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truhlei   
15 Jul 2007
News / Polish myths. Poland is one of the countries that count in the world. [49]

True, we are not all that known around the globe, but we have had many outstanding writers... The only problem being that they are hardly known to anyone outside of the country.

You have mentioned one of the worst phenomenons. Very few works translated from Polish.
No Pasek translations no Rzewuski.
Sometimes it occures to me that people abroad should collect money for translating of Polish-Lituanian literature in different languages (Russian in my case) to an Endowment able to organize this work
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

I'm also Moskal.
I think we are dealing with another Poland than that of 19 century.
In those days Poles and Litwyns were opressed by Russian Empire but despite sufferings people didn't loose their nobility, szlachetnosc. They were brave enemies of opression but always looking for nobility charateristics even among Russians. In Pan Tadeusz Mickiewicz gave an example of Russian captain Rykow.

My mother's ancestors also from catholic Belarus-Litwa, a poor szlachta didn't have evident reasons to love Russians but they didn't hate Russians. To hate was below their personal dignity.

Now peasantry spirit governs in Poland today. People will never understand your idea that "Russia suffered the communist regime as well".
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

I think our goverment do not represent polish society attitude towards Russia, which from my observations is not bad, positive I would say.

Ola,

Please pardon my previous post. It's clear I'm sure there are different opinions in Poland today. The problem is that I managed to contact nearly only with Poles that were angry and agressive and didn't try to demonstrate good manners. Besides that many Polish films penetrated in Russia (exept historical ones) have also agressive and inmoral protagonists (beginning from 1970 approximately).

As ro Russian "friends" as Erzy Urban they are worse than enemies. They are or the same nature as those Russians - Polish "friends", as we the Russians call them liberasts (like pederasts). But this topic is away from our discussion.

Imagine: people of the 19 century (Poles and Litwins) were like English Victorians. People my ancestors told me and those described by such writers as Orzezkowa (sorry for incorrect spelling). There are no such types among my contacts (except an old (84 years old) Pole) in Moscow or in Internet comunity. There are no such protagonists in films today
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

We shall never forget and never forgive.

And personally, I shall never forgive you, Russki beastly murderers, for what you did to my family in 1939.

A just hate!
But are you sure there are no Poles who colaborated with Soviet murderers? No their sons and grandsons? Are you sure they don't prosper now as postcommunists. Prosper better than the sons of their victims?

Are you sure their participation was lesser than that of ancestors of each of 142 million Russki beastlies?
The challenge is that Russians are long away. You can hate then without any contact. As to Polish postcommunists, they are nearby and it is quite uneasy to fight against them.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

The topic was about Russia, not Germany or Ukraine.
Or we can analyze everything only as schwabian-turkish kolbassa?
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Truhlei, are you actually Russian?

Yes I'm Russian. I have ancestors among people of RP. Some my relatives were also fusilated by being accused as Polish Spies. Not in 1939. Earlier. The rest had to leave houses in Soviet Union in order to escape from NKVD. Hate me for 1939.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Ledts talk.
Puzzler,
I'm against chauvinism by destroying tre Nation. But I'll never agree the Russian chauvinists killed Poles in Katyn. Russian nationalists were also fusilated by the same authorities which fusilated Poles at Katyn. No Russian spirit governed in NKVD.

Genocide is a murder of an ethnic group or its part. If intellectuals of all ethnic groups are killed that is not a genocide. That is another atrocity we should give a name. Not only Polish intellectuals were fusilated during Soviet rule. Russian, Ukranian Jewish, all intellectual elite of all ethnies.

Katyn is only a part of this crime. For 1937 20000 people was an every two week NKVD work.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Puzzler,
I want you to know: Politicians in Poland who insist in Katyn genocide determining play a dirty game. They know exactly that it may become a precedent for some xenofobic Russians to quolify mass exterminations of Russians also as genocide. By belonging of considerable part of GPU-NKVD to people from Latvia and Jews.

Some Polish politicians know that and that is in my opinion the main reason they insist. Polish authorities today have problems connected with xenofobia. They will be glad if Russia will have a greater extremist reputation
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

- Is it the typical Russian thinking? - 'Lyudiei u nas mnoga.' (No offense, by the way.)

Truhlei, 20000 Polish people is a lot to us Poles.

20000 Russians is also very much. 20001 is much more. Millions is hardly imaginable. As for each Nation.
But everybody can suffer as Russians.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Is it the typical Russian thinking? - 'Lyudiei u nas mnoga.' (No offense, by the way.)

I don't think this is an offence. I'm not afraid of a real offence.
I am only unable to understand what in my post discoveres that I'm of that opinion. I also stated that for me Katyn is only a part of communism crime
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

What mass exterminatons of Russians?

I find it difficuft even to enumerate shortly. There are books of manu volumens only enumerating mass executions of people in Russia. Such as Gulag by Solzenycyn translated into Polish. I'm sure you also know about that even if you can quote the frase that We have lots of people.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

And why regarding those mass exterminations as genocide would be something bad?

A genocide is a crime aimed to kill representatives of a concrete ethnic grup for its common reduction. Of one or some ethnic groups, not the intellectuals of all ethnicities as it was during communist rule.

If the Polish politcians are helping to qualify mass exterminations as genocide I'd say they're doing a good job, aren't they?

If it is a real genocide as qualified by 1947 Convention. The mass murder of upper social groups (intellectuals) for gouverning later over workers and peasants is not a genocide (Polish publicist A. de Lazari is of the same opinion). It is the crime of the same danger but it requires its own term
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Living in a quasi-totalitarian state with a cult of personality of your master that's not really surprising.

Polish king was also respected even by rokosz participants. Exept Bar konfederacja partisans as far as I know no rokoszans required any detronement (Zebzydowski or Lubomirski rokosz). According to Constitution 1791 King is intouchable and inrespounsable/

That's not a totalitarian state.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Truhlei, so you mean the Russians who were murdered during communism? I've read Solzhenitsyn many times; I often reach for 'The Gulag Archpelago.' I remember reading its first American edton, and then a Polish one published in Paris by the emigre Polish
publishing house Kultura, in, if I remember it rght, 1977.

Yes,
That is only one of thousands of books about communist terror.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

But I was talking about your current master.

My only master is president Putin. I'll respect the head of the state despite its personality/ Obedience is a different thing.
Shall you shame me for being a Sarmate ideals partisan?
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

and do you think kosovo should have independence?

Being Russian I'm against not only Kosovo de jure independence but also any kind of Osetian and Abhasian separatism from Georgia as well as East Ukranian Russian-speaking de jure separation from Ukraune.

Each state limit all over the world may be considered injust by somebody. Europe isn't an exception. Vilnius Lithuania is one of the examples.

Kosovo de jure independence wil provoke the similar attempts all over the world because despite Ahtisaari statements its situation isn't so unique.
Neither USA nor NAto will be able to control this situation

vs. peasantry? :)

Atilla you are Russian. You know that Russian middle class is defensless and even is unable to realize that it should defend itself. Our "elite" think how to distribute sone gas profits among lumpens. If gas disappears, lumpens will distribute middle class property (in direct or indirect way) Sarmats formed some 15 per cent of population and were able to controle all life in RP. 15 per cent and their social status - all this shows that the majority of szlachta belonged to middle class. A good example

of course,i think that slavic union is a total bull,we don't need russians to rule over us all.

Russians also reject slavic union. Slavic countries are qualified now as possible obstacle for Russian business and trade with "Old Europeans"

Living in a quasi-totalitarian state

First of all I'll see how Polish government wins postcommunism in Poland following only 45 years of communist rule and 18 years of postcommunist one under the controle of democratic powers.

Only after that you will receive a certain right to condemn a country which siffered from communism during 74 years and was not later controlled in its democratic development by free world.

I'm sure Kaczynskis don't have even a correct political technology to win in this sphere. As well as teache oter ex communist countries
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Truhlei,
Well, i don't know really. May be you are right. I think the extermination of noble elite in Russia won't be reimbursed ever. Gas tycoons (i used to work at Gazprom for some time) don't have a chance. Their childrean or children of their children - probably.

Atilla I'm sure we have a wrong idea of szlachta and Rissian nobility.
The image of these classes in the 19 century doesn't give us anything. To think about nobility or szlachta exploring the examples of the 19 century is the same thing that to learn about Helsinki 1952Olympic Games sportsmen preparation studying one of its champions today when he is after 70.

Nobility as well as szlachta were efficient in 16-17 centuries when their manners and education wasn't much higher than the lewel of peasants.
As to szlachta it can't be compared with Russian or Western nobility. It is a unique phenomenon. It wasn't a class or social group. It was a little people (some 15 per cent) within tle big people.

It is sometimes similar to communist party in totalitarian countries/ I mean social duties and prospects for career only for party members. I don't mean communist ideology by itself although the antihuman ideas turned communist states to totalitarian existence without any Golden Liberty for anybody.

It is quite possible now to establish an irregular forces with organization and honour tribunals. The participants will occupy all profitable posts in state politics or business and won't permit penetration of no-irregulars. That's the szlachta as well as nobility algorytm.

15 per cent will signify its penetration into all spheres. All major public servants, all major military officers (from major) all businessmen and all major managers. And volunteers downstairs as szlachta golota.

Everything is prepared for this. Everibody will join to have success and take duties. Such group (for Russia some 20 million) will controle everything and rebels will become impossible as well as reforms won't take into account lumpens' protests.

Poland and Litwa can teach us. Not contemporary one.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

;i think that states are like marriages;))if someone's not happy,then divorce.share your earnings,and split in peace.stay friends,for sake of people(children).politicians are responsible for people,not for their own dignity.
i personally believe that opressed people want out,and the opressors are trying to preserve their milking cows,if you get what i mean.

For any independence de jure (I don't discuss de facto one the kosovars have since 1999) a carantin is requires. North Cyprus is waiting for 33 years

Excuse me... ?

You don't read Jaroslaw Kaczynski's speeches. You don't like Jaroslaw? But there are some clever ideas in his speeches. The ways of its putting in practice isn't so clever.

But in any way don't ask moskal about Polish fight against postcommunism. Read more Polish newspapers

The difference is that you created communism...

I didn't create communism. There were some Russians who participated in that. But not only Russians. Study the ideas of Konstantin Kalinowski, red fraction leader in 1863. His "Red" term was used by Soviet communists.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

The difference is that you created communism...

And the same advice. Look for Polish communist colaborationists and their sons and grandsons. Their participation in Polish oppression was more evident than the participation of 99 per cent of Russians. Now they have a higher living standarts than the sons of their victims. But you won't look for them and repeat them everything you told me, unknown moskal. I'm long away. It is comfortable to accuse me. It is imposible to make Polish postcommunists give an explication whi they are still living better than their victims.

I told peasantry spirit governs. That is one of such demonstrations, isn't it?
To be brave with unknown moskal, to condemn him without any knowledge about his familiars' possible participation in Polish tragedy and to keep silence with the postcommunist next door. Quite a peasant virtud
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

The point is that without your soldats these people would never get power here, not even close to that.

No, Grzegorz, the point is that now without Soviet soldiers you are unable to write here that some traitors families still prosper following the opression of patriots in the past. Prospor because they still have clans that persecuted liberty in the past. Clans of mutual assistance (read Jaro respected by you as well as by me).

The point is that you can't mention next door traitors family and cut his hair as it was after war/ Or - in a human society - at least make yhese families remember their past and at least support your Jaro by fear of social boikot. The vice versa they make propaganda against twins.

Unfortunately Jaro didn't prepare well to that fight.
In such situation it is so easy to condemn all Russians. They are away, have their own problems and won't react to your words in such way as postcommunist clan with guys in your street may react.
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

without your soldats these people would never get power here

There is a real chain. No perspectives for traitors without Soviet soldiers...
But did the Red Army represent any democracy? Did it have any opportunitu to create any konfederacja as it was in Pospolitoje Ruszenje (pardon for spelling)?

In this case nobody could decide to invade Poland and dye for Brealau transmission to Germany.
Did they at least have any opportunity to escape as did thousands of Russian soldiers in 18 century in RP?
So, the reason why Soviet soldiers were loosing their lives in Poland we should find in the past, in Soviet system of opression after 1917.
Nobody elected Soviet power in Russia despite the existence of electoral mechanisms since at least 1906. In Czesz Republic by the way communists were elected in 1948 when Red army was away. But nobody was able to defend himself although the minority started rebels in 1917.

Do you know why this occured? Are sure any Nation is protected now against such tragedy? What do you know about possible protection? Please write it. I'm studying this topic more than 12 years. It is very interesting to learn your opinion
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Quoting: truhlei
No, Grzegorz, the point is that now without Soviet soldiers you are unable to write here that some traitors families still prosper following the opression of patriots in the past.

What... ?

It is a lie? No post-communists prospering thanks to clan participation? Well, I'll look for Jaro's topics.

So you compare our problems with punishing traitors to your situations, when the whole country is run by "ex" KGB/GRU people ??

You know the number of KGB agents. You have managed to penetrate into KGB secrets.
As a matter of fact KGB was prohibited by party leaders to have too much agents. Because many agents could permit KGB rebel against party leaders. With the reduced number of agents Andropov managed to blackmail former party leader Breznew. Thet's the reason why only 5 per cent of Soviet people were KGB agents.

People were controlled in another way: party membership was inevitable for career, only party member could controle not only the whole USSR but also every street, every factory. A party member had to support party policy or he could be expelled loosing good career.

You see no difference with Poland

The difference is that you created communism...

Grzegorz, I think you can't undersand me because you have never contacted people whose Polish speaking ancestors spent the perioud between 1917-1945 within the Soviet Union and have an internal view of all the challenges in the USSR. If you were among them your ideas should be quite different.

I'm sure it is not your merit that your ancestors spent that period in Poland not in the USSR. It was not the mistake of Polish speaking people in the USSR that they faced communism earlier. Many of them were deported to Siberia earlier. Some public servants didn't have right to work among Polish-speaking people. Some left for internel Russian territories by unempoyment at the beginning of 20 century. After 1920 in some Soviet territories it was very dangerous to claim so called optation (return to Poland and its kresy). Many people didn't try to return by fear for their familiars.

In the 30-s hundreds of thousands of Polish speaking people were killed or sentenced to many years of imprisonment by suspect of being spies.
More victims thain in Katyn and post war Poland taken together.
When anybody hates yhat means that he didn't suffer much. Those who suffered much don't have force to hate, only to persist as individual.

For my Polish speaking grandfather the top of heroism was not to change his western name and etnicity in pasport. But his parents had to leave their house in Saransk Volga region and to die away from their home. They were afraid after 1939 when their familiars places Grodno and Oszmjany became Soviet NKVD will learn smth about their relatives that seemed to be successful in Poland.

Or course there were people that suffered more. But everybody for survival had to put their families past in secret from their children. My grandfather didn't return from the war and my mother - his daughter - died with good memories about grandies but with no information about her family. She knew only names and approximately the regions of burth. And admiration of their education and kindness.

Now after my mammies' dearth I learned their genealogy untill 17 century. visited Grodno and folwark my grand-grandfather was born. But even before I learned about their past in archives I visited more and more The places in ancient Great Lithuania they were from. It is like a prenatal instinct of Fatherland. After 40 I feel myself happy in that lands.

You see my family managed to see Soviet power from inside from the very beginning.
No idea that Russian community in general was more guilty in communism than my ancestors? than other Polish speaking people in the same situation.
Look for other people in Russia with Polish speaking ancestors. I'm sure they will tell you the same thing. At least the majority of them.

Litwa is my Fatherland but I'm proud of beeng Orthodox Russian
truhlei   
16 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Let us discuss general point. I think the general point is whichi values should be first defended if you want to escape slavery. And the algorytms of their defence.

Grzegorz Poland and Litwa for Politology is the same thing that Roman Empire for Law.
You can give a term to each process in politics using only Polish and Lithanian History, their political system. Till today you can understand any political process if you know RP political system and history.

RP democracy managed to resist so great attack as Potop and English or American democracies could only fail in such circumstancies. There were no adecuate survivals of any democratic or non-democratic Nation. You know? I'm ignorant. Sritish and American traditional politology is nothing in comparison with algorytms of RP. They were happy to be separated from enemies by seas and ocans, but their internal Civil wars were terrible. I'm deeply convinced in that

But neither in Polish history nor all over the world nobody respects Sarmat perioud. A great perjury in historical researches. Sometimes RP is even not mentioned in history of democratic development.

I should laught at the idea that anarchy killed RP. But see there is nothing in the world that is accepted with such unanimity as this idea. Even the idea that 2X2=4 can find more oppositors.

Polish endowments translate into Russian only historic researches that claim that anarchy was the reason of RP trouble in 1795. Even a moskal can't observe such self-humilation. in case the most RP deficiencies were more common with its neighbours (rokoszy, magnaty corruption). Nobody of these historians can even imagine that Three Black Eagles Union was a strong power. RP as well as each Nation in such situation was unable to reject. That a possible strong regular army could rebel, kill all liberties in RP kill half a population in Spy suspect take all resources of the country and then debilitated RP could be a more comfortable victim for enemies. Nobody noticed that.

Many democrates exist all over the world but when they look at RP they become to teach Tirania. Elected King is bad, reduced superior power is worse, Sejm votation in favour of war or against it is the worst thing. Nobody asked why the poor szlachta was eager to defend Golden freedom although among poor people were no Romantics. Sarmat obscurantism opposed to Enlightment is condemned all over the world - do you know the price of Enlightment, this pre-communism?

I don't speak in details about menor lie. When for example it is written that Liberum Veto killed RP, but only very few researches state that Liberun Veto ended in 1764. Many examples of the sort.

Everybody in the world condemnes RP in generar and sometimes glorifies some romantic heroes. Everybody says there was the worst in Europe the System that gave at the beginning of 16 century right to vote to a higher percentage of people than England in 1832 300 years later.

Polish literature about sarmat perioud isn't translated into Russian and even English. One cannot take from Internet in Russian or English books of Pasek or Rzewiski. Poland is fighting for Belarus democracy but it doesn't give texts on common past (Belarus ruling circles dismiss people researching Litwa history).

Many Polish public servants receive good salaries for Polish propaganda abroad but detailed Polish history isn't translated yet in the leading languages.
Everybody in the world hates RP history or loves it in some perverted forms: Many heroes bad political system.
Grzegorz, Imagine some similar is with Russia. Russia has sins but few people abroad know them (although we don't keep silence - you don't want to listen). And deficiencies you think the main sometimes are only the consecuencies as Soviet soldiers in Poland - they didn't have another way, everything started 30 years earlier. Why? By lack of democracy, poverty? Before 1917 there was a huge economic and political progress and Russia was winning a war.

I'm sure you weren't told about the reasons of communist victory.
truhlei   
17 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

But it was predominantly Russians who committed all those atrocities against their own countrymen, weren't they?

Puzzler, you are discussing Russians as citizens of Russian Empire? Russian Empire gone away before.
You are discussing Russians as ethnic group. Among Russians the percentage of people participating in Revolution wasn't higher than among for example Polish-speaking people here. Dzerzynski and Kosior (one of the authors of Ukranian hunger in 1933 - 10 millions of victins as some Ukranian say) were only the top of communist rule.

There were some ethnies who didn't participated in communist movement (islamic peoples for example) but as to Polish speaking people that is not so

You weren't invaded by another country, another people.

We were.

Sometimes it is better than to be invided by internal revolutionaries. You may learn that reading the works of Polish clergymen of the end of the 19 century. Such liberational movements as Red fraction led by Kalinowski in `1863 frightened them more.
truhlei   
17 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

Why then you in today allegedly democratic Russia haven't even condemned those communist killers, let alone punshed them (if they are still alve)?

A nice question...
Who is rulling after communism? People away from the previous system without any knowlege how to rile? Without arms and status of public servant?
You think such people can go to power immediately or at least in some 20 years without the same atrocities, rebels and witch hunts?
No, some political technologies are required. Technologies nobody in the West toughy us. Technologies from the past such as irregular troops of middle class people etc.etc. As American militia of 18 century (existed to prevent praetorian syndrome), as volunteer courps en England in 19 century, as szhlachta of centuries 15-17.

That could take force structures away from a possible rebel or plot and in some 15 years convert them into strictly professional structures of democratic society.

The point is that we the Russian middle classers didn't receive this algorytm from Mr Clinton as well as Mr. Bush. Now we have to take it only from our pessonal historic studies and even not young people could start that work only after 1991 by the reduction of access to all information in Soviet period.

16 years isn't enough for that process. People's old-fashioning should be also taken into account.
I wonder you make such questions. In Poland you have a similar situation. Read investigation on Polish military Intelligence. Pay attention to the fact that such structure had nothing to do in Poland. Poland didn't require NATO secrets by entering this organization. Military Intelligence was unable to learn anything in East Europe because its officers were well known in our region. Military intelligence "acted" and its people received good salaries in 90 when all East European people were obliged to survive economically. And Military Intelligence supported the business of its participants using oficial status.

That occured in Poland depending of West Europe. That occured in the army integrating Nato.
Imagine such situation in Russia to which the WEst is physically unable to impose its controle.
Military Intelligence is only a visible top of an iceberg. Each powiat has its own postcommunist clan. Friends and cooperators from families formed during communism and some former dissident integrated.

One should be patient to their influence if they in change start to respect traditional Polish values but the point is that they impose their opinion to the rest of population and not the vice versa.

That occures within the EU in circumstancies of European countries mutual dependence. Imagine Russia away from EU.
I'm not sure Jaro Kaczynski will beate these clans. At least he doesn't offer any political technology with mass participation. At least he concentrated himself in lustration of ex secret service agents as if communist colaborators non-agents of secret service are less dangerous. As if secret contacts are with political police in the past is more dangerous than opened and agressive contacts op postcommunistas clans in present.

I don't think he will have any success.
Poland has nothing to teach Russians in thes sphere.

Why one of them - a KGB creep - rules Russia and the majority of Russians back him singlemindedly?

I'm sure the main progress in Russian social life (I wish it were forever) is that President in Russia is intouchable ian irresponsible as RP King in your tradition and in Constitution of 1791. The obedience is quite a different thing. I'm dealing with respect and safety of rulling person. One of the main reasons why 1917 became possible was the possibility to detrone Nicolas II and non admission of his son Alexis to trone despite legislature.

The head of the Nation is a ganantee of national unity even if he doesn't have power at all as Japanese Imperador now and sespite his personal assets. Rp is a nice example of that.

As to presidential power, it may be reduced in some years. A parlament and Prime Minister may exercise administrative functions, but now Russia still doesn't have at least a bipartisan parlament.

That's the reason why I voted in favor of Putin despite his past only because Eltsin ordered him and I'm going to vote in favor of anybody ordered by Pitin next year.

For the most ignorant people I shall respond. Thai in nothing that means obedience to Moscow. That is only question of Majestas not gouverning.
As to gouverning in my 43 years I came only to one conviction^ Szlachtic in his home is equal to vojewoda.

Would you reply (as Russian natonalists seem to have done in the past) that the human mind is too limited to comprehend Russia?

Do you know such nationalists? Mention their names. I know only one in Russian history (poet Tutczew) but I don't think many people follow his ideas. His nature peotical describing is more quoted.

As to the rest of nationalists they are convinced Russia should follow old European culture. First millenium in religion, past centuries in social life because moral was respected in West society. As to economy and technology Russia should be more pragmatic and folow today examples
truhlei   
17 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

If yes, well, your suffering is your own affair; it's you who inflicted it on yourselves during your 'revolution' and later. But the Katyn, among others, is what you inflicted on us. We're not you, you know?

Admit that Russians follow the same logic: We are not Poles. Why should we pay enormous attention to their troubles? We have ours.
Because we are guilty? Well who personally or familarly at least. Our ancestors have a strong alibi.
We are guilty because our ethnicity established communism? But representetives of different ethnicities participated in revolition. Polish speaking people also gave communists in Russia. Not the majority but correspondent to their percentage in lands non-occupied by Germans during WWI (In CzK-OGPU-NKVD before 1937 this persentage was higher than Russian one if we take into account ethnic Russian and Polish speaking shares of our population).

You seem to still think we are part of your 'country.' But it's over and all the stars seem to indicate that it's so for good.

Nobody thinks on that. For what do we need a countri without Gas and petrileum and not an excellent well-developped economy?
Everything Russians need they have within their country. All Russian problems also exist within Russian territory. Some people think there are territories in for example East Ukraine that should be Russians by the desire of its population. But nearly the half of population are satisfied by our limits.

Russians aren't ideological now. We are more pragmatic. Not all, there are many marginal people especially among old people but the transformation goes toward pragmatism.

Being pragmatic Russians are more inderested in business with the world to the west of Odra.
Russians are afraid Slavic world between West Europe and Russii will become and obstacle in this business despite the ideals of free commerce.
By supporting the Baltic gas tube Western people confirm Russian fear. Russians come in the conclusion that if such polici is supported within the EU the unanimity doesn't exist end West Europe doesn't have enough force to impose its economical and political standarts to Slavic countries.

And actually yes, Poles are very civlised people

It is evident especially when you use such terms as otyebitsya

Quoting: ConstantineK
that we are more powerful

And what do you wish to do with this power?

The majority of Russians are going to spend it within now Russian limits to construct a good life.
There are force bodies as secret services and Armed forces that prosper taking money from budget. They are interested in conflicts with the West to justify receiving money.

There are marginals that think a strong dictatorship will take money from rich people (in reality from middle-classers) and distribute it among lumpens.
No irregular troops of middle classers to defend free society.
West world provokes tentions and apparently justifies reaction forces activities

the Russians are incomparably less prejudiced towards us than the Germans. The Russians don't consider us inferior to them. That's something.

Not so now. For today Russians Germany is a symbol of Wealthy, Law, Order and Justice. Russians consider Germany France and Italy should lead Europe and teach Slavic nations within EU.

I didn't hear any different opinion in Rissia today

You were spreading crap after we decided to join NATO and what happened ? Nothing

For Russians that wasn't the Polish question. The point is that NATO violated its gentleman word given in 1989 not to expand NATO.
What happened? The loss of credit to gentleman word and marginalization of liberal movement in Russia that had persuaded Russians to trust the West. Nothing more because Nato even being expanded isn't dangerous to Russia by its impotence to establish order even in a small territory of Kosovo.

But as to changes in the mind Russiaans don't believe the West that can violate its honest promise.
Before that Russians didn't believe their Soviet leaders only. After NATO expansion and similar collisions came the turn of the West.
It should be repeated that liberal people here are as a moral hostages in case of such violations and nobody want to become pro West except some marginal circles

You have been thousand times worse invaders than them, also as regards your nvasion of Germany and the way you treated their women.

Imagine such people are still here in Russia. That's the reason why Katyn doesn't attract Russian attention. There are other problems

Your commie crimes are thousand times worse than the Nazi crimes.

Well, notice Germans don't accuse Russians as Pole do that despite your statement.
Why?
I think they are more developped and more realistic than romantic Slavs

But you're too weak, poor muzhiks, to make your desires get fulfilled.

Happy to hear that. It is high time to give up penetrating into other states and the affairs of other countries. It is high time to pay attention to Russian internal affairs.

The western politicians will give up provoking Russian agressive forces and lumpens? They seem to be interested in choosing Russians as enimies in order to take attention away from theis own losses within the EU.

Western budget vampires (army, military economy, secret services) willl support Russian volonteer pacification? USA vampires take nearly 600 billion USD for defending national interests of a country separated from all possible enemies by oceans. American secret services take 90 billion dollars.

But you're too weak, poor muzhiks, to make your desires get fulfilled. The Yanks have beat you up in the Cold War and they actually have you under their heal now.

My desires aren't fulfilled by intermal problems. As to Americars no force is required to beat them because they are committing a suicide now. They are too strong but their idea to put all the Universe in order requires the force they will never have. Sooner or later they will spend all their force. As to young Americans they are more interested in national self-existence. US will abandon its friends sooner or later.

Armija Krajowa veterans will tell you what does it mean to be abandoned when you are surrounded by barbarian forces

- Are you kidding? What chutzpah indeed. - How about the Caucasus? How about the Baltic states? How about Afghanistan? How about war-mongering abroad - in Africa, South America, Asia during communism?

What are Polish soldiers doing in Irak now? Still looking for nuclear weapon?
Are there any Russians in Afganistan now? Which foreign troops are there today?

I wonder no Pole commented on my post in https://polishforums.com/archives/2005-2009/history/poland-russia-ending-story-11550/3/ beginning with the words Grzegorz Poland and Litwa for Politology is the same thing that Roman Empire for Law.. Including the proper Grzegorz.

Dear Poles, is it quite a frequent thing when a moskal starts to doubt about the humillation of RP past?
Your opinions are very important. Please comment if possible.
Well, I'll repeat my post:
Poland and Litwa for Politology is the same thing that Roman Empire for Law.
You can give a term to each process in politics using only Polish and Lithanian History, their political system. Till today you can understand any political process if you know RP political system and history.

RP democracy managed to resist so great attack as Potop and English or American democracies could only fail in such circumstancies. There were no adecuate survivals of any democratic or non-democratic Nation. You know? I'm ignorant. Sritish and American traditional politology is nothing in comparison with algorytms of RP. They were happy to be separated from enemies by seas and oceans, but their internal Civil wars were terrible. I'm deeply convinced in that

But neither in Polish history nor all over the world nobody respects Sarmat perioud. A great perjury in historical researches. Sometimes RP is even not mentioned in history of democratic development.

I should laught at the idea that anarchy killed RP. But see there is nothing in the world that is accepted with such unanimity as this idea. Even the idea that 2X2=4 can find more oppositors.

Polish endowments translate into Russian only historic researches that claim that anarchy was the reason of RP trouble in 1795. Even a moskal can't observe such self-humilation. in case the most RP deficiencies were more common with its neighbours (rokoszy, magnaty corruption). Nobody of these historians can even imagine that Three Black Eagles Union was a strong power. RP as well as each Nation in such situation was unable to reject. That a possible strong regular army could rebel, kill all liberties in RP kill half a population in Spy suspect take all resources of the country and then debilitated RP could be a more comfortable victim for enemies. Nobody noticed that.

Many democrates exist all over the world but when they look at RP they become to teach Tirania. Elected King is bad, reduced superior power is worse, Sejm votation in favour of war or against it is the worst thing. Nobody asked why the poor szlachta was eager to defend Golden freedom although among poor people were no Romantics. Sarmat obscurantism opposed to Enlightment is condemned all over the world - do you know the price of Enlightment, this pre-communism?

I don't speak in details about menor lie. When for example it is written that Liberum Veto killed RP, but only very few researches state that Liberun Veto ended in 1764. Many examples of the sort.

Everybody in the world condemnes RP in generar and sometimes glorifies some romantic heroes. Everybody says there was the worst in Europe the System that gave at the beginning of 16 century right to vote to a higher percentage of people than England in 1832 300 years later.

Polish literature about sarmat perioud isn't translated into Russian and even English. One cannot take from Internet in Russian or English books of Pasek or Rzewiski. Poland is fighting for Belarus democracy but it doesn't give texts on common past (Belarus ruling circles dismiss people researching Litwa history).

Many Polish public servants receive good salaries for Polish propaganda abroad but detailed Polish history isn't translated yet in the leading languages.
Everybody in the world hates RP history or loves it in some perverted forms: Many heroes bad political system.
Grzegorz, Imagine some similar is with Russia. Russia has sins but few people abroad know them (although we don't keep silence - you don't want to listen). And deficiencies you think the main sometimes are only the consecuencies as Soviet soldiers in Poland - they didn't have another way, everything started 30 years earlier. Why? By lack of democracy, poverty? Before 1917 there was a huge economic and political progress and Russia was winning a war.

I'm sure you weren't told about the reasons of communist victory.
truhlei   
17 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

All people who made revolution were killed exept very few personalities. Without any interest to ethnicity. It is a French revolution phenomenon: Revolution eats its sons
truhlei   
17 Jul 2007
History / Poland-Russia: never-ending story? [1341]

There were also other reasons. They were fighting for detronement in past and didn't have any obstacles to "detrone" Stalin.
A praetorian syndrome was a real danger. I'm sure there was a plot among militars. The text or Trial of Tuhachevski is still a secret.

In ChK-GPU-NKVD I didn't manage to find even omly one man of State Security who entered political police before 1935 ind honorably came to pension after 1957, a typical situation for law enforcement bodies all over the world

Besides that a sanation was required because the majority was composed of criminals. I read many researches on Soviet History and only two or three times met the mentioning of Red Guard (Russian SA analogue in 1917) veterans as Soviet servants in 30.

As to Kuusinen (in Soviet Union he was Otto not Ville), we know very few facts about him. To be invissible is the mail mean to survive in Soviet Nimenklatura.

I only know all his familiars (wife and daughter) were fanatic communists and also very unhappy people. His only grandson died in childhood. Kuusinen died being one of 10 Soviet leaders but he was so lonely.

Maxxx Payne you are from Suomi? I have some questions on Shutskor (irregular Suomi troops in 20-30). It is away from this forum. My e-mail is truhlei@mail.ru I'm speaking English Spanisp and a little Portuguese

I think you'd be happier if the US (AND ALL THE PPL IN IT) was just wiped off the map. But I don't feel that way about Russia!

Why do you think so? Do you know the principle of bicycle race? To be the second. Less force. The leader spends more force. USA are comfortable for Russia and many other ex rivals. But sometimes it seems USA are comitting a suicide as superpower. They don't have enough force to controle all the world and pay more attention to democratic propaganda and direct actions without any attention to creation of social and economic circumstancies dor democratic development