Precisely. I believe it was called Drang nach Osten:
Which has absolutely no relevance to today's post-unification Germany.
If you want to throw around dodgy political concepts, I'm sure we can start talking about the crimes committed in the name of Polonization.
Yes, they did not know where they would be playing, what shame.
Perhaps they actually wanted to stay in a place which has historical interest for Germans, too?
Would anyone grudge Poland staying in L'viv when playing in a tournament in Ukraine, or in Vilnius in a tournament held in Lithuania? Of course not - so don't be silly!
Only it was 6 years later in Potsdam, after Polish people were killed and Poland was ruined. Thanks Brits!
Hmm. It was
your country that had nuclear bombs and could easily have forced the Soviet Union into a better settlement, not mine.
For what's it's worth -
Country, city USA, Hawthorne, CA
Worth pointing out that the views of this poster are not the views of Poland, but rather of Poland 100 years ago.