"Poles fought for all mankind" - the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense on the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II

Celebrations marking the 82nd anniversary of the outbreak of World War II were held in Westerplatte. As expected, they were attended by the highest leaders of Poland, including the head of the military department. Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak distinguished himself with another "brilliant" statement: he said that the Poles fought during the Second World War for all of humanity, for a better world and for a free Europe.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, in turn, spoke about historical Germany's fault for the outbreak of World War II. He listed the atrocities of the German invaders and specifically emphasized that they were perpetrated not only by the Gestapo and SS men, but also by ordinary Wehrmacht soldiers.

The Germans and the Soviets deprived us of the possibility of normal development for whole decades,

- stressed the Prime Minister of Poland.

Of course, at the same time, he bypassed the fact that Poland did not have much development before World War II: an agrarian country with a poor population who massively migrated to America in search of a better life, and what is no less active in atrocities than the Germans , the most real Poles also took part. Millions of Poles after the occupation of the country by Nazi Germany regularly served the Nazis in various positions, fought at the front against the allies, carried out police service, guarded concentration camps, identified and exterminated Jews and communists.

Poles fought for all of humanity, for a better world, for a free homeland and Europe, for a world without war. It was the Poles who suffered the most in terms of the number of Polish citizens before World War II.

- said another Polish official, Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak.

Of course, a lot of Polish citizens really died, but most of them were Polish Jews, who were killed with the active participation of the Poles themselves.

Interestingly, such reasoning of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense of Poland caused a rather negative reaction from ordinary Poles. In the comments on Polish sites, many people are very skeptical about the words spoken. So, commentators remind that the Germans have already been punished for their actions and it is already necessary to stop blaming the current Germans for the sins of previous German generations. Others jokingly suggest bringing to justice the Swedes, the Mongol-Tatars and, in general, everyone who has ever fought with Poland and caused damage to it.

The Second World War began not with the pact of Hitler and Stalin, but with the Munich Agreement, according to which France and England refused to help independent Czechoslovakia,

- one of the commentators is trying to restore historical justice.

The heroism of the Polish army also raises doubts:

It is a pity that he (Polish Defense Minister Blaszczak) forgot how the heroic fleet fled to England 3 days earlier, forgot how half of the brave Polish army deserted and fled, following the example of the command that first went to Romania .. such a heroic army from 1939 G.

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[Mountain shooter]

Heroic Poland, provoking Germany with all her might ... Doesn't want to remember the history of provocations around Danzing?

[Peak]

"The Poles Fought for All Humanity" - Minister of Defense of Poland on the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II.

Yeah and the list of "all mankind" began with the allies (or "allies") of Poland - France and Great Britain, who threw it under a German tank in the best traditions of Western mutual aid.

[fruc]

Celebrations marking the 82nd anniversary of the outbreak of World War II were held in Westerplatte.

Well, if they consider the beginning of a war and celebrate it as a solemn event, then you can declare anything that is in chicken brains.

[Peak]

Quote: frruc

Well, if the beginning of the war is considered a solemn event for them, then you can declare anything you like.

Schedules (daily routine) have not been canceled ...

[alex neym_2]

IT'S NOT WORTH PAYING ATTENTION AT ALL THE Pshek and their screams: let them look through history ... and it turns out that they were the FIRST allies who accepted Hitler already in 1934. With his help they seized a part of Czechoslovakia and not the weakest, the most developed in terms of industry, which by strong attempts, barely under pressure from the countries of the socialist camp, they returned (oh, what a loss!) Churchill said correctly: "Poland is the hyena of Europe" ...

[Tatyana]

"Poles fought for all mankind" - the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense on the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II

Yeah! Bourgeois Poland fought so actively for all of humanity that even the anti-Soviet Churchill rightly called her "the hyena of Europe"!

"Child of Versailles ..."

[Tatyana]

Celebrations marking the 82nd anniversary of the outbreak of World War II were held in Westerplatte. As expected, they were attended by the highest leaders of Poland, including the head of the military department. Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak distinguished himself with yet another "brilliant" statement: he said that the Poles fought during the Second World War for all of humanity, for a better world and for a free Europe.

WWII began not in 1939, but in 1938 with the seizure and division of the territory of Czechoslovakia by Germany and Poland by international agreement.

Winston Churchill, "On the meanness of the Poles" (1938)

Heroic character traits of the Polish people should not force us to close our eyes to their recklessness and ingratitude, which for several centuries caused him immeasurable suffering. In 1919, it was the country that the Allied victory turned into an independent republic, after many generations of partition and slavery, making it one of the main European powers.

Now in 1938, due to such a minor issue as Teshin (I mean Cieszyn Silesia, torn away by Poland from Czechoslovakia after the Munich Agreement) Poles broke up with all their friends in France, England and the USA, friends who had restored their common national life and whose help they would soon need so badly.

We saw how now, while the gleam of Germany's power fell on them, they hastened to seize their share in the plunder and devastation of Czechoslovakia. At the time of the crisis, all doors were closed for the British and French ambassadors. They were not even allowed to see the Polish Foreign Minister.

It should be considered a mystery and a tragedy of European history that the fact that these peoplecapable of any heroism, some of which are talented, valiant and charming, constantly demonstrates such shortcomings in almost all aspects of his public life:
- Glory in times of rebellion and grief;
- infamy and shame in periods of triumph.
“The bravest of the brave too often have been led by the most infamous of the vile!”

But still there have always been two Polands:
- one fought for the truth,
- and the other creeped into meanness
_____________________________
Winston Churchill, "The Second World War", Vol. 1, M., 1991, p. 147

[Tatyana]

Poland is the "hyena of Europe". It was said ... by the Briton Winston Churchill ... but why?

Why did Winston Churchill dislike Poland? May 30, 2020

[Tatyana]

The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin did the right thing when he publicly noted that the current NATIONAL REVANISHER leadership of Poland, together with their curators, once again despicably tries to rewrite the history of WWII, unjustifiably exposing Poland, greedy before the seizure of foreign territories in 1938, as an allegedly INnocent victim of the "German-Soviet aggression" in 1939

Poland is a hyena of Eastern Europe. 10 Jan 2020
Film-investigation of the policy of Poland before the start of WWII.

[Basil50]

PiKu
Until 1940, Nazi Germany was Poland's official ally. The disagreement began with the division of future trophies. Only after that the Poles officially appointed the British-French allies.
Today in Poland the authorities identify themselves with those same pre-war Poles. The dream of the Poles has finally come true today among the Poles in England-France allies, in the masters of the United States, and the Germans pay for the Polish Wishlist.
And again the disagreements are only in the distribution of future trophies.

[Fitter65]

Quote: Vasily50

Until 1940, Nazi Germany was Poland's official ally.

Apologizing for bothering you, how's that? As far as is known then

The Polish-German Declaration on the Non-Use of Force, signed on January 26, 1934, by the German Foreign Minister Konstantin von Neurath and the Polish envoy to Berlin, Józef Lipski, was concluded for a ten-year term. It proclaimed that "the moment has come to begin a new phase in political relations between Poland and Germany through direct agreement between states."

According to this declaration (Treaty, Covenant - as you please) Poland and Germany pledged not to attack each other, but how not to be allies.

It was envisaged that the non-aggression obligation remains in force even in the event of one of the contracting parties entering the war with third states.

After signing and ratifying the treaty.

Poland demanded to betray up to 9% of the former German colonies to her due to the fact that she was partly "the heir to Germany in terms of territories." The Poles demanded Togo and Cameroon, "which no one needs anyway."

it was already in 1936. Well, then

Hitler unilaterally terminated the non-aggression pact with Poland on April 28, 1939, under the pretext that Poland refused to give Germany the opportunity to build an extraterritorial highway to Königsberg (now Kaliningrad) through the territory of the so-called Polish Corridor. Poland, however, referring to the text of the Declaration, continued to consider it valid until the German attack on September 1, 1939.

It's like the Japanese

On April 5, 1945, the USSR People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs, Vyacheslav Molotov, received the Japanese Ambassador to the USSR, Naotake Sato, and made him a statement about the denunciation of the neutrality pact between the USSR and Japan. It was noted that after the signing of the pact, Germany attacked the USSR, and Japan, an ally of Germany, helps that in her war against the USSR. In addition, Japan is at war with the United States and Britain, which are allies of the Soviet Union. In such a situation, the neutrality treaty "lost its meaning"

[gsev]

Quote: Fitter65

According to this declaration (Treaty, Covenant - as you please) Poland and Germany pledged not to attack each other, but how not to be allies.

Nevertheless, Poland, together with allied Germany, tore apart Czechoslovakia in 1938. As far as I know, Poland wanted, in an alliance with Germany, to repeat a similar trick with Lithuania. But Hitler chickened out and did not dare to get involved in the war with the USSR in alliance with Poland until the Red Army was destroyed in Spain. To the credit of the Poles, it should be noted that in 1939 they did not fall under Hitler and did not become his satellite. The resistance of the Poles devastated Hitler's arsenals and did not allow Hitler to engage in the defeat of England and France until 1940. Perhaps the Polish pilots in September 1940 in the skies over Britain were the last weight that did not allow the scales to tilt towards the implementation of the plans for Operation Sea Lion.

[Fitter65]

Quote: gsev

Hitler chickened out and did not dare to get involved in the war with the USSR in alliance with Poland until the Red Army was destroyed in Spain.

An interesting twist. It turns out that the Red Army in Spain was destroyed, but I heard that the Red Army entered Berlin in 1945.

Quote: gsev

The resistance of the Poles devastated Hitler's arsenals and did not allow Hitler to engage in the defeat of England and France until 1940.

And before that did not allow the capture of Denmark and Norway? This is your cool alternative history.

Quote: gsev

Perhaps the Polish pilots in September 1940 in the skies over Britain were the last weight that did not allow the scales to tilt towards the implementation of the plans for Operation Sea Lion.

And besides the Polish pilots, no one else in the RAF fought, neither the Czechs, nor the French, nor the Dutch ..? I don't even want to talk about the rest of your alternative visions.

[RaDeVl]

Again Poland in all its glory is a woman of easy virtue. Throws itself where it is larger, thicker. He does not want to share the proceeds with the pimp and constantly "barks" with his own kind for a place on the sidewalk.

[Basil50]

It is a pity that in RUSSIA until this time, not all documents concerning pre-war Poland have been posted. So until now, protecting the Polish subtle spiritual ambition is not published, but why did the Poles suddenly change their owners? Why did they suddenly quarrel with Hitler and vpendyur themselves into an alliance with England-France? Songs about * Danzig corridor * are not worth starting. It was there that the agreement was complete.

[ABC-schutze]

"... However, in our opinion, there is no reason to hide from the people the fact that General Eisenhower had signed an unconditional surrender in Reims, as reported to us, and there is also no reason forbidding us to celebrate today and tomorrow as Victory Days in Europe. Today, perhaps we we will think more about ourselves. And tomorrow WE MUST GIVE OUR DUE TO OUR RUSSIAN COMMANDS, Whose courage on the battlefield has become one of the most important components of our common victory. ... "
************************************************** ******************************
This is from Churchill's radio address to the British people on May 08, 1945. The "contribution of Poland" is mentioned somehow "dully" ...

By the way, I note an interesting point.

Even for the anti-Soviet Churchill, there are no questions about when "we" (ie ALL !!!) celebrate Victory Day. He says today and tomorrow. Those. May 08 AND 09, for Europe a holiday ALSO !!!

However, for today's "Europeans", especially those from the post-Soviet, "European" remake, May 09 is not a holiday for some reason ...

Let Lyakh discuss this subject with Churchill ...

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: PiK

"The Poles Fought for All Humanity"

Well, we know very well how they fought. And there are documents. A couple of times, Putin had already taken them out of the archives, when the Poles were already completely entered. How sore they were then! And Putin, in a famous speech, not for nothing mentioned three times with a cunning, they say, we still have a lot of documents!

[Vend]

Fought badly, now they also fight

[knn54]

I didn’t know that "Honor" is translated as "All mankind".

[antivirus]

Poles must prove loyalty to the ideals of democracy - to return Breslau and Danzig.


........................................................

curtain .... over the hyena of Europe.

[orthodox]

Heroic Poland
the Polish army fled from hostilities and left for Romania, the Polish army deserted and fled following the example of its command, which was the first to go to Romania.

[The Siberian barber]

Probably, "in the name of all mankind," the Poles tore apart Czechoslovakia, together with the Germans. "Modest" Moravetski forgot to mention

[Peak]

Quote: Siberian barber

Probably, "in the name of all mankind," the Poles tore apart Czechoslovakia, together with the Germans. "Modest" Moravetski forgot to mention

"Czechoslovakia is different, you don't understand ..."

[carstorm 11]

In my opinion, they consume the same mushrooms as in 404 ...

[askort154]

carstorm 11 In my opinion, they consume the same mushrooms as in 404.

Only in different ways. Poles eat first, and 404 eats what remains.

[Retvizan 8]

... "The Poles fought for all of humanity" ...
And apparently assessing and summing up this "struggle", the clever Churchill called Poland the "Hyena of Europe"
Well, as they say: you cannot praise yourself, no one will praise.

[newcomer]

Tabbaki was drawn to verbal diarrhea. .

[Silver bullet]

W. Churchill is right in his characterization of Poland, for hyenas live in flocks and tear up the mercilessly weak. The assessment of the Red Army's contribution to the liberation of the Poles speaks for itself.

[newcomer]

Churchill was right, right. As he said to one of his own, at the next meeting of the heads of the three powers: “Look carefully at us, we are the last statesmen, political dwarfs will come after us. (I don’t guarantee the accuracy of the words, but conveyed the meaning accurately).

[Silver bullet]

I would correct the "political gopota" will come.

[Lech from Android.]

Yeah ... you might think it was the Poles who ground the Nazi army in Stalingrad and on the Kursk Bulge.
Tongue to grind not to roll bags.

[CommanderDIVA]

More than 100000 Poles served in the Wehrmacht, I generally keep quiet about their army, which took part in the clashes with the Red Army since 1944

[Graz]

sho and these Germans won?

[edmed]

Quote: Graz

sho and these Germans won?

Yes! While the Russians were floundering in the snows of the Moscow region and Stalingrad, the Poles took Berlin. A little more, just a little more and it will become true.

[Alf]

Quote: edmed

Quote: Graz

sho and these Germans won?

Yes! While the Russians were floundering in the snows of the Moscow region and Stalingrad, the Poles took Berlin. A little more, just a little more and it will become true.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Well, if we assume that the Poles really fought for all of humanity, then it turns out - they are just stupid! All of humanity was just our army!

[rocket757]

"Poles fought for all mankind" - the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense on the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II

... Loud, pretentious, but ... for internal use it will do.

[Tarasios]

Pretentious chatterbox

[Region-25.rus]

Reading from the beginning -

Mateusz Morawiecki, in turn, spoke about Germany's historical guilt for the outbreak of World War II

already jumped up - "How is that ?! And the bloody USSR has nothing to do with it?" but reading further -

The Germans and the Soviets deprived us of the possibility of normal development for entire decades

calmed down Understood - everything is fine. Heaven didn't fall to earth

[HAM]

I wonder what they will say when the states give them a knee in the ass, like Afghan?
From films from Poland it is clear that only the dog Sharik fought with the Germans .... ("Four Tankmen and a Dog")

[Region-25.rus]

"Four troopers and a dog")

or another option - "Three Poles, a Georgian and a Dog"

[Alf]

Quote: HAM

From films from Poland it is clear that only the dog Sharik fought with the Germans .... ("Four Tankmen and a Dog")

By the way about the birds. This series is banned from showing in Poland as a film that incorrectly depicts the relationship between Poland and the USSR.

[citizen]

Already 15 years ago, the ban was canceled.

[gsev]

Quote: Alf

This series is banned from showing in Poland as a film that incorrectly depicts the relationship between Poland and the USSR.

The purpose of this film was to destroy the fear of the German soldier in the younger generation of Poles. The film has served its purpose. But it was unpleasant for someone to see the victorious Poles on the screen with Soviet equipment and in close alliance with the Red Army.

[Region-25.rus]

This series is banned from showing in Poland as a film that incorrectly depicts the relationship between Poland and the USSR.

nevertheless, they apparently forgot how they asked for help during the Warsaw Uprising. Type "Drop everything and go on the offensive as soon as possible. We started a war here and they are crushing us!" Moreover, the uprising was initiated by the Polish government from London.

[Ashes of Claes]

Poles fought for all of humanity, for a better world, for a free homeland and Europe

and for three matches.

[iouris]

WWII began on 07-07-1937 in China and ended with the surrender of Japan. The aggressor is Japan, a "member" of the fascist and Nazi "Axis".
The surrender of Japan on September 2, 1945 is the event that ended the hostilities in World War II. Recorded by an act signed aboard the battleship Missouri.
On July 7, 1937, Japan invaded China after provoking a skirmish at the Marco Polo Frontier Bridge. AND
It is regrettable that the President, speaking alongside Japan and China, did not mention this.

[TermNachTer]

Some historians generally consider the first Manchurian incident, 1932, to be the beginning of WWII.

[Ashes of Claes]

Quote: TermNachTER

Some historians generally consider the first Manchurian incident, 1932, to be the beginning of WWII.

And some - a shot in Sarajevo. With a pause of 20 years, which was filled with local conflicts, demarcations, taking apart the remains of empires, licking wounds, upgrading ammunition, etc.))

[iouris]

This is not England for you - dig a boulder.

[1536]

In the next 50 years, the Poles will blame who "depriving them of the possibility of normal development"?

[Roma 1977]

Germany, if it stops subsidizing Poland, of course.

[Xlor]

an agrarian country with a poor population who migrated en masse to America in search of a better life

She still is. Only now the ambition has increased ...

[Andrey Krasnoyarsky]

It turns out to whom mankind owes its existence!

[tihonmarine]

The Germans and the Soviets deprived us of the possibility of normal development for entire decades

I wonder who, together with the Germans, captured the Cieszyn land? Winston Churchill correctly said then -
Тnow, in 1938, due to such an insignificant issue as Teshin
the Poles broke up with all their friends in France, England and the USA,
friends who returned them to a common national life
and whose help they would soon need so badly.
We saw how now, while a glimpse of the power of Germany fell on them
they hastened to seize their share in the plundering and devastation of Czechoslovakia.
At the time of the crisis, all doors were closed for the British and French ambassadors.
They were not even allowed to see the Polish Foreign Minister.
So who did not allow Poland to develop normally ???

[TermNachTer]

Elementary - Piłsudski, Reedz - Smigly & Co. They largely contributed to the outbreak of World War II, with all that it implies.

[Ashes of Claes]

Quote: tihonmarine

I wonder who, together with the Germans, captured the Cieszyn land?

You, forgive me, are rubbish - what do you mean "together"? What do the Germans have to do with Teshin?

[Roma 1977]

I wonder why humanity is doing so badly! Because people like Poland are constantly fighting for it.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Roma-1977

Because people like Poland are constantly fighting for it.

If they studied well at school, and not tinkered at their pockets, then maybe it would have turned out from them something worthwhile.

[A009]

They fought badly.
Only with the Czech Republic did they defeat their own Jews.

[TermNachTer]

Yeah, and half a million pshek served in the Wehrmacht and other paramilitary structures of Nazi Germany, and so yes - they fought for all mankind))))

[TermNachTer]

Rzhu nimagu))) when the ambitious lords in every possible way contributed to the outbreak of war, and in 1938, together with the Germans, they divided Czechoslovakia - everything was fine))) and then, the boom "poor, unhappy Poland" is a victim of aggression))) it turns out that the psheki did not squeeze out the stupidity and arrogance of their rulers, and they fought for all of humanity)))) I wept, Signor Pereira, I wept))) so brazenly misinterpreting everything is a kind of art.

[aszzz888]

«Poles fought for all of humanity " - Minister of Defense of Poland on the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II

Another "exceptional"!

[Gong]

We have one Brest Fortress defended longer than all these "defenders of humanity" ..

[Alexey RA]

The Poles fought for all of humanity, for a better world, for a free homeland and Europe, for a world without war.

The Poles fought especially well for a better world, for a free homeland and Europe with Czechoslovakia.
And during the war, the best sons of Poland bravely went to fight for all of humanity in concentration camps ... as guards.

- Mom, mom, and our grandfather died in a concentration camp?
- Yes, son. I fell from the tower.

©

[Ashes of Claes]

Quote: Alexey RA

The Poles fought especially well for a better world, for a free homeland and Europe with Czechoslovakia.

Yes, two "Versailles misunderstandings" cost each other in the Silesian fuss. Masaryk blew out in 1920, threatening to support the Soviets in the Polish campaign - and won, and 20 years later the Czechs received a "cold dish" from the Poles - the gopnic revenge was worthy of these miserables.

[senima56]

"... he said that the Poles fought during the Second World War for all of humanity, for a better world and for a free Europe ...."
And also the fact that "Poland won the Second Plague War!"

[Oleg Aviator]

Oh yeah ....) Czechs have probably forgotten already because the Poles shared their land with Hitler. Rescuers) are really full of holes.

[Ashes of Claes]

Quote: Oleg Aviator

Czechs probably have already forgotten how the Poles shared their land with Hitler.

Come on, what does "them" mean? Can you tell me who called those disputed lands Czech? Do you remember how the border post was carried out on the AVI corpse? Do you know the history of the Teshin question since 1919? With all the juicy details? I mean, the general lament for Czechoslovakia is the usual hypocrisy. Just to kick the Poles (even if they deserve it). Ask yourself - how do you now feel about the outskirts of the Soviet Union, do you consider them full-fledged states? Now make an effort and try to imagine the pre-war 20 years - from Versailles to Munich. The Versailles-Trianon misunderstandings made a rat fuss, moving the fantasized borders back and forth.

[gsev]

Quote: Ashes of Klaas

Do you know the history of the Teshinsky question since 1919? With all the juicy details?

For Poland, the history of the Cieszyn issue resulted in millions of deaths in World War I. In addition, the Ukrainian population predominated in the east of Slovakia. Poland hoped then to get land with slaves, whom she hoped to pollinate.

[Seld]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Heroic Poland, provoking Germany with all her might ... Doesn't want to remember the history of provocations around Danzing?

And in fact .... Immediately - an interesting thought.
With your permission, I would add: "Have you forgotten your Shaher-Maher around the Danzig corridor?" The situation with him was not entirely obvious. And the Poles were honestly asked and warned about the "corridor".

[wandlitz]

Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak recalled again how "Polish Voiko took Berlin, but Russian helped" ...

[citizen]

Interestingly, citizens condemning Poland in the partition of Czechoslovakia also condemn the participation of the USSR in the partition of Poland?

[agoran]

Maybe yes.
Poland must return to the Russian Federation a part of East Prussia of the Kaliningrad region.
Yes, Gdansk is Danzig. Psheki rage when you call the city that.

[citizen]

And the RF East Prussia Germany? Maybe we should not?

[Nexcom]

"Yes, Gdansk is Danzig. Psheks get mad when you call a city that."

in fact, they are not only angry about this. they only need to hint about the ugly organization and the failure of the Warsaw Uprising, as a result of which the Germans cleaned out almost the entire civilian population of Warsaw without sparing anyone, to hint that the "rebels", having failed themselves, ran to surrender and bargain for the status of prisoners of war so that they would not be hung on lamp posts as bandits - uuuuu what starts then .....

[Normann]

Oh, this Great Poland.

[Nexcom]

I had a chance to work with Poles on one joint European project for six months. Prior to this project, I had never had any close experience of communication and interaction with the Poles. The impressions after all this are not very good. The Poles seriously believe that everyone around them owes them. Moreover, by definition: the Germans owe them for the partition of Poland and the occupation during the Second World War, we owe them for the partition of Poland and for the occupation after the BOB, the British owe them for being poorly supported during the Second World War, the French owe them for an indifferent attitude to Polish problems during time of the Second World War, ..... (the list can be continued). As far as I understand, the Poles do not have any desired wishes for Mongolia and Japan only. Well, of course, hellish Russophobia, especially among the younger generation - they are brainwashed very efficiently. Old Poles still at least somehow remember how the USSR and others helped them, and the young - her, they have the USA a light in the window. And greatness is yes, ambition is off scale. Up until that time, the Warsaw Uprising with which they rush about like a fool with a written sack is the destruction and shackling of the main group of Germans and without it the Soviet troops PROVED to be successfully unable to take Warsaw so quickly. In general, and in general - the sawing of history is in full swing. Unfortunately, the process cannot be stopped ...

PS I had a chance to communicate with one German there. So he complained to me that the Poles had annoyed him and, at every convenient and inconvenient occasion, constantly recalled the consequences of the Second World War and that Germany should pay them for these consequences. He said that in the future he would try not to have any more business with the Poles, if only the circumstances would press him.
And this is without any politics, purely at the household level.

[Normann]

I am aware) We have a border with the Republic of Poland within the city limits ...

[X Y Z]

It should be added that the Poles fought for the loot with greater ardor than for their own. Accident?

[misanthrope_2]

Clowns are corrupt with outrageous ambitions.

[Yuriy71]

Well, yes! The Polish army took Berlin, and the Red army helped !!! Quite already obarzeli, impudent !!!

[Borisych]

Scavengers, Poles have always been. The entire history of Poland as a state bears the stamp of the meanness of those in power. The pans did not recognize anyone as people except themselves.

[Nexcom]

The pans did not recognize anyone for people except themselves.

And this is also true, I confirm your point of view.
While in Poland (I wrote about this experience above), I had the misfortune with a sick tooth.
International insurance was all right. Among other things, he was ready to pay for the treatment in cash. So, when I came to the clinic and spoke English (and my pronunciation is excellent), the Poles crawled and bleated "Hello, US brother!"
As I laid out the insurance and the Russian passport abroad, they immediately suddenly stopped understanding what I needed, and then they did not have a doctor, and the queue was big ...
With pain I was never accepted anywhere in Poland until a Polish professor from the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences asked her employee (also a Polish woman) to personally agree to be accepted into dentistry. Isn't this Polish nationalism in its ugliest manifestation? I will say more, in a pharmacy near a rented apartment in Warsaw, they refused to sell me medicines, and they said: "You, Russian, don't come here again, I won't sell you medicines. Go away."
(and almost everyone knows the Russian language.Probably, just in case, they don't forget, but how, suddenly, as always, you will have to change your shoes and repaint in a jump again)

These are not horror stories and not a set-up of the Poles. This is what I ran into in 2014. And what was there when MH-17 was shot down ...... I don't even want to remember. My country there IMMEDIATELY after the news on TVP was declared responsible for this tragedy.

Here is a concrete example of the nationalist approach of the Poles.
IMHO until the transformation into the most extreme form of National Socialism, as in Hitler's Germany, there is very little left ...

PS Thank God, there are not all such frostbitten. There are also quite adequate ones, but unfortunately there are very few of them. And it is this minority that stands for a neutral attitude towards Russia with the possibility of mutually beneficial interaction.

[Alexey Khodakovich]

... fought and even won ... the Jews won a lot.

[out of habit]

It was the Poles who suffered the greatest casualties in terms of the number of Polish citizens before World War II.

Anyone got it?

[Valery Babin]

As always. pans demonstrate mental inadequacy. This is how they lost the country and were divided three times. They will continue, they will be separated for the fourth time. These half-crazy non-Slavs are completely incapable of learning historical lessons.