Ironside
3 Jan 2012
History / Mother tongue in Poland - acccording to 1931 census. [174]
Why strangely?I find that only natural provided that many so called Belorussians declared for Poland.
That is quite a nonsense, nobody would be sent to prison for speaking the truth. You do not see the difference between Polish government and Soviet government in Poland.
The fact is that he was working for said
and was happy with it. I think that you fail to understand to what extent Soviet Poland have been ruled by lies and deception.
He as an prominent person of per-war establishment to get a job at uni with soviets in charge he must have go to the extreme in criticism of the previous regime .
What country Poland invaded and what country the minority in the two provinces in question could have joined ?
Self-determination of what ? Two provinces ? How long would they would have survived bordering the Soviet Union ? Economical they would strugle, those provinces were the poorest region of Poland (mostly agriculture).
Ukrainians had no sufficient resources and educated people to run anything more than a county.
You are basically saying that you don't know what Poland should have done.
I must conclude that the only aim of your historical studies is to be used as a tool in moulding Poles into the shape of your PC views and beliefs.
Can you deny it?
No, the number of Belarussians in Poland was known before 1931 and strangely it happened to officially go down and down and down during the life of the RPII, down from 3,000,000 (unofficial) in 1918 to 989,900 in 1931 (officially).
Why strangely?I find that only natural provided that many so called Belorussians declared for Poland.
You expect him to have spoken out against the orders of the regime while the regime was still in power? Most probably would have got him a ticket to Poland's pre-WWII concentration camp.
That is quite a nonsense, nobody would be sent to prison for speaking the truth. You do not see the difference between Polish government and Soviet government in Poland.
The fact is that he was working for said
regime
and was happy with it. I think that you fail to understand to what extent Soviet Poland have been ruled by lies and deception.
He as an prominent person of per-war establishment to get a job at uni with soviets in charge he must have go to the extreme in criticism of the previous regime .
By that logic either Germany or Russia could today invade Poland and justify their annexation of the country on the basis that Germans/Russians are in the majority in the newly formed country.
What country Poland invaded and what country the minority in the two provinces in question could have joined ?
Ever heard of something called 'self-determination'?
Self-determination of what ? Two provinces ? How long would they would have survived bordering the Soviet Union ? Economical they would strugle, those provinces were the poorest region of Poland (mostly agriculture).
Ukrainians had no sufficient resources and educated people to run anything more than a county.
You are basically saying that you don't know what Poland should have done.
I must conclude that the only aim of your historical studies is to be used as a tool in moulding Poles into the shape of your PC views and beliefs.
Can you deny it?