European Parliament working document - is it an official document or not?

Polish press loves Germany just as much as German Jugendamts love Polish parents (and Italian, French and American parents as well)

Is it official enough for you BB or do you still maintain that it's only headlines and you don't believe them?

"The German Jugendamt, a child robbering administration?"

you call it headlines???!!!! It's CEED - Conseil Européen des Enfants du Divorce / European Council for Parents, children and grandparents victims of international and administrative child abductions.

The modern JUGENDAMT is a national-socialist-like state organisation.

You will find a lot of stories here:

The modern JUGENDAMT is a national-socialist-like state organisation.

....PL press that German Jugendamts....

That's why I find the kind of finger-pointing at Germany in this thread way over the top.

That link proves my point, BB.

Poland or other countries might not have this strange Jugendamt, but IMHO that doesn't mean that they treat foreign parents better than Germany.

This site is a support place for victimized parents affected by international parental child abduction to Poland.
The government of Poland has been a silent participant to this crime by not complying with the Hague Convention treaty laws. Statistics speak volume. Since 1995, the time when Poland signed the Hague Convention treaty, no American or Canadian child has returned to his/her home as a result of the actions by the Polish authorities.
On some occasions, desperate parents chose to use self-help to recover their abducted children. Poland is one of the top offenders of the Hague Convention treaty. It is time to change this horrific situation. We hope that you can help us in our struggle. To learn more about the reasons why ... exists

Nuremberg has proven that "I was only following orders" is not a valid defence

There is actually one country
in Europe that I consider to be on level par with Poland as regards honour and
magnanimity of spirit.

I am like a great Polish lancer, standing proudly, defending my country from
enemies and calumniators and you are like a small, annoying doggy running
around my boots, desperately trying to bite my ankle...

If it is now it really makes no sense.

In wich country did they reside and where there any inportant countries backing it up? What did USA say to it?

If it was any German goverment or something outbroad that would been something different.

Show me where the government of Norway surrendered. Or the King for that matter!
Until the King didn't sign a treaty it wasn't valid.

Lies, they tried co operation with highlanders as they saw them as real Poles and the real culture (Goebbels) but the next week the chairmens who was appointed got hanged and it all went down the stray. So don't come with theories who really don't work

Norway- Army two different things?

I don't know. I guess you would have to ask a member of the Polish communist
party what was his/her national identity and allegiance.
Communism is so alien to Polish ethos and identity that I doubt if they did
consider themselves Polish.

British, Polish or German though? :-)

And yet another Pole trots out the old lie! Why can't you Poles just admit that you were invited but that some of you were too cowardly to come (the eastern command Poles) and some of you thought that you were too special to come (the western command Poles)?

...They in turn refused to attend in protest at similar invitations not being extended to the Polish Army and Navy. The only Polish representative at the parade was Colonel Józef Kuropieska - the military attaché of the Communist regime in Warsaw who attended as a diplomatic courtesy.[4]..

...yip - makes sense :-)

Actually, we were...

well - to say the truth: We are free of this shame.

To any nationalist maybe they were mine, but as a patriot for me their all stinking traitors and I wouldn't care if they got hanged or tortured.

There were many reasons why a Norwegian volunteer would want to risk his life by going to the front. The most common were:

- Disappointment with the Norwegian armed resistance during the German invasion, and the political circumstances that allowed such a weak and outdated defence policy.

- Disappointment with the King and Government going into exile in the UK, and the feeling of have being betrayed by the British and French during the German invasion.

- The fear of the communist threat from East, and the chance to take part in a "Crusade against Bolshevism"

- The fact that Norway had capitulated, and this was seen by many as the only way to re-build a new national army.

The second name sounds suspiciously Germanic to me ;)