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Edited by marineq at 2022-1-9 20:11
Wow! And this is what they teach in Russian schools that Beck had a picture with Hitler hanging in his room, and Churchill said something ugly about Poles, instead of the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact and the Katyn genocide?
Putin's lying nonsense for the purposes of his politics.
When did Poland fail to keep its allied commitments? It was England and France with the Maginot Line that did not take military action on September 1, 1939 - and these actions could have thwarted Hitler's plans and helped Poland in a defensive war. This is why Stalin waited until September 17 to launch an attack on Poland to make sure that France and England would confine themselves only to passive demonstrations allied with Poland.
Additionally, you are throwing completely unfounded accusations about the allegedly prepared German-Polish invasion of Russia - present some historical facts that have sources in historical documents on this subject.
On the other hand, there was the Polish concept of a preventive war against Germany, when in 1933 Poland proposed to intervene in France.
[*Pilsudski sent emissaries to France: senator Potocki and military man Dlugoszowski;
*a decree on martial law was also being prepared;
*Western diplomacy, including Germany, produced documents proving this fact;
*Belgian, Austrian, British and US diplomacy reported on these Polish efforts;
*Ambassador Lukasiewicz in Paris in 1936 and 1937 officially referred to such a proposed preventive war in 1933]
England and France lost the chance to containment of Hitler at least three times, pursuing an unsuccessful policy of appeasement.
For the first time in 1933, France rejected the Polish proposal for a preventive war.
For the second time when Germany, in 1935, breaking international law, introduced the basic military service and air defense program without any reaction from England and France, and England in 1935 even signed a maritime agreement with Germany in violation of the Treaty of Versailles.
And the third time on March 7, 1936, when Germany remilitarized the Rhineland zone without any reaction from France and England, although the Polish government on that day made a declaration that it would keep the alliance in the event of the France-German war.
Since Winston Churchill criticized and insulted Poland, how should he evaluate his nation in the light of these facts? Moreover, Churchill also claimed that Stalin was a politician wanting peace, and was an ally of Hitler (Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact) and a criminal.
The Russians continue to live in a false, false history, because the recognition of historical facts puts Russia in a row with Nazi Germany, and by lying they whitewash their aggressive actions and crimes of genocide committed against neighboring nations-states.
You repeat again about the imaginary aggression against Czechoslovakia - because I have already explained the Zaolzie case so much that it makes no sense to repeat these facts anymore, since you have not understood so far that you are writing nonsense accusations.
It was Russia with Germany that divided Europe between them, as evidenced by the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
It was on the borrowed Russian training grounds that the German armies exercised, and then, after the occupation of Poland, both German and Russian armies celebrated and organized joint parades in honor of the victory, incl. in Brest. |
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