SobieskiSavedEurope
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Over half a million of Soviet soldiers (Russians, Ukrainians, Georgians, even Jews) have fallen for deliberating Poland from Hitler Nazis. Now Polish "servants of the people" want to remove monuments to them (not statues, Toddster, the memorials!). Those Soviet soldiers have sacrificed their lives, what was their fault? SBiker is right: there are plenty of memorials to fallen foreign soldiers in Russia, nobody even admits a thought about removing them. It's a shame for Poland, the older people even remember how they were welcoming and greeting Soviet soldiers, who freed them and their cities from Germans. One guy Alexey Batyan (he's still alive, thanks God) even saved whole city of Krakov from being blown up completely.
Liberation of Poland: the Man who Saved Krakow
Looks like certain people want to rewrite the history and you are supporting them. But the truth will always remain the truth, and it's up to you if you want to figure it out (which is more difficult) or to choose an easy way and to fall for propaganda. But propaganda robs your mind and damages your brain. Look at liberals, they are the bright example of shifting mentality.
It's not reason for them, all humanistic arguments is nothing for Poland. They respect only brute force... So, while Russia is not ready to show force, to talk with them is a action with void effect... Germans already knew it - so, they could rule of Poland mood as they want
If Poles only respect brute force, how come Poles used less brute force than most others in Europe, historically?
Poles came to Russia in 1612 and in 1812 (with Napoleon) as aggressors. Poland got a several Russian territories in 1921 while Russia was weak..
Why the western countries left Poland alone in 1939, faced to Hitler attack? Because they didn't saw a difference between aggressive Poland and aggressive Germany. Poland always perform aggression against Russia, trying to take some of territories, but usually don't able to gather enough strength to act independently...
There's only a hand full of people in Europe in the league of Poles when it comes to it's lack of historic brute force, most notably Czechs, Slovaks, Finland, and the Baltic Nations.
But this countries didn't organize concentration camps for Russian soldiers, to murder them in violation of Zheneva convention.
You can tell people who respect brute force, by how much they support Israel, generally the might is right kind of people respect Israel's might.
In that regard than no Eastern Europeans would be that way.
Because now Israel have a solid lobby in world politics. By the way, Osventsim was at Poland territory...
Some Russians invited in Poland in the Polish Muscovite War of 1605 - 1618.
Napoleon had liberated Poland.
Poland didn't attack the real Russia in the Polish - Soviet War, they had attacked only Soviets.
So why do you punish statues of Russian soldiers for the crimes of Soviets?
Maybe because of this.
Soviet World War II crimes in Poland - dangvukinhquoc
In 1940 and the first half of 1941, the Soviets deported more than 1,200,000 Poles, most in four mass deportations. The first deportation took place February 10, 1940, with more than 220,000 sent to northern European Russia; the second on April 13, 1940, sending 320,000 primarily to Kazakhstan; a third wave in June-July 1940 totaled more than 240,000; the fourth occurred in June, 1941, deporting 300,000. Upon resumption of Polish-Soviet diplomatic relations in 1941, it was determined based on Soviet information that more than 760,000 of the deportees had died—a large part of those dead being children, who had comprised about a third of deportees.[45].