Remains of 46 Soviet soldiers reburied in Poland

In Poland, in the city of Chojna, a burial ceremony was held yesterday at the military cemetery of the remains of the 46-ti Red Army soldiers who died during World War II, reports Look With reference to the representative of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation Vladimir Popov.

“The remains of Soviet soldiers were found during construction work in the town of Rech, West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The names of four of them managed to identify. In the near future, they will be entered into the electronic database "Memory of the People" of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation "- said Popov.

The granddaughter of one of the identified soldiers, Lyudmila Nikulina, came to the funeral ceremony.

According to the officer, at the military cemetery of World War II in Hoin "in 58 mass graves buried more than 4 thousand soldiers of the Red Army, the names of 794 of them are set."

The newspaper reminds that more than 600 thousand Soviet soldiers died during the war in Poland. Only at the memorial cemetery in Warsaw more than 22-thousand of Soviet soldiers are buried.

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[WE ARE MAKING]

Bright memory. Thanks to the Poles.

[Uncle]

Quote: AGAIN

Thanks to the Poles.

Thank God that is so. And the monument is original and beautiful.

[Linkor9s21]

Honestly, it’s even a shame, in Russia we don’t care about the monuments of those killed in the Second World War.
Here in the news recently I saw that the graves are looked after in Russia, the Germans, they pay to keep them in order.
Not in cities of course, but in villages, etc.

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Linkor9s21 (1) RU Today, 12:28 ↑
Honestly, it’s even a shame, in Russia we don’t care so much about the monuments of those killed in the Second World War. @
.. it’s a shame to double when the critic does not write. what he personally did in this matter ...

[NEXUS]

Quote: AGAIN

Bright memory. Thanks to the Poles.

So the Poles are not completely missing, since they still paid tribute to the blessed memory of our soldiers.

[vodolaz]

Are there still among the Poles those who remember?

[sgazeev]

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Are there still among the Poles those who remember?

A special place in the settlement of Western Poland belonged to the Poles from the cities of Lviv and Ternopol, over 100 thousand of whom were moved to the West, and Ukrainians from Eastern Poland (Zabuzhie, Podlashie), 150 thousand of whom were moved to new lands during the operation "Wisla". So remember.

[BAIKALETS]

Yes. Policy is one. Memory and respect are another.

[A-Sim]

Your name is unknown. Your feat is immortal.

[Stalker.1977]

Kowtow to our grandfathers liberators, sleep peacefully faithful sons of their homeland.

[Anti-ukra]

It is gratifying to know such news. To the fallen soldiers of the kingdom of heaven and eternal memory. Thanks to the Poles.

[kursk87]

Soviet soldiers died in the battles for the liberation of Poland from fascism, but the Polish authorities forget about it and try to make the USSR an aggressor, and the Soviet soldiers evil invaders, try to suggest that it was the United States that determined the outcome of World War II

[Stalker.1977]

Not all of these, a lot of those who remember those events are still alive, and not all Poles support their power.

[kursk87]

You are right. Not all Polish citizens adhere to the position of the authorities regarding Soviet soldiers. But it is the official authorities that determine the path along which the country is moving and affects public opinion, supporting those Polish leaders who are aggressive towards everything Russian

[Frigate]

All the same, not everything is so bad in Poland. This makes me happy.
More than 600 thousand fighters fell. LIGHT MEMORY OF WARS.

[Lyton]

Indeed, thanks to the Poles for this, otherwise we have recently heard some nasty things from their authorities.
Eternal memory of the dead, as I understand it was discovered by chance, the burial was not designated.

[Million]

This is human!

[Chills]

Thanks to the Poles!

[Islander]

The Poles showed that they too can think independently, and that people too.

In fact, no matter what is pouring from the lips of their politicians, I perceive this people from the film "Three Poles, a Georgian and a Dog".

[BAIKALETS]

"Three Poles, a Georgian and a dog." A "Four tankmen and a dog"?

[BAIKALETS]

People remember. But not a trash in power.

[KERTAK]

Commendable.

[Alexnder]

Well, they can if politicians do not intervene.
Blessed memory of the fallen!

[Khagysh]

Good deed done, will be counted!