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Posts by Lyzko  

Joined: 12 Jul 2013 / Male ♂
Last Post: 3 hrs ago
Threads: Total: 48 / Live: 34 / Archived: 14
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From: New York, USA
Speaks Polish?: tak
Interests: podrozy, rozrywki, sport

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Lyzko   
16 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

Error duly acknowleged and apology on my end hopefully accepted. In future though, kindly refer in said context to "Germans" as "Nazis", since obviously not all Germans were Nazis, or even Nazi leaning. Also, Germany's considered themselves kaisertreu and German to the core!
Lyzko   
16 Feb 2021
Work / Working as a PL-EN translator - good idea? Sworn translators in Poland. [27]

Tell me about it! I was raised at home in New York with German ríght alongside English for the immediate formative years, later formally in college. Had I not grown up with it, I could never translate into German as well as English. Into Polish?? Never!
Lyzko   
16 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

Jews admire Mickiewicz if they teach literature, Szopen aka Chopin if they love music, and Wójtyla et al.if they love life:-)
Lyzko   
16 Feb 2021
News / Poland - Germany's 5th largest trade partner [33]

Historically, you have a point. As to the thread topic, this will make it even more to the Germans' advantage to learn Polísh, although many Poles already know German.
Lyzko   
15 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

You're mistaken! The ever-popular Roman Dmowski wasn't exactly a friend of the Jews. Read "Kwestia zydowska"!
Lyzko   
15 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

Poles, similar to the Austrians, but unlike the Germans, often seem unwilling to admit to either anti-Semitism or even Nazi leanings in wartime Poland.
Lyzko   
15 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

As I'd already mentioned many times, Poland had a broader resistance movement than nearly any other European country, brave, unsung heroes, showing us that even a bunch of rotten apples can't ruin the whole crop!!
Lyzko   
15 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

Until '45, defeated Germany had been the most recalcitrantly un- yea ANTI-democratic country in all Europe, whose Weimar Republic was about the most tragi-comic joke of modern history, prior of course to Chamberlain's "assurance" that "Herr Hitler desires peace in our time!LOL
Lyzko   
15 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

Reminds me a little of the erstwhile "Historians' Debate" in Germany during the 198O's. The Right typically relativized the horror of the Holocaust and the Left stressed its horrible uniqueness.
Lyzko   
13 Feb 2021
History / Poland's borders throughout history [47]

German atlases typically still refer to Polish cities by their "former" German names, Danzig rather than Gdansk etc.!
Lyzko   
12 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

Tito's Partisans were up there, along with Jean Moulin or those intrepid heroes of Telemark:-)
Lyzko   
12 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

...it had the single largest resistance in Europe after France! Poland also NEVER had a pt goverment
Lyzko   
12 Feb 2021
History / Malinowo: Polish-Nazi Supression? [447]

Wo, people! Poland was a truly mixed bag, and therefore, individual collaborationist tendencies notwithstanding
Lyzko   
12 Feb 2021
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]

When once in Italy, a friend of mine at the time from Rome and I came upon two people talking together. Not knowing Italian, I figured from their voluble emotíons that they were cursing one another out. Angelina explained they were making plans for a bíg dinner party:-)