GefreiterKania 31 | 1429
23 Jul 2023 #1
In 1960s, communist times, Polish bishops issued a declaration which initiated German Polish reconciliation - "we forgive and ask for forgiveness." Their initiative shocked most Poles, coz it was a short time after WW2 when Germans were still viewed as murderous beasts.
Today Poland needs a similar gesture concerning Russia.
Poles are demanding that Russians should apologise for their genocidal crimes on the Polish nation in the interwar period (Polish Operation of the NKVD 1937-38) and during WW2. However, most Poles prefer to forget that it was Poland which invaded and oppressed Russia centuries before, and even captured the Russian capital of Moscow.
Poles should apologise first!! What for?
1/ for the colonisation of Russian territory.
2/ for the enslavement of Russian peoples.
3/ for suppressing Russian attempts to create a benevolent pan-Slavic empire
4/ for all the centuries of cruel anti-Russian jokes and the racist "theory of civilisations" which even today
inclines certain wicked individuals to call our Slavic brothers "Mongols"
5/ for always throwing a spanner into the Russian works and being a "pain in the arse numero uno"
6/ for stubbornly insisting that the borders of Europe are not in the Ural Mountains but on the Bug River
beyond which vast Asian steppes extend
7/ for neither loving Russia as much as we should nor being afraid of her as much as we ought to.
Today Poland needs a similar gesture concerning Russia.
Poles are demanding that Russians should apologise for their genocidal crimes on the Polish nation in the interwar period (Polish Operation of the NKVD 1937-38) and during WW2. However, most Poles prefer to forget that it was Poland which invaded and oppressed Russia centuries before, and even captured the Russian capital of Moscow.
Poles should apologise first!! What for?
1/ for the colonisation of Russian territory.
2/ for the enslavement of Russian peoples.
3/ for suppressing Russian attempts to create a benevolent pan-Slavic empire
4/ for all the centuries of cruel anti-Russian jokes and the racist "theory of civilisations" which even today
inclines certain wicked individuals to call our Slavic brothers "Mongols"
5/ for always throwing a spanner into the Russian works and being a "pain in the arse numero uno"
6/ for stubbornly insisting that the borders of Europe are not in the Ural Mountains but on the Bug River
beyond which vast Asian steppes extend
7/ for neither loving Russia as much as we should nor being afraid of her as much as we ought to.