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"Poland's Concentration Camp" ?? [570]
'Sorry' would be too much to ask for. I'd settle for Poles not painting themselves as 100% pure innocent victims who were betrayed by the entire world.
Poland was attacked by three sides from "Nazi's", and in the east by "Soviet's". In the end Polish lost their country. What more needs to be said. Poland thought they had allies that would help but didn't. Yet Polish still fought to help them.
Polish women imprisoned under Stalin remember horrors of torture, separation from children
The women had survived a brutal six-year occupation by Nazi Germany, only to suffer under the new occupiers, dragged from their homes and families and subjected to brutal investigations on charges of spying for the West or with scheming to overthrow the new communist government.
The women were among 250,000 people arrested in Poland under early communism before Stalin died in 1953; some 23,000 were killed or died in prisons. Of those arrested, about 5,000 were women. The arrests were part of Stalin's effort to subdue Poland by terrorizing society and killing off the cultural and political elite.
newser.com/article/1A1-D8TUNOR00.html
I guess you feel the victory parade that "Stalin" excluded Polish military from was a ploy to make everyone think we were best friends. I can give you alot of artical showing what life was like even after the end of the war. Poland was no longer free to speak out or they were killed.