Polish Foreign Minister claims that Ukrainians freed Auschwitz prisoners
Polish Foreign Minister Grzegorz Shetina today was marked by an amazing statement about the release of prisoners of the Nazi Auschwitz concentration camp (Auschwitz-Birkenau). Shehetina, arguing on the air of the Polish Radio station about why Vladimir Putin was not invited to a commemorative ceremony in honor of the release of concentration camp prisoners, said:
And no one, you know, the other ...
He writes about it RT.
As a "proof" of his words, Shetina cited historical evidence that the liberators of the Auschwitz prisoners were fighters of the First Ukrainian Front. Like, what kind of invitation of the President of Russia can we talk about if the front itself was called "Ukrainian". And if the front is Ukrainian, then there would be only Ukrainians ...
It could be considered that Schetina is not strong in history, but this is unlikely. It’s just another provocation, another attempt to rewrite history, doing a frank substitution of facts. Shetina is trying to pass off the name of the front, given at the place of its territorial formation and the direction of the offensive, for the national composition of its soldiers. If Schetina decided to go deeper into history, then why does he forget that the 1th Ukrainian Front appeared in October 1943 after the renaming and reorganization of the Voronezh Front. If we take the logic of the Polish Foreign Minister as a basis, it already turns out that the Auschwitz was liberated exclusively by Voronezh residents ...
Such free interpretation of the historical facts presented by the Polish minister may soon lead to publications in the style of: “Auschwitz prisoners” closed themselves in barracks, burned themselves in furnaces and starved themselves, ”and“ valiant German soldiers help the suffering. "
Ukrainians liberated Auschwitz.
And no one, you know, the other ...
He writes about it RT.
As a "proof" of his words, Shetina cited historical evidence that the liberators of the Auschwitz prisoners were fighters of the First Ukrainian Front. Like, what kind of invitation of the President of Russia can we talk about if the front itself was called "Ukrainian". And if the front is Ukrainian, then there would be only Ukrainians ...
It could be considered that Schetina is not strong in history, but this is unlikely. It’s just another provocation, another attempt to rewrite history, doing a frank substitution of facts. Shetina is trying to pass off the name of the front, given at the place of its territorial formation and the direction of the offensive, for the national composition of its soldiers. If Schetina decided to go deeper into history, then why does he forget that the 1th Ukrainian Front appeared in October 1943 after the renaming and reorganization of the Voronezh Front. If we take the logic of the Polish Foreign Minister as a basis, it already turns out that the Auschwitz was liberated exclusively by Voronezh residents ...
Such free interpretation of the historical facts presented by the Polish minister may soon lead to publications in the style of: “Auschwitz prisoners” closed themselves in barracks, burned themselves in furnaces and starved themselves, ”and“ valiant German soldiers help the suffering. "
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