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3 Feb 2012 / #421
Yeas I am right. Historical anti-semitism in Poland was the background to the 1968 Polish pogrom.
That "Historical anti-semitism of Poland" must have also been the reason why most of the world's Jews CHOSE to live in Poland for 1000 years. LOL
Jonny who do you care more about? Jews or Poles?
Why do you keep banging on about Russia? In 1968 Russia did not exist as a country: it was part of the USSR.
Russia was part of the USSR and the USSR favored Russia over all other nations. Why do you think Moscow was chosen as the capital of the USSR and the USSR imposed the Russian language on its republics? Even Stalin spoke highest of the Russians of all the USSR countries.
The first census of the Soviet Union (1926) showed that there were 2.67 million Jews in the USSR. In 1959, despite the effects of the holocaust and WWII, there were 2.26 million, in 1970 2.15 million. If your claim is correct and Poland was only carrying out its 'anti-zionist' campaign on the orders of Moscow, why were so many Jews allowed to remain in the USSR?
The USSR was a huge nation. So even if the Jews were pushed to the outer area of the USSR/Russia Pale settelment area, that was good enough for Catharine the Great and other Russian leaders who wanted to push Jews away from the heart of Russian society in the Moscow area.
Since Catharine the Great, Moscow made sure to push Jews out of Russia. If they weren't pushed out of Russia the Russians made sure the Jews were at least pushed out of the heart of Russia/Moscow area. Do you deny this? Do you think when Moscow put its enemies into remote areas of Russia/USSR, that it was a term of endearment to those people?
It's not so much that, it's just his instinctive need to blame other people for Polish failures.
Similar to your instinct to blame Polish people for all the problems in the world to make you feel better about yourself, your personal failures and the failures of your ancestry?