Returning to a sensible subject most would concede that the service men and women in the exile armies and the AK felt a sense of betrayal. Most are dead now. Many of the second generation were brought up with that sense of betrayal or an abandonment of the old country in favour of forgetfulness.
Rather than loved WIKI quick bites might I suggest before making silly comments the works of Norman Davies on Poland are read as well as The Poles in Britain 1940 - 2000 or The Abandoned Legion or Forgotten Holocaust or Forgotten Odyssey and others.
Serious subjects require serious perspectives.
Should we lighten up and join the ever repeating young generations who happy clap every alternative liberating view that happens along that decries the past.
Young Poles love the EU let us sing the united chorus and hug some consumer goods, middle aged Poles pray for the sainthood of a past Polish Pope or just avoid looking back at how the Party faithful got their hands on wealth, the old are just forgotten in the rush to the trough.
History however it is interpreted is just darned inconvenient. Sure Roosevelt played a game and for America as he saw it. The Poles lost - thats it. They lost the war. If they are not careful and forget who they are and where they have come from they will lose again in the economic quagmire known as the European Union and remember any friend of the US aint popular with the EU.
Rather than loved WIKI quick bites might I suggest before making silly comments the works of Norman Davies on Poland are read as well as The Poles in Britain 1940 - 2000 or The Abandoned Legion or Forgotten Holocaust or Forgotten Odyssey and others.
Serious subjects require serious perspectives.
Should we lighten up and join the ever repeating young generations who happy clap every alternative liberating view that happens along that decries the past.
Young Poles love the EU let us sing the united chorus and hug some consumer goods, middle aged Poles pray for the sainthood of a past Polish Pope or just avoid looking back at how the Party faithful got their hands on wealth, the old are just forgotten in the rush to the trough.
History however it is interpreted is just darned inconvenient. Sure Roosevelt played a game and for America as he saw it. The Poles lost - thats it. They lost the war. If they are not careful and forget who they are and where they have come from they will lose again in the economic quagmire known as the European Union and remember any friend of the US aint popular with the EU.