Salomon
24 Aug 2009
News / Words of thanks towards the 'Federation of Expellees' by Angela Merkel [40]
Most people considered as expelled aren't such in reality. Millions of people were looking for drop of foreign blood in 1970's and left Poland for political reasons using bloods law.
Steinbach family came to Poland in 1939 - and feleed Poland in 1945... she is good face for this organisation as long as she was living in stolen house and is dauther of German officer who came to Poland with invading German army. I would say it is perfect
As for other issues - In my opinion "ethnic" is wrong word.
All in all the biggest critic of German miniority in Poland was ... Józef Beck - who was partly of German origin...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Józef_Beck
So it was rather about political alligance.
What is more it was gen. Berling and many other people had no problems in communistic Poland in result of being party of German origin.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zygmunt_Berling
Expelled Germans were mostly people who conisdered themsleves as more Germans than Poles... and it was very easy to verify after WWII.
As for east German communists : No body made such hot kisses with Soviet leaders as German leader - Honecker ... so he wasn't protesting aganist some decisions made by Soviets...
Most people considered as expelled aren't such in reality. Millions of people were looking for drop of foreign blood in 1970's and left Poland for political reasons using bloods law.
Steinbach family came to Poland in 1939 - and feleed Poland in 1945... she is good face for this organisation as long as she was living in stolen house and is dauther of German officer who came to Poland with invading German army. I would say it is perfect
As for other issues - In my opinion "ethnic" is wrong word.
All in all the biggest critic of German miniority in Poland was ... Józef Beck - who was partly of German origin...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Józef_Beck
So it was rather about political alligance.
What is more it was gen. Berling and many other people had no problems in communistic Poland in result of being party of German origin.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zygmunt_Berling
Expelled Germans were mostly people who conisdered themsleves as more Germans than Poles... and it was very easy to verify after WWII.
As for east German communists : No body made such hot kisses with Soviet leaders as German leader - Honecker ... so he wasn't protesting aganist some decisions made by Soviets...