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Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]
It is rather awkward and I wouldn't be surprised if the behaviour of the Germans was a rude answer to this awkward behaviour of the hosts....
Since a school set up this trip I'm sure that it was intended to educate the students. Personally I think that it would be better to spare it to them. It's still to early for us to confront these issues... but I'm glad that we agree also on that their behavior was rude.
Quoting: Daisy
agreed, but someone should have taught them how to show some
They should have told them before then....how to react "properly"...
Do you mean that it is normal for Germans to make jokes and take pictures laughing on cemeteries or some places that witnessed tragedy?
In GB for many is Bomber-Harris still a hero...and his policy killed hundreds of thousands of german civilians...or even the forced expelling of the millions of Germans who had to flee the eastern territories (2 Millions died on this treck of misery)...did you ever hear a "I'm sorry" from the Poles???
First of all, remind me please who started the whole "lets bomb the civilians" thing first, Brits or Germans?
Secondly, since when are the poles responsible for the shifting of the boundaries after the WWII? Silly me, I always thought that it was Stalin's and Roosevelt's job.
Do you really want to compare the "London Blitz" with...say...Hamburg....Cologne....Dresden???
And do you really think that Germans would be more "gentle" in bombings if the Brits would let them fly freely over their island? Don't be ridicules.
AMEN. Imagine a bully that picks on everyone, and after he gets beaten up for it he demands from people compassion for his miserable and unfair fate. What a laugh. :)