History / Good fences make good neighbors. [13]

I've decided to start a new thread in order to prove deeply rooted German anti-Polonizm - both in elite way of thinking and average Hans & Helga mentality.

So here we go with my favorite Prussian statesman chancellor Otto von Bismarck:

What Bismarck wrote about Poles: "One shoots the wolves if one can."[22] He also said: "Beat Poles until they lose faith in a sense of living. Personally, I pity the situation they're in. However, if we want to survive - we've got only one option - to exterminate them.[23]

Bismarck, pride and glory of German history was only the devoted follower of another proto-Hitlerite:
Frederick the Great spoke of the Poles as "slovenly Polish trash", "the Iroquois of Europe" and "a barbarous people sunk in ignorance and stupidity".

Does it differ a lot from the famous Himmler's statement:
"All Poles will disappear from the world.... It is essential that the great German people should consider it as its major task to destroy all Poles."

Or general's Hans von Seeckt "Poland’s existence is intolerable and incompatible with the essential conditions of Germany’s life. Poland must go and will go!"

What a lovely neighbor we've got !

We shouldn't forget Mr Treitschke who gave us rudiments of the modern German patriotism
"The Jews are Our Misfortune" - in his works he referred to "that Polish branch of Jewry" with their "lethal hatred against the purest and mightiest representatives of the Germanic essence" !

“Year after year, out of the inexhaustible Polish cradle there streams over our eastern border a host of hustling, pants-peddling youths, whose children and children’s children will someday command Germany’s stock exchanges and newspapers.”

And it was 50 years before Adi !