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All this mess about Danzig... [122]
A land that doesn't commemorate the valiant efforts of its forefathers should hang its head in shame.
:):):) Seanus, we are talking about Soviet Russian soldiers who liberated Poland from Nazis.
Most Poles see it as a next occupation, implemented by another anti-Polish regime.
But I know several cases when Russians did save Poles from annihilation ordered by Nazis at last moments of war in a given area.
Pointing on the fate of Kalingrad as an example of "Russian barbarism" you hypocriticaly omit the circumstances which leaded to this devastation.
Constantine, I am Constantly trying to teach you something. Whenever you write a post like that:
Yes, indeed. The only things you might recall with proud are the deeds of hoary antiquity.
I meddle in and correct you. I am not angry or sth, by no means. I am amused. But I don`t know how it happens that Russian barbarism always surfaces up on such occasions. :):):):):)
So, a lesson to be learnt by you: stop writing provocative posts about Poles because it turns against you! :):):):):):)
I meant those Russians who lie in Polish land deserved to be honored as liberators of Poland.
Soon I will post a few pics showing the ceremony.
pawian you talk about this town as about German town ...
but before WWII it was in big part Polish city...
I read that 98% of Gdańsk population was German or considered themselves such.
Which big Polish part are you talking about? :):):):)
I suppose you are trying to speak metaphorically, the Post Offices in Gdańsk was merely 40 patriotic Poles but they could stand for 4000 Germans.
Bikes huh??? The connection between two parts of a country through bikes???
How generous!
And it's true...no autobahn, no railway...Poles didn't even wanted to negotiate!
If Germans had waited 20 more years, all national animosites would have subsided.
But no, they wanted to have their railway, highway, Gdańsk, and a few other at once, without waiting. Revenge for the Versailles Treaty now!!
They were impatient and started the war. In result, they could kiss goodbye not only to Gdańsk but whole Eastern Prussia and some parts of ethnic German territories on the Oder River too.
History punishes those who are not able to wait patiently. :):):):)
