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Who do Jews think they are?
Jews also had Nazi collaborators, like Poles did.
But, to mention such a fact is all of a sudden horrible anti-Semitism?
But, to mention such a fact about Poles for years as Jews have done is not anti-Polish sentiment?
Jews just kick, and scream, and go nuts until they get theirs at all costs.
Polish PM: There were Jewish perpetrators of the Holocaust
POLISH PM: THERE WERE JEWISH PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST
FEBRUARY 17, 2018 14:56
Morawiecki said that we do not deny the fact that there were Polish perpetrators as well as there were Jewish perpetrators or Ukrainian perpetrators..."
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The Nazi slogan "Arbeit macht frei" (Work sets you free) is pictured at the gates of the former Nazi German concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau in Oswiecim, Poland January 27, 2017.. (photo credit: AGENCY GAZETA/KUBA OCIEPA/VIA REUTERS)
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki acknowledged on Saturday that there were Polish perpetrators in the Holocaust, but said that in the same way there were also Jewish and Ukrainian perpetrators.
Mateusz was responding to a question posed to him at the Munich Security Conference by Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman, on the heels of the new contentious law which criminalizes talk of Poles’ complicity in Nazis’ crimes.
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Bergman spoke of his mother who survived the Holocaust in Poland, questioning whether if he were to tell her story in Poland today, he would be breaking the law and could be penalized. He told the prime minister that he was "drawing more fire" to the subject of Polish complicity, drawing applause from the audience.
Morawiecki responded that Poland will not punish people who said that there were Polish perpetrators, as “we do not deny the fact that there were Polish perpetrators as well as there were Jewish perpetrators or Ukrainian perpetrators..."
MK Nachman Shai of the Zionist Union said in response to the prime minister's remarks that the Israeli government should decrease the level of its diplomatic relations with Poland.
"The time has come for the government of Israel to take practical steps and make it clear to Poland that the law and repeated statements about the Poles and the Holocaust of European Jewry are on the border of Holocaust denial," he said in a statement.
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"It must demand a change in this twisted law and until then reduce the rank of the embassy in Warsaw. Today's political interests are important; Jewish history is more important."
MK Itzik Shmuli (Zionist Union) said: "Probably the next step of Moravitsky's pathetic project to erasing the crimes of the Polish is going to be blaming the Jews for their own Holocaust tragedy and presenting the Nazis as victims of the circumstances. He would have to sue the six million victims Jews and the survivors before it will happen."
MK Tzipi Livni (Zionist Union) tweeted: "It is moving to hear Ronen Bergman question/attack the Polish prime minister about the law which forbids mentioning the participation of the Polish people in the Holocaust, when he tells the story of his family and is applauded by the audience."
Also responding to the comment, MK Tamar Zandberg (Meretz) said: "While the Israeli government stammers and tries to "talk" about the Polish law, the Polish government does not stop and continues in a way that flirts with Holocaust denial and distortion of the history of the Holocaust. No political interest can justify it - the Israeli government must stop the dangerous tango with antisemitic parties and leaders. Instead of Israel leading a zero-tolerance line to antisemitism, racism and distortion of the memory of the Holocaust, it is twisting and making ties with the great antisemites. "
Bergman tweeted: "Here in the heart of the central hall of the most important conference in the world for international relations - Holocaust denial of the worst kind."
This is not the first time such as equation has been made by a Polish official.
Last week, an adviser to Polish President Andrzej Duda, Andrzej Zybertowicz wrote on Twitter: "Yes, many Poles were complicit in the Nazi crimes. And I regret this very much. But isn't there also the truth that many Jews were complicit in the Nazi crimes?"
Poznan Mayor Jacek Jaskowiak, a member of the liberal-conservative opposition party Civic Platform, told The Jerusalem Post this week that he sees such comparisons as inappropriate.
“This is not the way to discuss it,” he said. For instance, he said, there were Jews who helped in the crematorium in Auschwitz death camp, but “it is not possible to say these Jews helped Nazis. They were forced to do it. If they didn’t they would be killed. In such extreme situations you couldn’t expect normal behavior.”
Jews also had Nazi collaborators, like Poles did.
But, to mention such a fact is all of a sudden horrible anti-Semitism?
But, to mention such a fact about Poles for years as Jews have done is not anti-Polish sentiment?
Jews just kick, and scream, and go nuts until they get theirs at all costs.
Polish PM: There were Jewish perpetrators of the Holocaust
POLISH PM: THERE WERE JEWISH PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST
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FEBRUARY 17, 2018 14:56
Morawiecki said that we do not deny the fact that there were Polish perpetrators as well as there were Jewish perpetrators or Ukrainian perpetrators..."
3 minute read.
The Nazi slogan "Arbeit macht frei" (Work sets you free) is pictured at the gates of the former Nazi German concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau in Oswiecim, Poland January 27, 2017.. (photo credit: AGENCY GAZETA/KUBA OCIEPA/VIA REUTERS)
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki acknowledged on Saturday that there were Polish perpetrators in the Holocaust, but said that in the same way there were also Jewish and Ukrainian perpetrators.
Mateusz was responding to a question posed to him at the Munich Security Conference by Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman, on the heels of the new contentious law which criminalizes talk of Poles’ complicity in Nazis’ crimes.
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Bergman spoke of his mother who survived the Holocaust in Poland, questioning whether if he were to tell her story in Poland today, he would be breaking the law and could be penalized. He told the prime minister that he was "drawing more fire" to the subject of Polish complicity, drawing applause from the audience.
Morawiecki responded that Poland will not punish people who said that there were Polish perpetrators, as “we do not deny the fact that there were Polish perpetrators as well as there were Jewish perpetrators or Ukrainian perpetrators..."
MK Nachman Shai of the Zionist Union said in response to the prime minister's remarks that the Israeli government should decrease the level of its diplomatic relations with Poland.
"The time has come for the government of Israel to take practical steps and make it clear to Poland that the law and repeated statements about the Poles and the Holocaust of European Jewry are on the border of Holocaust denial," he said in a statement.
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"It must demand a change in this twisted law and until then reduce the rank of the embassy in Warsaw. Today's political interests are important; Jewish history is more important."
MK Itzik Shmuli (Zionist Union) said: "Probably the next step of Moravitsky's pathetic project to erasing the crimes of the Polish is going to be blaming the Jews for their own Holocaust tragedy and presenting the Nazis as victims of the circumstances. He would have to sue the six million victims Jews and the survivors before it will happen."
MK Tzipi Livni (Zionist Union) tweeted: "It is moving to hear Ronen Bergman question/attack the Polish prime minister about the law which forbids mentioning the participation of the Polish people in the Holocaust, when he tells the story of his family and is applauded by the audience."
Also responding to the comment, MK Tamar Zandberg (Meretz) said: "While the Israeli government stammers and tries to "talk" about the Polish law, the Polish government does not stop and continues in a way that flirts with Holocaust denial and distortion of the history of the Holocaust. No political interest can justify it - the Israeli government must stop the dangerous tango with antisemitic parties and leaders. Instead of Israel leading a zero-tolerance line to antisemitism, racism and distortion of the memory of the Holocaust, it is twisting and making ties with the great antisemites. "
Bergman tweeted: "Here in the heart of the central hall of the most important conference in the world for international relations - Holocaust denial of the worst kind."
This is not the first time such as equation has been made by a Polish official.
Last week, an adviser to Polish President Andrzej Duda, Andrzej Zybertowicz wrote on Twitter: "Yes, many Poles were complicit in the Nazi crimes. And I regret this very much. But isn't there also the truth that many Jews were complicit in the Nazi crimes?"
Poznan Mayor Jacek Jaskowiak, a member of the liberal-conservative opposition party Civic Platform, told The Jerusalem Post this week that he sees such comparisons as inappropriate.
“This is not the way to discuss it,” he said. For instance, he said, there were Jews who helped in the crematorium in Auschwitz death camp, but “it is not possible to say these Jews helped Nazis. They were forced to do it. If they didn’t they would be killed. In such extreme situations you couldn’t expect normal behavior.”
