Poloniaboy
3 Apr 2009
History / Jewish love towards Poles [389]
It's amazing to me. I'm new here. my family lost members in auschwitz and in katyn. My relatives died in the same places as your relatives. What was it they were dying for? Some would say because it was their duty as soldiers to fight for an independent Poland. Others would say that they will just press on with the way they have lived for so many hundreds of years with the attitude of, "that this too shall pass". My family came to America speaking of the horrors of the way they were treated in Poland. Personally I would love to come back and see the streets in Bialystok where they walked and lived and then meet a Polish National who was on his way to Auschwitz or Katyn and join him or her on that trek. I am confident that by the time that trip was over, we would be holding each other in our arms, crying over relatives we've probably never met and remembering what crimes were done in Poland by German as well as Soviet Forces. Let's stop bickering over the age old battle over the cross and the star. Let's focus on we together can do to make Poland a great and beautiful country rich in heritage and proud of her history and look to the future with great anticipation. I love my Polish Brothers and Sisters in Poland and wherever the may be scattered. A great nation with a great future.
It's amazing to me. I'm new here. my family lost members in auschwitz and in katyn. My relatives died in the same places as your relatives. What was it they were dying for? Some would say because it was their duty as soldiers to fight for an independent Poland. Others would say that they will just press on with the way they have lived for so many hundreds of years with the attitude of, "that this too shall pass". My family came to America speaking of the horrors of the way they were treated in Poland. Personally I would love to come back and see the streets in Bialystok where they walked and lived and then meet a Polish National who was on his way to Auschwitz or Katyn and join him or her on that trek. I am confident that by the time that trip was over, we would be holding each other in our arms, crying over relatives we've probably never met and remembering what crimes were done in Poland by German as well as Soviet Forces. Let's stop bickering over the age old battle over the cross and the star. Let's focus on we together can do to make Poland a great and beautiful country rich in heritage and proud of her history and look to the future with great anticipation. I love my Polish Brothers and Sisters in Poland and wherever the may be scattered. A great nation with a great future.