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9th November 1989: And the wall came tumbling down [113]
If that isn't sad.
Why? It's what's most Germans believe anyhow...
Poland was a virtual symbol f relentless struggle against communism, while East Germans relentlessly worked for STASI.
*Yawn*...you weren't especially successful then all these decades before, weren't you!
Even helping to supress other peoples struggles as a nice member of the Warsaw Pact..without your gov needing a wall against you at all because they could so trust in you, right?
over 4 months after Poland had already elected their first free government after WW2.
And still you always forget to thank Gorbi for that...why is that I wonder!
Man, Darius! You are truly embarrassing.
Why do you have such problems to accept the real polish life during all these years? We Ossis have no problems with this...Did you ever heard about the Gauck-Behörde? Poland never had such a thing...
dw-world.de/dw/article/0,1564,1480985,00.html
Polish Secret Police List Opens Old Wounds
Reading your tales about an always resisting anti-commi Poland shows it's about time. Poland was just another soviet-style society...you were in the Warsaw pact too, your army and secret service helped surpass freedom fights, your people was drowned in informers too, your commie party had you in their grip too
(even without having to fear that you would run away)...get used to it.
Nothing better, nothing worse! Stop pretending you were some shining light of freedom...not for Ossis anyhow...
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Poland's secret police, known as the SB, has much in common with other secret police agencies in former communist countries in that it was known for its brutality and kept tabs on much of the population. The SB had records on some 98,000 "secret spies" in 1988, shortly before the fall of Communism...
...all un-polish Martians probably! ;)
Interesting blog about you "resisters":
Polish Collaborators: Sons of Dzerzhinsky
A public interest blog about Polish collaborators with communism and agents of the Soviet-era secret police
polishcollaborators.blogspot.com/2007/05/how-to-read-polish-secret-police.html
Monday, May 14, 2007
...Moreover, the Tribunal closed the archives at the Institute of National Remembrance to scholars and journalists. Secret police documents are to remain secret until such time as a "fair" way of dealing with the agents is discovered.
It looks like another attempt by the old guard to help Poland's Soviet collaborators to remain burrowed throughout the country's civil society...
Why is that? It seems that is only good for myth-making as shown by z-darius.
A people who isn't told about their compliance and collaboration may truly believe they are a people of "resisters"...
