide a transport corridor to East Prussia. And what are the proud Poles? Of course they refused and quarreled with Adolf, but he is not Lithuania or the Czech Republic - this is how the Poles signed their own verdict. After the war, once again gaining independence from the hands of Stalin, they are now again quarreling with Russia and Bolorussia, hiding behind a handful of American dollars - they are not taught history lessons.
    1. +3
      1 September 2020 13: 38
      Quote: Ivan Chapaev
      After the 1st world country, the Entente kindly allowed the Poles to create their own state and even drew borders - in the east along the "Curzon line".
      The most important thing is that after the First World War, the "Entente countries", mainly Great Britain and the United States, kindly turned a blind eye to Germany's violation of the restrictions of Versailles, allowing Hitler, who came to power, to start building the Third Reich.

      It was the Anglo-Saxons who were the main instigators of the creation of anti-USSR from defeated Germany, and anti-communism from German Nazism, respectively, the Anglo-Saxons were the main instigators of the Second World War. For the necessary military and economic potential, Hitler was allowed to take Austria, and Czechoslovakia was given. Further, the "strange war", according to which Germany, having swallowed Poland, actually captures most of Western Europe. Oddly enough, Adolf Hitler stops the German offensive for three days, in fact, allowing the British to evacuate from near Dunkirk. "Sea Lion" will remain a horror story to divert one's eyes from Hitler's true destiny - the destruction or total weakening of the first socialist country not under the control of world capitalism - the USSR, and to those mortally dangerous to the masters of capitalism, represented by the Rothschilds, Morgan, Rockefellers and like them. These ghouls were supposed to sit on the same bench with the Nazis before the tribunal in Nuremberg ...

      As for the pshek, these sixes in London and Washington, if they are so unhappy with the "Soviet tyranny" that washed them from the filth that preserved the statehood of Poland and created its economic growth, they would have returned their lands to the Germans if Soviet power was illegal for them.
  11. +1
    1 September 2020 12: 53
    Pick up the archives ..... what the Poles did during the Second World War.
  12. HAM
    +2
    1 September 2020 12: 53
    The prostitute announced the rape ..... "victim", but not the collusion ...
  13. +4
    1 September 2020 12: 54
    To pervert, slander and rob - that's all your "values" Mr. Moravetsky.
    There are also all sorts of gender perverts, sadists, Nazi-crap and so on ... but that's it, little thing.
    It is a pity that now in Russia he is not the successor of Stalin's cause, otherwise they would have reminded the Poles of forgotten lessons of history ...
  14. +2
    1 September 2020 12: 55
    And who will remember the Soviet-Polish war and how did the Poles sign a declaration on the non-use of force between Germany and Poland?
  15. +2
    1 September 2020 12: 57
    Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values

    Yes, yes, especially when Czechoslovakia was divided with the Nazis.
    No, incorrigible ...
  16. +9
    1 September 2020 12: 58
    the devils forgot about Danzig, where they killed the Germans in thousands, and when Hitler offered to take the German population out of the city along the Danzig corridor, the Poles sent him through the forest, continuing to scoff at the Germans in Danzig, and for this they got tons of tonsils.
    1. 0
      1 September 2020 13: 44
      Quote: alpamys

      alpamys
      Today, 12: 58
      NEW

      Wow, what is your nickname. good
      Haven't you met? wink
      1. 0
        1 September 2020 14: 13
        I'm sorry. Mixed up with Almasty. lol
  17. 0
    1 September 2020 13: 00
    They may remember and want the next section of the Commonwealth.
  18. +2
    1 September 2020 13: 02
    Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values

    And so it was. I can even name similar values, for example, the property of Jews in the city of Jedwabne, which was taken / defended in the summer of 1941 during the pogroms that were organized without the help of the Germans, by their own Polish forces
  19. +1
    1 September 2020 13: 07
    Every year the same thing ..... even if they came up with something new.
    1. +2
      1 September 2020 13: 27
      Every year the same thing ..... even if they came up with something new.

      So they came up with it! So far, two "barbarian totalitarian states" (Moravetsky) angry fought for life and death among themselves, the Poles are heroically defended European values. fellow
  20. +1
    1 September 2020 13: 14
    The dog barks in the wind, but Moravetsky didn’t remember how they sawed foreign territories. Why is politics good? The Moravets start a fight, and the people spit blood.
    But if just such a politician in the face for such statements, you look and the world would become cleaner. Political correctness does not allow me to say full about this bag of feces.
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  22. +5
    1 September 2020 13: 15
    At the same time, the Polish prime minister stressed that the truth about the Second World War is often distorted, most likely referring to Russia, since in Warsaw they have repeatedly stated that it was Russian historians and politicians who distorted history.

    Poles are on fire
    the beginning of World War II was led by the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, and Poland became a "victim of collusion".

    Oops, what stupid Poles have forgotten about Teshin volost yeah!



    The Sejm of Poland (the lower house of parliament) adopted a resolution stating that the Soviet Union is to blame along with Hitler's Germany

    Clowns. Stupid evil clowns ...

    because it was unleashed by two totalitarian regimes. Totalitarian in design, destructive, barbaric and in the full sense of the word criminal

    Here the Polish prime minister is one hundred percent right! Two totalitarian regimes of Poland and Germany, which first divided Czechoslovakia ...
    wassat good
  23. +5
    1 September 2020 13: 16
    The main instigators of the Second World War accuse everyone around, except themselves ... They do not want to answer for the Holocaust? Where did the prisoners of Sobibor, who escaped to freedom, and went to Poland at their addresses, disappeared? Don't take it there. Skeletons everywhere in the closet ...
  24. +4
    1 September 2020 13: 18
    Absolutely shameless, hypocritical naggers. This is who our true enemy is! Even the German Nazis were more honest. They only needed our land, and for them we ourselves were something like harmful animals, subject to extermination as needed. They did not hide it. Poland dares to blatantly lie to the whole world, shake the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, "forgetting" about the Munich pact and about all other pacts concluded by Poland itself with the Nazis long before the USSR.
  25. +7
    1 September 2020 13: 20
    Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values

    No comments.

  26. +2
    1 September 2020 13: 30
    Churchill, back in 38, called Poland the hyena of Europe, in the article
    About the meanness of the Poles. And this applied to the Tishinskaya region.
  27. 0
    1 September 2020 13: 30
    Poland once again blamed the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany for the outbreak of World War II.


    What is Poland anyway? The country behaving like a cheap prostitute does not deserve a mention of it and what they blather there all the more.
  28. +1
    1 September 2020 13: 32
    Old songs about those who tore apart Czechoslovakia with the Hungarians and the Germans ...
    Well, another session of Kaczynski's digging is still missing ...
  29. 0
    1 September 2020 13: 33
    German Foreign Minister H. Maas, together with the historian A. Virching, published an article in "Spiegel" ("No politics without history"), which unequivocally states that it was Germany who unleashed World War II with its attack on Poland. Moravetsky did not read?
    1. +1
      1 September 2020 13: 35
      Moreover, it is determined in the decisions of the Nuremberg Tribunal
  30. +1
    1 September 2020 13: 37
    the Polish prime minister stressed that the truth about World War II is often distorted,

    True, he modestly kept silent that it is mainly distorted by Poland itself
  31. +2
    1 September 2020 13: 41
    Shit-nose, with a highly intelligent, unrealistically inspired face ...
  32. +1
    1 September 2020 13: 43
    Archival documents, some of which were read by VVP, and then published in the media, still burn Polish pride, do not allow you to sleep peacefully at night. So they try to denigrate and slander as much as they can. You can't fix a scoundrel.
  33. +1
    1 September 2020 13: 49
    Poland is now ready to shove the beginning of the war even on aliens, if only they do not remember her participation in the partition of Czechoslovakia !!
  34. +1
    1 September 2020 13: 51
    you bastards for Ivan Susanin have not yet answered, but yourself there stop
    1. +2
      1 September 2020 14: 20
      That False Dmitry tried to sell Russia to the Anglo-Saxons, that all Brzezinski and Moravets - yesterday and today are dividing the unkilled bear.
  35. +1
    1 September 2020 14: 05
    Poland once again blamed the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany for the outbreak of World War II. This was stated by Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

    Polish politicians will agree before the fourth partition of Poland.
  36. 0
    1 September 2020 14: 12
    "At the same time, Warsaw is modestly silent about the role of Poland in the partition of Czechoslovakia and collusion with Hitler."
    Enough about that. The world war began long before the attack on Poland. World War began in China. The war was unleashed by the Japan-Germany-Italy bloc. Until its destruction, Poland tossed between the Hitlerite and anti-Hitler coalition. Such is the fate.
  37. -1
    1 September 2020 14: 30
    I doubt that the Poles themselves believe in this.
  38. 0
    1 September 2020 15: 15
    Interestingly, neither country with "totalitarian regimes" has existed for a long time .. now, of course, you can safely blame .. but I wonder why? well accused .. then what? has it become easier? take a pie from the shelf ..
  39. +1
    1 September 2020 15: 28
    Well, seriously, well, it's really like a dog barking. "We were the ones who defended European values ​​...". Tore apart Czechoslovakia. We set out to jointly declare in the USSR. Even, damn it, Anderson, having taken out the last from the bins of the warring Union, simply faded from a real fight for survival. Well, figs with him would moan further that they are victims. But to expose yourself for "fighters for values"? The Polish army (even with their ambition) is who defended the values.
    1. -1
      1 September 2020 17: 26
      Quote: sleeve
      Well, seriously, well, it's really like a dog barking. “We were the ones who defended European values.

      To the hyena, as one big politician in England said Che ...
      1. 0
        1 September 2020 19: 24
        Oh, I forgot ... Then crying and coughing ...
  40. +2
    1 September 2020 16: 07
    It was not only a total war, but also a totalitarian one, because it was unleashed by two totalitarian regimes.

    For this it is possible to lower the level of diplomatic relations, and additionally to trade.
    Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values

    Probably a promise to erect a monument to Hitler for "solving" the Jewish question. Or by blocking the passage of the Red Army to help the Czechs in 1938 .... And they defended another value when a piece was torn from a neighboring state. wassat Verily, the most vile of vile ...
  41. +3
    1 September 2020 16: 37
    The war began between Poland, the British Empire, France and Germany. The USSR did not take part in this war. Britain and France did not declare war on the USSR.
    Poland must deeply regret that it occupied the territories of Ukraine, Lithuania and Belarus and will pay reparations.
    Poland must admit that it contributed to the victory of the Nazis in Germany.
  42. +1
    1 September 2020 17: 23
    Poland accused the USSR and Nazi Germany of unleashing World War II

    All questions for Chamberlain and other world financial tycoons.
    And yet Churchill was right about Poland. hi
    1. +8
      7 September 2020 14: 00
      Quote: Husit
      And yet Churchill was right about Poland.

      He was a smart man. But he did not manage to outplay Stalin.
  43. +2
    1 September 2020 17: 43
    Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values - said the Polish prime minister, forgetting to say that it was in Poland that the death machine for gas chambers was created, it is Poland that is to blame for this, but it is not customary to talk about this ...
    1. -1
      1 September 2020 19: 49
      Quote: AlexFly
      Meanwhile, it was we who defended European values - said the Polish prime minister, forgetting to say that it was in Poland that the death machine for gas chambers was created, it is Poland that is to blame for this, but it is not customary to talk about this ...

      And they staged Jewish pogroms after 45 .. Even Soviet troops had to be involved .. Why is Israel modestly keeping quiet about this? And what is happening in the outskirts on their tip and now attempts in Belarus with these Nazi flags .. Or do they want to repeat it? All this is strange and leads to many thoughts, especially about the Holocaust ..
      1. +8
        7 September 2020 14: 00
        There is nothing strange. The Polish hyena imagines itself to be a "great European power", a kind of European "lion". but they have forgotten what ambition leads them to. And he usually leads to one thing - the partition of Poland.
  44. +3
    1 September 2020 19: 11
    In fact, in addition to Germany, Poland and England are to blame for unleashing the war.
    1. -1
      1 September 2020 19: 52
      Quote: Torak
      In fact, in addition to Germany, Poland and England are to blame for unleashing the war.

      And someone else, but I’m silent about that ..
      1. +7
        7 September 2020 13: 59
        Blame for the outbreak of the 2nd World War is primarily to blame for England, France, Germany, Italy. Secondly, of course, Poland, since the Poles decided to take part in the partition of Czechoslovakia together with the Germans and Hungarians.
  45. +2
    1 September 2020 19: 44
    Quote: Zaurbek
    Pick up the archives ..... what the Poles did during the Second World War.

    What were the Poles doing? They didn't do anything bad, from their point of view. We fought with the Soviet Union in the Wehrmacht and the SS.
    1. 0
      1 September 2020 19: 56
      Quote: Captain Pushkin
      Quote: Zaurbek
      Pick up the archives ..... what the Poles did during the Second World War.

      What were the Poles doing? They didn't do anything bad, from their point of view. We fought with the Soviet Union in the Wehrmacht and the SS.

      And with pleasure, especially in punitive operations commanding UNAUNSO and others ..
      Now they are heroes and everything starts from the beginning ..
      1. +9
        7 September 2020 13: 58
        Quote: Husit
        Now they are heroes

        OUN members committed crimes and stained themselves with the blood of not only the Russian and Jewish, but also the Ukrainian people. and now they are in Ukraine, where they committed their crimes, heroes ... there is no forgiveness for the politicians and leaders of Ukraine for exalting Nazi criminals.
    2. +10
      7 September 2020 13: 59
      Quote: Captain Pushkin
      Nothing bad from their point of view

      especially the Krajova army. these were no better than the SS and OUN men.
  46. 0
    1 September 2020 21: 03
    1) The Rhineland was fed to Hitler. Fact? Fact.

    2) Forgiven reparations for WW1 - which amounted to 100 thousand tons of gold. Fact? Fact.

    3) Britain entered into a naval pact with Hitler, allowing the building of a navy, including submarines.

     4) Austria was fed to Hitler - no one scratched himself.

     5) deriban of Czechoslovakia. Moreover, during the deriban, Hitler violated the Munich agreements - he completely occupied the Czech Republic, and brought a puppet to power in Slovakia. Who cho vyaknul against?

     All this time the Union bombarded the French and British embassies with proposals to stop this scumbag. Even Western (!) Historians write works on the topic of the Union's attempts to put together an anti-Hitler pact. And only when it became clear that all efforts were in vain - they put Molotov as People's Commissar for Indel and he concluded the notorious non-aggression pact. With secret additions - and who did not have these secret additions, pray tell? 

     You can continue further. laughing
    1. 0
      2 September 2020 10: 56
      Quote: Gennady Fomkin
      and even Western (!) historians are writing works about the Union's attempts to put together an anti-Hitler pact.

      Actually, Churchill wrote about this in some detail in his six-volume book "World War II"
  47. -1
    1 September 2020 21: 07
    Stalin, the Soviet leadership, our generals - they could not imagine how passive gamaseks are the Poles, French, British, Belgians, Dutch and other huskies. How liquid they turn out to be by shit. laughing Tell someone in the summer of 39th that Poland, under the blow of Germany, will merge into the toilet in 2 weeks - no one would have believed. Tell someone that the united armies of France, Britain, Belgium and other mongrels will be destroyed in 40 days, France will surrender and Britain will be thrown from the continent to the island - twisted a finger to his temple. laughing  The two world superpowers have merged in the most shameful way. Smells like shit.
  48. +2
    1 September 2020 21: 34
    You saw your face, Pan Moravetsky
    1. +6
      7 September 2020 13: 57
      Quote: vovashturman
      You saw your face, Pan Moravetsky

      Such a "spiritual" face will not be seen in a dream ... laughing
  49. +1
    2 September 2020 04: 03
    Poles love to blame both Russia and Germany ..., although they are silent about their role in unleashing WWII ... the gentry and the whore are the same root words
  50. +1
    2 September 2020 05: 12
    Russia, represented by Putin or Lavrov, should blame Poland for having a canine disease called "lack of gratitude." For the fact that Poland, thanks to the Soviet Union, retained the Poles, even if under the control of the USSR (later control over the Poles from the USSR passed to the United States). If it were not for the USSR, the Poles would become fertilizers or lampshades on lamps.
    1. +9
      7 September 2020 13: 57
      Quote: Alexander1971
      If it were not for the USSR, the Poles would become fertilizers or lampshades on lamps.

      They, under the influence of propaganda and from the Russophobia protruding from all the cracks, forgot from what fate the USSR saved them ...
  51. +3
    2 September 2020 10: 54
    Recall our ambassador. A note of protest and it is advisable to sever ANY relationship with wheat. It won't be 10000000000% worse for us
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  53. 0
    3 September 2020 06: 36
    When a sick, hungry mongrel barks at you, you feel sorry for her, you want to feed her and cuddle her. But when sick, abandoned and hungry dogs unite in a pack, such a pack can attack you, and there will be no time for pity.
    Poland must be dealt with according to the situation developing around it, because by the will of fate it turned out to be a member of NATO, and therefore deserves a corresponding and adequate response for its attacks.
  54. 0
    7 September 2020 15: 10
    Quote: solzh
    Quote: Captain Pushkin
    Nothing bad from their point of view

    especially the Krajova army. these were no better than the SS and OUN men.

    The Home Army is an underground military organization controlled by the Polish government in London. Partisans who fought mainly against the “wrong Poles” from the Army of the People, who were not subordinate to London.
    Poles were also drafted into the Wehrmacht - the German army, and they also joined the SS voluntarily.
    There were many times more Poles who fought for Hitler than Poles who fought against Hitler.